I had a fantastic brief stop into this plant, feed and seed store. They had a great assortment of…read moreearly spring flowers. In the midst of the Covid-19 nightmare, I was driving past this shop and noticed some cheery flowers. Without a second thought my car pulled into the parking lot. I was greeted by a super nice women who was watering plants. Of course, just my luck they only take cash or checks. BUT... as I was turning back to my car, she told me to get what I want and "just send on a check". I was shocked and really touched! In this scary time, I felt super touched by this gesture and sense of community. Seriously how cool os tjos story. I tried to venmo her but she insisted that it would be fine. I am sending in my check today with many happy faces. This act of kindness was so welcomed and appreciated. I hope folks who read this review will give them lots of business. We need more people and businesses in these trying times. Next time, and I assure you there will be lots of next times, I will bring cash and or my check book. Oh, and my pansies look adorable and brighten up my yard.

I love this store and the owners who run it really care and take the time to talk you through your…read moregoals & your lawn. I've bought bird seed, grass seed, plants and will continue to do so. This is an excellent local business in the Malvern/Frazier area we should all be supporting!

Stopped in a few days before Christmas and found a few MUST HAVE doggie ornaments. I adored one…read morewreath, but decided to wait until after Christmas for a big sale. Drove over there on Friday, but they were closed. Drove over there on Saturday, but they were closed. Could not locate hours on the website, other than open till 8. Call me silly, but I would think these days would be busy ones for the shop.

This is to review Garden Shoppe's seasonal produce. (We have yet to experience the plant nursery…read moreitems.) We'd seen this place many times when stopping at Braxton's for pet food. Finally tried them for veggies the other day and we were really pleased. We normally get non-organic produce from Gentile's in Newtown Sq if/when it's decent quality (prices can't be beat, but quality is sometimes lacking), or we trek to Wolff's in Media for better quality (which you pay for there). What made the Garden Shoppe helpful to us is its convenience to the nearby Acme and Rite Aid we use, and the quality we got for the price. Quality can sometimes be on par with Wolff's, but with lower prices than Wolff's. They did not have the selection of the Wolff's or other larger produce stores, so expect what one might find at a roadside produce stand, not a full market. But for basics, they filled our need very well. One complaint was the corn. Places like Wolff's will normally let you husk it there, and if you get a half-brown dud, you don't end up paying for it. Wolff's has a lot of pride and does not want to sell you something like that. At the Garden Shoppe there is no means of husking, and we have ended up with 40% of our ears in really bad shape (half the kernels missing, worms, rot, etc.), so if they could set up a husking station it would be a great relief. For the other items, though, we're glad we finally tried them, and are sorry we didn't do it years sooner.

Nice atmosphere, and great food. Love to be able to look at plants and soap. I usually find…read moresomething unique. I live in Washington State and whenever we visit we come here.

Terrain is Anthropologie's sister brand (they're owned by the same parent company), which sells…read moreeverything for your garden and home: indoor plants, outdoor plants, terrariums, and so much more. Some Terrain shops (the smaller ones inside Anthropologie stores) are limited to dried flowers, indoor plants, and accessories and garden tools, but they have larger stores, including this location in Glen Mills - their flagship location. It opened in 2008; it has a nursery, a huge home store (decor, candles, llighting, food, gifts, garden gear, indoor plants), a fafe, a greenhouse... Whether you're a gardener or not, Terrain is fun to explore. We visited two weeks ago, and I have to say that it's particularly beautiful in winter - all those Christmas trees in snow and a fire pit and seasonal decor... Worth stopping by if you're in the area!

Is it a coincidence that the entryway to Laurel Hill Gardens is reminiscent of the gates to heaven?…read more I might have thought so at first, but that would have been before my encounter with Saint Susan, owner/proprietor (okay... I added the "Saint" part"... but that doesn't make her undeserving of the title). We stumbled across LHG while wandering through Chestnut Hill, and I have never seen an establishment in Philly dedicated to the city gardener/landscaper that is more thoroughly stocked, more beautifully laid out, or better staffed. When one of those eager staffers asked me how she could help me and I replied with a long and esoteric set of concerns I had about potted vines, she immediately directed me to bring my questions to said Saint Susan. Mere minutes later I knew 10 times more about the subject than the collective wisdom I'd previously gathered from the mooks at Home Depot, Loew's, etc. over the years. If you are serious about getting that city courtyard of yours "greened" in a tasteful, beautiful, and sensible manner, there is now no place for me in Philadelphia other than Laurel Hill Gardens. It is an incredible gem of a place. Prices are high, yes, but sometimes you truly do get what you pay for.

