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McLean Nurseries

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Poor Boy's Garden Center - Big selection

Poor Boy's Garden Center

3.3(29 reviews)
2.3 mi
•$$

My wife was looking for some native plants to plant in our yard. Poor Boy's Garden Center had quite…read morea collection of these. What I liked: *Huge selection. We easily spent almost an hour walking looking through their various offerings *Great information. The plants had thorough written descriptions with them that allowed us to know exactly what we were getting. *Competitive pricing. I didn't feel like the prices were any more (or less) than other garden spots we've visited. *The koi pond. My kids were along and they were entertained by the koi pond. This helped as we weren't constantly hearing "I'm bored" as we were trying to make final decisions. All in all, very pleased with our experience at Poor Boy's Garden Center.

As long as I've lived in the Parkville area, I've never thought to check out Poor Boy's. However,…read morewith my recent garden obsession I decided to pay them a visit to see what they had in stock. I was blown away with the selection of house plants and all of themat a very good price too. Considering the astronomical price tag that some plants have today. For $9.99, I couldn't leave without buying a new plant. Poor Boys has all of your needs to tend to your plants and garden. From soil and neem oil to planter pots and worm castings. They carried a good selection of annual and perennial plants for your garden as well as a smaller selection of herbs, greens, and lettuce, given the major gardening season is starting to come to an end. They even had different types of fruit trees with fruit already on the limbs. The young guy working in the garden center was really nice and answered the various questions I had. He even helped me bring my items to the car. If you've got a green thumb and are in need of some new house plants or new items for your garden, then definitely give Poor Boy a visit.

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Radebaugh Florist & Greenhouses - Stunning floral arch for a wedding at The Inn at Perry Cabin in St. Michael's

Radebaugh Florist & Greenhouses

4.0(76 reviews)
3.1 mi
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Today was the day for the Rosebud Vintage Flea Market, we decided to go there and see what it was…read moreall about. What a pleasant assembly of vendors, lots of used and vintage clothing, purses, jewelry, shoes and boots, something for everyone! One vendor really caught my eye. This was a young lady, Paula Lino from Bolivia , she did a phenomenal job of handmade embroidery on tiny items, barely the size of bottle caps. Stitches were meticously hand sewn on fabric with an obvious talent for complementary colors. Some were 3D. Great work. She shared that she has plans to expand to larger pieces of work, a true artist. The second part of the visit was to go into their greenhouse, such beautiful plants that are very healthy. Lots to see and appreciate.

I am incredibly disappointed with my recent experience. When I called to ask about the delivery…read morestatus of my bouquet, the woman on the phone was hostile and defensive. To make matters worse, there was zero proactive communication regarding my order.While the flowers were of good quality, they were certainly not extraordinary, especially given the high price point. Because of this rude treatment and lack of professionalism, I will not be ordering from this company again. They clearly know how to make a sale, but they have a lot to learn about basic customer courtesy.

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George W. & Anna Radebaugh in front of the florist in the 1940's. George started the business in 1924.

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