1. Miami Valley Tree Farm

0

Cedarville, OH

Cancel

Open app

Search

Miami Valley Tree Farm

5.0 (1 review)

Services - Miami Valley Tree Farm

Tree planting

Tree stump removal

Miami Valley Tree Farm Photos

You might also consider

More like Miami Valley Tree Farm

Recommended Reviews - Miami Valley Tree Farm

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

10 years ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - Miami Valley Tree Farm

You might also consider

Verify this business for free

People searched for Landscaping 1,794 times last month within 25 miles of this business.

Verify this business

A Brown & Sons Nursery - Our purchase today. We got them all planted that day as well.

A Brown & Sons Nursery

(16 reviews)

We have purchased MANY trees over the years from Browns and other local nurseries, but our latest…read moreexperience at Browns has not been good. A tree we purchased 10 months ago has not been doing well. It has been properly planted and cared for-even "babied" along-and still not doing well. We are not at all new to tree planting or basic knowledge, so to have this kind of issue is very very rare for us. We have inquired back with Browns 3 times now as to what we can do to help this tree make it, and have gotten zero help or answers this far. We are getting the feeling that they are just waiting for our 1 year from purchase guarantee to pass by so that they can skip their commitment. We do not necessarily want the tree to be replaced, we want their input to know to make this tree thrive better and we are not getting it. Our next tree/shrubs may be coming from someplace else. Update from initial paragraphs above... absolutely zero "customer service" for the tree, and our time ran out. We had to cut it down. $300+ in the burn pile. I very rarely give a business this kind of review, but I honestly feel that this was warranted. We played by all of their retune/customer purchase rules and guidelines, and they did nothing.

First of all the actual design, making sure the plants are properly placed according to their size…read more Also, when you pay for a professionally done job you assume they'll use quality products. The mulch was so bad I had to replace it the following spring.

Yellow Springs Botanicals - The pineapple plant I mentioned. They also have really nice lime trees.

Yellow Springs Botanicals

(2 reviews)

$$

A locals' favorite, Yellow Springs Botanicals is a work in progress. Meaning, Steve and Karen Reed…read more(two of the co-owners I met-super nice!) obtained the abandoned Stutzman's Nursery and is in the process of clearing debris, repairing greenhouses and building gardens where you can cut your own fresh, organic herbs and vegetables. Sound good? There's more. George's Village Greenery, a nursery that used to sell exotic plants downtown, consolidated with YSB. So, you can now buy their exotic and tropical plants alongside perennials, local trees, bushes, ferns, carnivorous, cacti and succulents, local pottery, organic herb and veggie plants and more! Since the site is still being remodeled it's a little rough-not as polished as most nurseries, but it's getting there. They just built the "New Garden Market" which includes really nice indoor plants and local decor. I purchased a Silver Table fern for only $5-something I've never seen before. While walking through the greenhouses I experienced a lot more new things, like a pineapple plant that had a little pineapple on top of it and several plants I've never seen also in bloom, including cacti. I saw a healthy amaryllis and it's not even November! Sorry, I'm nerding out. You'll also experience Muscovy ducks from South America walking around helping to keep the bugs at bay. They also apparently ate all the kio in the fish pond, so their presence is, or was, bittersweet. A small grey cat also greeted us and said farewell-the apparent mascot. I forget his name. Osiris, maybe? Probably so since he looked a little rough.... The owners know they can't compete with all the chains that sell annuals at discounted prices. I don't think they even want to, to be honest. They're trying to rebuild the past but make it bigger and better, adding new experiences and education to the community. Both of which I definitely left with.

Changed hands and changed its name. Now Stonycreek Garden Center. A total joke and waste of time…read more Worst garden center. Weeds growing all around including in large flower pots! Long drive from anywhere besides Yellow Springs. Don't waste your time.

Miami Valley Tree Farm - landscaping - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...