Such a fun day at the Fall Harvest Festival. The coffee cart had delicious lattes and pumpkin chai…read more The Warm Belly ciders were fantastic...we liked the winter one the best. The fall margaritas looked amazing. We enjoyed the corn maze, live music, sunflowers, zinnias, large lawn games (like pool, archery, beer pong, bags, and high striker), apple cannon, and fun photo op spots. This trip was just adults, and there really was something for everyone to do. Other than the apple cannon and food/drinks or items in the store-everything we did was included in the price of admission which was really convenient and appreciated. The activities were easy to navigate, restrooms were clean, and there was plenty of seating throughout the farm. Everyone was super friendly, especially the people checking our tickets at the car and the person welcoming us and giving us our maps.

This was my second year going to the Fall Harvest Festival at Warm Belly Farms. Last year was so…read moremuch fun, we had to come back again! There are many fun activities for the kids: bounce pads, slides, duck races, obstacle course, candy cannon, apple cannon, and more! There was also live music and a bar for adults. The corn maze is huge and challenging with word and picture puzzles along the way! We completed it in 50 minutes. The workers were all kind and helpful. And I bought a huge mum for only $5! I plan to come back to this harvest festival every year!

Over priced, plants die quickly, staff doesn't help - go to Fellys instead. Avoid this garden…read morecenter with all costs - not worth the drive , your time or money

They created building code violations with the nearly 100 tons of dirt (6-12" depth) of soil…read moreremoved across the back of our yard. They were supposed to fix drainage in our yard, they made it worse. The sketch was a drawing and not to scale... Especially after they removed so much dirt... When questioned, only answers given to us were not able to be backed up by industry standards. All four professionals we had take a look after the disaster was started shook their head and one was so disgusted squeezed us in between his projects that fall so we wouldn't have to go through winter with the mess Schonheit created. They might be fine with plants, they should stick with plants and stay away from hardscape & definitely don't hire them for larger projects.

It's late in the planting season but Klein's still has a great selection of perennial plants as…read morewell as shrubs, fruit trees and grasses in their outdoor area plus heaps of beautiful annuals indoors. In not big into annuals, but I can blow a whole paycheck on blueberry bushes, tall grasses and anything purple that might come back year after year. I picked up two indoor plants and ceramic rainbow pots-they come in all shapes, sizes and colors. I'll definitely return! The checker said this is a third-generation shop! That's awesome. It's really beautiful and well-stocked, organized, so clean, excellent lighting. Well done to all at Kleins! Oh, sale on now. 25% off all the perennials and I think the annuals had a big price cut, too.

Great place! Wide assortments of plants, pots, tools, flowers, greenery and arrangements…read more It was climate controlled and very nice temperature and gentle breeze. The prices were decent compared to the quality of the plants they have. You wonder about but there are attendants around if you have questions. We really liked the 3 checkout lanes they had so no long, long lines. Glad we found this place! Got some nice healthy plants!

Nice idea of a business - woman-owned, seemed very knowledgable about gardens and plants, was very…read moreresponsive to giving a quote. Then it all fell apart -- weeding cost $75 per person hour, and weeds were left everywhere. When we called about it, they came to look and said all the weeds must have grown back in the time it took them to get out to see it. Then our fall cleanup -- clocking in at $2400 -- left leaves everywhere and plants untrimmed. When we asked for them to do the job properly, they came out, said it was too windy and that must have blown the neighbors leaves into our yard, declined to do more, declined to acknowledge they could have done better, and knocked some money off the bill. So it only cost us $1600 to do a job we could have done ourselves in a couple of hours. Don't waste your money here -- you'll waste a lot of it.

I contracted with Avant early spring of 2019 to install some small berms and rockscaping in my…read morefront yard (about 40x12 ft). The planning and installation went well even though it was a rainy season and the installation got delayed until November 2019. This spring after waiting all winter, I was eager to install some plants as the rock work looked great. One thing I didn't anticipate is that previous to their work I had a layer of black plastic down to kill weeds (plastic had been in place at least 20 months). Even though there were some holes in the plastic the soil was now microbe and invertebrate poor because of the solarization. I reached out to Avant to consult and Becky has been very responsive and helpful in working with me with plans to amend the soil. So even after Avant's project was complete they continue to be supportive and responsive in making sure their customer is satisfied and the garden is healthy. Thanks AVANT!

Brought four trees last year had great customer service…read more Very knowledgeable on trees. Had them plant the trees. This spring decided to get two more trees. Received the same great service. This time I planted them my self. Their web had very through directions and when I was not sure they are very helpful over the phone.

Very casual possibly non existent relationship with the honesty. This was the rudest service I have…read moreever experienced anywhere in my entire life. I wouldn't buy anything here if they were giving it away.

Blatantly Misleading. No Fine Print. No Accountability…read more I ordered a Clematis from McKay Nursery in a #1 container, which their site described as approximately a 1-gallon size. What I got was a 2.5-quart pot--dramatically smaller than what any reasonable person would expect when ordering a gallon-sized plant. I contacted customer service, and Matt Weaver responded by telling me that a "#1 container" is actually a "trade gallon," which, according to him, means 2.4-2.9 quarts. That's not a real gallon. And more importantly: that information was nowhere on McKay's website. No small print. No disclaimer. No fine print. Nothing. To justify this, Matt sent me a link--not from McKay--but from a completely unrelated company's website (NC Farms), trying to retroactively explain away the discrepancy. That's not customer service. That's deflection. If McKay is using a non-standard sizing system, it is their responsibility to be transparent about that at the point of sale--not after someone calls them out. The fact that this was omitted entirely from their site makes it false advertising, plain and simple. The plant might be healthy, but I paid for something I didn't receive--and the way it was handled showed zero integrity. Buyers beware: McKay's "gallon" isn't a gallon. And once they've got your money, don't expect accountability.

Buyer Beware! This company sells inferior plants online. None of my plants showed and life almost…read moreone year later! Do not honor their 1-year guarantee! BBB to be reported also.