Walking through the gate takes you into a little cottage garden. The garden has a green house, a…read morefountain and lots of plants. It is decorated for each season/holiday with cute little vignettes. You can wander the paths to see it all. At the back is a little cottage gift shop with small plants, gardening supplies, vintage finds and little gifts. More plants are around the side of the cottage. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly. The plant prices are comparable to other nurseries, a little more than the big box stores. You get better quality and personalized service. The garden is much bigger than it seems. It is worth a stop even if you're not buying plants!

Was driving down Germantown and saw this little store. Finally decided to stop in and found some…read morereally beautiful flowers inside. Fall is my favorite time of year to decorate my house with flowers. Their assortment of mums and hanging baskets was exactly what I was looking for! The staff was extremely pleasant and very kind. I had a great experience and would HIGHLY recommend anyone stop by. It will really brighten your day!

Went to purchase flowers for my moms birthday. The boy at the front looked at me like I'm crazy,…read moresaying "we don't sell flowers here." I'm not sure why "flower" is in the name then. I asked if there any places nearby that might have some, to which he says "not in this area." A quick mapping showed me one three minutes away where they were very kind and helpful. Kid was pretty rude off the bat as well. I'd recommend anyone actually needing flowers (lol) to go to Rothe Florists down the street. They were extremely kind, crazy cheap, and the bouquet was beautiful. I would add a photo but do not want people to assume it was from this store.

Will never return to a Big Box garden center! LeBeau…read moreGardens is such a special find in Chester County - it offers distinctive plants and garden decor that no one in your neighborhood will have! What truly sets this extraordinary enterprise apart, however, is its staff. Susan and Alexis are remarkable! They are extremely knowledgeable and offer such distinguishing suggestions. Most notably, they care about their customers, which is a rare find. I am a client for life!

Knowledgeable and helpful. Deserves more local support. Nursery manager is Cornell-trained…read morehorticulturist.

Wow! This place is amazing. I spend a lot of my time in the garden, so for me this place is a gem…read more I was headed out to one of the major local farms when I decided to stop here first. They have everything to include pumpkins, mums, hay, fall decor, roses, planters, soil and tropical plants. The staff was helpful and told me when certain items will be arriving for complete my fall decor. She mentioned they also have Christmas trees in December. While I love my artificial tree, I may have to get a real one this year. If it couldn't get any better, the prices were lower than the big box stores. No more going to Lowe's or Home Depot for flowers. Please support your family businesses (and buy me a plant while you are there :))

My favorite local biz to get flowers and plants for the summer. Great quality healthy plants that…read morelast! Also the staff is always really nice and helpful!

So glad i came to Brandywine Trees when i needed japanese maples! The owner (Robert) is very…read moreknowledgeable about each variety, and helped me select the best trees for my garden and deck. The trees i received are beautiful and healthy, and large enough to appreciate how lovely they will be when full grown. I wish i had a larger yard!

First I'll start with the positive.  I can tell the owner is really passionite about trees and the…read moreprices are very reasonable.  However I must now list my constructive criticism.  Before we even received our trees, delivery was over a week past estimated delivery date.  I had to email him to remind the company about my order.  I know times are crazy with covid but when you buy something and are told a delivery window a week late seems atypical (red flag #1).  We received the 5 trees we ordered, 4 of of which were hornbeams.   We already have 3 established ones in our yard and have never had a problem growing them.  The trees were very tall, but wilted when delivered and had a very small tree bulb, the container was the size of a basketball (red flag #2).  When we planted the trees we noticed the roots were not the most mature, and the taproot was small, but we still planted them.  After less than 1 week we were noticing one tree had all of its leaves turn brown, after 3 weeks the other tree started to turn and in 4 weeks we had 2 dead hornbeams .  At this point I emailed the owner and asked him what his business could do for us.  I have bought many trees and shrubs over the years at many nurseries and the most reputable ones in the area like Terrain and Mostadis have a warranty with their goods.  However I know this buisnees says on its website that the customer is soley responsible.  I find this to be very disheartening because 2 of our trees were never in the best shape when received and were planted and cared for well. I should have spoke up upon delivery but I never thought they would die and not be revivable.  After I emailed him the first time I heard no response for 1 week.  After a nudge email he informed me he was so busy and would email me "soon once his internet service is restored".  After another week I them sent him another email, and still yet to hear anything (red flag #3).    So this leaves me here, writing a negative review that I never wanted to have to give and out $300 in dead hornbeams.  Again I know these are not normal times with covid and I was giving this buisnees every benefit of the doubt, but their customer service is severely lacking.  As for my review I am being generous with 2 stars, 2 of 5 trees died and their customer service needs an overhaul.