Great place to shop and get home items and gifts. Their food is a must try, the sourdough bread…read moreand doughnuts are delicious. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful.

I go there to use the post office and sometimes to buy bread. I also drop off items at God's Goods,…read morewhich entails driving around the back to the drop off area. Hate to say it but since God's Goods moved in, it's always crowded. The parking lot is a nightmare, between trying to find a spot and all the dust. The lot is uneven and should be paved. I have been told others have complained about the uneven ground in the lot, but they are unable to pave it.

Such a pleasure to wander through pathways of healthy plants and flowers. Always motivates me to…read morebeautify my own space.

I've been to the majority of garden centers/ nurseries in the Charleston area. There's some that…read moreare larger and some that have lower prices, but the service and knowledge at Abide A While can't be matched. When I first moved to Mount Pleasant 5 years ago, Abide A While was the first nursery that I went to. As soon as I walked in the annual section, I was met with the warmest smile by an older lady that instantly made me feel at home. I forgot her name, but after talking for a while she had mentioned she was with the company for about 40 years! Being as happy as she was with the same company for that long is definitely is a statement in itself! Unfortunately she retired not too long ago, but now I've met so many other friendly and knowledgeable people at Abide A While. Bruce and J.D.(?) are my go-tos. As for the layout, I like it a lot. Pretty much all the annuals are to the right. Houseplants are on the left, inside with the household items. (All of the household items are beautifully displayed and consist of great quality). Outside, towards the rear of the building are the perennials, trees, and some tropical plants. One of the most important things about Abide A While is every plant is labeled and the majority have full descriptions! If the description is not on the pot, it'll be on a nearby post or printed out on a card. There's nothing more that I hate than to have to do full research on the spot for a plant that catches my eye. So kudos to them for providing that information. I'll end with saying Abide A While is just beautiful, inside and out. I especially love going there after a stressful day. It's so serene, and even majestic in a way. If you haven't been there before, it's worth going for that reason alone.

Overall: A great local nursery that is leagues better than what you'll find at a big box store…read more Shop local! The good: Plenty of parking and lots of variety to choose from. You'll probably find what you're looking for, at least in terms of local shrubs, flowers, and trees. I definitely go here versus a big box store, not only for quality reasons but also for "specialty" items. Plus, if you have kiddos, there's a little pond with koi fish and a (caged) chicken area to explore. Almost all of the plants that I've gotten from there have held up after planting and are still healthy and growing. The not-so-good: On subsequent visits, the supply/availability of certain items can definitely vary. One of the times I had to leave without finding what I wanted. Depending on where you live (e.g. downtown), it can be pretty far of a drive (especially if there's traffic).

There's something about driving out to Hidden Ponds that instantly shifts your mood. Once you're…read morepast the sprawl of Mount Pleasant and ease into Awendaw, the noise and hurry of the city fall away. The nursery sits quietly off the road, surrounded by trees and open space, and it always feels calm and unhurried--like exactly where you're supposed to be if you need to breathe a little deeper and dig your hands in the dirt again. But beyond the beauty of the location, what makes Hidden Ponds stand out is the experience of actually shopping there. The variety is impressive--from native plants to flowering perennials, trees, herbs, tropicals, and everything in between. But what's even more impressive is that the young folks working there know their stuff. And I don't just mean being able to point you to where the ferns are. I mean they can speak to Latin names, plant families, light needs, watering preferences--real plant knowledge that makes a huge difference when you're trying to bring something home and actually keep it alive. That kind of expertise is something I truly appreciate, and it's rare to find at big-box garden centers. At Hidden Ponds, you're getting thoughtful advice from people who clearly care about what they're doing. It's encouraging, it's helpful, and it makes the whole experience feel more intentional. Also--let's talk about the containers. I've never once left without being tempted by (or totally giving in to) one of their absolutely gorgeous planters. Their selection is next level: unique shapes, sizes, and finishes you don't see everywhere else. Whether you want something modern and clean or rustic and textured, they've got it--and I always end up mentally rearranging my porch or garden beds just to justify one more. If you're into gardening or just want a peaceful place to browse plants with some truly helpful guidance, this place is worth the drive. Hidden Ponds lives up to its name--beautiful, a little hidden, and full of good surprises.

