Wow busy! Most of the staff had on masks. Most of the customers did not. Lots of plants and not…read morereally more or less expensive then they would be in Indy. The checkout line inside a tad confusing. Someone comes by writes your purchase up on a slip, you then get in a line and had that paper to the cashier. Still signing credit card slips with community pens. Huge selection of perennials and annuals. Lots of diffrent sizes of succulents. They have these prearranged grab and go pots with a variety of flowers for you too plant in your own pots. This is the first place I've seen citronella plants this year.

Ryan was extremely helpful in offering many choices to me. He explained each variety that would…read morework best in the area and answered any questions I had about the plants. There were plenty of employees that would assist you if needed. Inside the store was very clean and cheerful, it made me want to look at other products; pots, ornaments, etc. Checking out was a breeze. Great experience!!!

We used The Tulip Company for our floral arrangements for our wedding at St. Mary-of-the-Woods…read moreCollege. Bud Welker was a wonderfully attentive man who fully understood my vision for flower colors and arrangements. He even ensured that I had gardenias in my bouquet and my groom's boutonniere despite the fact that they are delicate and hard to work with. Bud arrived early and was so capable and certain of himself that he made feel like I could leave the venue and get ready while he and the DJ (Dream Weddings) set everything up. Let the photos speak for themselves in saying Bud did a beautiful job!!

no as good as it used to be.. not sure what happened, wish they did better quality landscaping for…read morethe money charged

If you are visiting Turkey Run, or down for the covered bridge festival and are a Gardner, you have…read moreto stop in and chat with Al and Jackie! We stumbled upon their home-gardens and were utterly enchanted! Al will dig up and sell you a piece of his 30 year old perennial collection.( it's actually even older than this bc the gardens were there before he acquired the land.) They have an extensive iris collection and we were fortunate to see them in bloom! I can't wait to go back so I can add more to my collection- as soon as I find more room in my garden lol!

My gf and I found this while going to some amish stores in area. We got really lucky because I'd…read morebeen shopping for day lilies at a local place and was going to get less for more there. I got some amazing day lily varieties at a fantastic price. Cool place and cool people; definately stop there when you are in are! i love the drive too, lots of nice pastures and woodlands.

This is truly a great place to shop. So surprised that this place has beautiful healthy plants at…read morevarying prices

There is no doubt this family owned farm is sincere. There are six hoop greenhouses packed to the…read morerafters with plants, some apparently grown on the District 6 farm, most from well known flower/veggie retailers. Prices were high, in some cases almost twice the price of what you'd find at other Terre Haute nurseries. District 6 is easily found just east of Riley. I'd suggest a name change that announces the business with more intent. "District 6" means nothing to those outside of Clay county, Indiana.

So happy I read some Yelp reviews that encouraged me to pop in! I'm from Chicago & was visiting the…read moreChampaign area and read about this plant nursery. There's a solid variety of plants to choose from at affordable prices & the woman who was working was very friendly and kind. I'd encourage anyone to visit. :)

Great place to buy plants for the garden. When I get my plants there they do well. They are helpful…read moreand knowledgeable. Prices are reasonable. I wasn't impressed with the dirt we got as it was full of rocks. Overall a good place to go.

If you are one of those people who like learning something new throughout your entire life, you can…read morelearn a lot from visiting the Hobbit Gardens in Fillmore (west of Danville and at frequent farmers' markets.) If you are someone who likes getting 'back to basics' or more in touch with the natural parts of your life, then you will like visiting Hobbit Gardens. Okay, just so you know, you won't find anything related to the book series about the Hobbit/Lord of the Rings here. The owner is a fan of the books from here grade school days and liked the connection of the characters to the world around them. The owner opened the shop and herb garden when she moved to the Indy area. All the herbs she sells in her store are grown on the grounds. Not only can you buy herbs, but you can learn about growing them, learn about drying them, about making decorative wreaths, about their medicinal and health values. She offers classes (see her website) to students as well as adults. When you visit, there is limited parking on the gravel drive. The owner owns both the shop and the house, so you can park wherever you see gravel. Because it was late into fall during our visit, most of the herbs outside were already harvested, but she still had fresh herbs potted inside the shop so you could see about getting some of those. To be honest, I didn't make any purchases because I frankly don't use herbs for anything other than for cooking. My wife asked a lot of questions and because she did, I learned a lot more than I would have. So, I can't give you any pricing on the products. Sorry. But Constance is a pleasure to speak with and she has been immersed in learning about all the uses of herbs for decades. While there we chatted with her as we walked through the gardens and into the shop. There are special events on the property whenever a solstice or a new year starts. There is even a Sweat Lodge on site towards the back of the property that can be reserved for special occasions. I have to admit I am not sure if I would ever be interested in reserving it, but I found it interesting. The space seems inviting and just walking about and smelling the fragrances left us feeling relaxed and calm...more in touch with nature. If you feel like learning more and want to do something out of the ordinary, give Constance a call or check her out at one of the Farmers' Markets (She attends the Winter's Market at the Indy CCIC starting in mid-November if you don't feel like driving to the far west side. My wife and I enjoyed our visit and the opportunity to learn something new. Review #3815

Great place to buy native perennials! I've bought a white gorgeous dogwood tree and had their crew…read moreplant it and a river birch clump for us. Both are gorgeous, healthy treees!

This is a fantastic place to go buy perennials and trees an hour south of Indy--where things grow a…read morelittle earlier. It is a little off the beaten track, located near Tony Stewart's elaborate estate west of Columbus. Not too many flowers, but lots of shrubs, bushes, hedges, etc, at reasonable prices. The business is part of a vertically integrated landscaping concern run by an over-educated gentleman named Dean, although the nursery is run by a friendly and knowledgeable manager named Kim. She is a font of ideas and suggestions, and if you bring photos of your garden and house she is more than willing to get you going. This is about as non-corporate as it gets, and the selection is way more diverse than the big box stores. The shrubs are grown and tended with care, and are guaranteed healthy--you can replace anything that doesn't survive. If you want great service with a personal touch, you can't go wrong here. Credit cards taken too, no need to bring cash

This place is the best. It is run by a married couple and they had the most beautiful pumpkins and…read moreliterally the biggest, most colorful mums I have ever seen. I love this place!

Came here on a whim when I took a solo road trip to Bloomington and it was so fun! There were so…read moremany vendors of both food, ceramics, leather goods, kids items and more. I love the black raspberries - I've not found them in Cincinnati so I bought 4 pints here and they are delicious. Also grabbed a ceramic mug, earrings and an amazing leek boureka. Highly recommend!

Great farmer's market not too far of a walk from the "downtown" / main school campus area. I liked…read morethat you can get everything you could want here from groceries, to coffee and pastries, more substantial meals like sandwiches, and coffins...yes nice handcrafted wood coffins