This specific location is terrible! The management has…read moreFAVORITES! in corporate America that is ILLEGAL! I have specific names! I won't say who but there job is the operations manager! I went in today and looked for a bathroom organizer, and as soon as I couldn't find it, associates came up to me and said "Thomas got fired" I then said "oh really?" Then they proceed to tell me I was giving him discounts. As a company EVERY CASHIER HAS THE ABILITY TO TAKE $50 dollars off of any order. If you don't want associates discounting things then don't give people the ability to do so. I DONT WORK THERE! STOP SPEAKING ABOUT SOMEONE WHO IS NOT WORKING THERE! KEEP MY NAMR OUT OF YOUR MOUTH! I am a paying customer! If you keep my name in your mouth I will just take my business elsewhere. Thank you. Screw this company!

Incredible attitude from the truck rental place. I was shocked and it was so unnecessary. Thanks…read morebut no thanks

This is the best nursery to buy native plants! The selection is amazing and the plants are healthy…read more The staff are super knowledgeable and helpful. The prices are very reasonable too.

I visited this past Sunday with members of my garden club. We had such a great time! The staff is…read moreextremely nice, helpful and knowledgeable! The plants are healthy looking and they had a lot of natives I was looking for including the Osage Orange which I have been having trouble finding. I love this nursery and will definitely be going back again.

Good morning from a little low country garden buddy! And…read moreI'm remembering the plant nursery young man that sold me this Azalea last summer after bloom-time. His description and excitement over this plant's vibrant blooms-to-come were animatedly relayed so I was sure the little bush would be amazing the following spring. I love people whom are good at their jobs! Thanks nursery dude for making me happy this spring. Trust. Faith. Vision.

I called to see if they sold pine straw, and the woman who answered the phone said they had a dozen…read morebales left. I needed ten, so asked her to hold them for me til I arrived within the hour. I offered to give her my credit card to "hold" them. It apparently wasn't necessary but she took the number down anyway. Later, looking at my reciept, I saw that they charged me a "CONVENIENCE FEE" of $.74 FOR USING MY CREDIT CARD - without warning me. I called and spoke to the mgr, who I told that I was NEVER informed of a "convenience fee"("convenient" for whom...?). Had I been, I would happily have pay ca$h. I requested a refund for this ridiculous, (ILLEGAL?) charge. She replied, "My employee ALWAYS tells people about the fee!" Well, in this case she did NOT. Credit card fees are a cost of doing business that the proprietor must eat, and/or adjust her prices accordingly to absorb them. She was extremely unpleasant, refused to refund this bogus charge, (which I easily could have disputed with Discover) but since the pine straw was okay I chose not too, but I will inform YOU to steer clear of this less than honest establishment. Stick with Hidden Ponds, Hyams, or Abide a While garden centers - they all understand customer service.

The staff at Possum's are extremely knowledgeable about all things regarding lawn and pest control…read more They have everything you need. Very friendly and helpful.

So helpful and knowledgeable! Highly recommend! Wealth of information…read more.. Honest .. what more can you ask for!?

The cashier I had she was super friendly and helpful and also the stocker was super friendly too. I…read morewanna say best walmart I ever been tooo.

This is a precious furniture consignment retail store that has a little bit of everything! The…read moreemployee there was so informative and positive and gave me the Treasure Guide that maps all the consignment stores in the Columbia, Elloree, Summerville, Goose Creek, North Charleston, Charleston and Mount Pleasant areas!!! I found lots of treasures for my daughter's home... attached are some items I saw last week. Not sure if they are still around but hoping! In the front entrance is a Huge round glass table that sits on a beautiful piece of cedar drift wood. Check it out!

Absolute a must to visit. Very friendly. I was here about a year and half to two years ago when…read moreit was under different ownership and it was so crammed full of stuff and unorganized. Now there is room to walk and the prices are wonderful. I didn't find what I was specifically looking for I will be back to look again another day for sure. A little hidden off a Main Street but easy to find by following my GPS.