Beautiful garden destination. I wanted to sit and have a glass of wine. Unusual plants, outstanding…read moreclay pot selection, chemical free plants. The proprietor knows her plants and garden. She has a BEAUTIFUL EYE. Just a delightful experience. My car was full when I drove out.

Blackrock farm is wonderful. The grounds are beautiful but nothing beats the greenhouses stuffed…read morefull of the most wonderful assortment of Annuals, Perennials, Succulents and Orchids just to mention a few. Helene Lewand is always willing to talk, teach and just spend time with customers as well as being a gifted designer of graceful gardens she is a genuinely nice women.

Five Acre Farm is a year-round gem, but even more sparkly around the holidays. They have an…read moreoutstanding selection of their own baked goods as well some extra goodies from other bakeries like bread from Little Spruce plus various local veggies and meat. In the warmer months, there are lots of plants and flowers for sale, but around Christmas time, they have really fantastic trees, wreaths, and other festive decorations. It's an honor-based and store, so you check yourself out and use a card reader or leave them a check. They owners are simply fantastic people; so kind and friendly!

Yumalicious! I bought a blueberry pie as a hostess gift. Oh my! It was so delicious. The…read morecrust was flaky and tasty. The filling held together but wasn't goppy goo or overly sweet. It was fresh tasting and just right. Trust me, I'm a harsh pie critic. This was GOOD PIE! I love that they operate on the honor system. I hope that all patrons are respectful of this. If I lived in town, I would eventually have to try everything they have to offer. I'll definitely come again the next time I'm visiting.

Overpriced. I paid way too much for "loam" that was basically sand, rocks and invasive weeds that…read moreI'm still fighting with.​ some of those weeds were bind weed that had been chopped into tiny root pieces. Bought an elderberry, that I paid way too much for and it ended up having shoot borers. I should have known because it had been pruned back...which means they knew.

Terrible customer service. I call to inquire if they have dwarf fruit trees the response is, "NO,…read morewe don't have any dwarf fruit trees", then she just hangs up. I call back thinking maybe we were cut off, but no, same attitude.

We stopped here wanting fresh Maine blueberries! They have lots of pints and 1/2 pints and both…read moresmall and large varieties. The grounds and shop were immaculate. Couldn't help grabbing some fresh raspberries too! The fruit was well cleaned with no damaged fruit and extremely flavorful and fresh tasting and similarly priced for the area.. pints were $7.99

Came here with the expectation that this was a great nursery for the Scarborough communities, so I…read morewanted to check it out especially because they were having a sale on plant babies! They had a gazillion pumpkins and all different types of gourds this time of year, but at the front of each of the greenhouses were a variety of plants from small succulents to giant birds of paradise. Outside there was a selection of pots, but like most places they were out of terra cotta pots. Lots of mums and fall arrangements, and their farm market had a really nice selection of wine, produce, and dairy products. Parking was painless and checking out was easy enough. I'd love to come back here in the spring when things are ramping up.

My husband and I have been shopping at Green Mountain Transplants since moving back to Maine a few…read moreyears ago. It is always a pleasure. With covid 19 on the loose we have dramatically curtailed all shopping. What a pleasure to be able to call ahead and then pick up planting soil and some beautiful pansies without going inside! There was a nice selection of plants out front to choose from : all beautiful and healthy.

Beautiful selection of plants both common and not so common. Was ecstatic to come here and be able…read moreto find something Jew I hadn't seen offered anywhere else before. A great place if you want to add anything to a plant collection!

Amazing selection and knowledge. Called when an item came through. Could spend hours looking…read morethrough all their gift offerings too.

What do I love MOST here?…read more 1) The staff! I'm not sure you're ever going to meet people who care as deeply as these folks do. Any question or concern you have about absolutely anything related to local flora/succulents/bonsais, or a troublesome indoor plant you have at home (... that they didn't even sell you), or about what grows best in xyz condition inside or outside - they're gonna know. And they're not gonna lead you astray! 2) The property! This has been a nursery for over a century. It's now an employee-owned cooperative.. There's a garden center stock with tools and supplies for home gardeners, as well as gifts, books, pottery, and more; this sits on their 50+ acres - 10+ of which is open to the public (ask for a map when you show up! No really, this'll make your experience even better!). You could absolutely make coming here an event: bring your iced coffee and just meander the shrubs, bushes, trees, and perennials. You'll even find the occasional bench or Adirondack chair inviting you to take it all in. I bought a really healthy Sansevieria here last winter, and it's thriving! I for sure will be buying my future houseplants here (they also offered some free advice on my Trader Joe's rubber tree plants which I appreciated). Unfortunately, I wasn't able to buy my herbs and veggies here for this summer's raised beds - did I come too late? While the options were plentiful in mid-May, by the end of May there were no herbs or veggies left; just loads of flowers. Maybe they were in between stock? I get nervous planting super early, because our spring weather has become so unpredictable, so it was a bummer to have to go elsewhere for those things this year. Maybe next year I'll be able to get my garden plants here!

Went there the other day to get hens & chicks succulents. Great selection and staff was friendly…read moreand helped me with all questions on how to plant, how to split them, etc. Staff is knowledgeable and makes you feel appreciated and not like an afterthought. Prices are reasonable. The quantity of different types of plants is amazing! They have everything from herbs to bonsai, to grasses, flowers, and trees. Highly recommend! Best nursery in the area!

Visited for the first time recently to pick up a gift card someone purchased for my husband. The…read morewoman was very friendly and although she wasn't sure where to look for the gift card she was nice about it and quickly found it for us. Plants are nicely spaced and divided amongst bushes, perennials and annuals. I look forward to returning and using the gift card.

they have a great collection of products, well worth the trip…read more Pleasant people, very helpful. They have special selection of different plants and trees you won't find in other garden supply. Recommend highly.

I live only a few blocks away and genuinely wanted to support this local business, but I can't…read moreanymore. On my last three visits, the owner has made comments about my body and size. Today I finally called him out in the store because enough is enough. It's inappropriate, unwelcome, and has made me feel uncomfortable every time I've walked through the door. I'm relieved I didn't buy my Christmas tree here, no one should be made to feel that way. I'll happily drive farther for a place that treats customers with basic respect.

For years I've driven by Wallingford Farm in Kennebunk. Today I finally decided to stop at the farm…read moreto check it out. I was pleasantly surprised to see they had a store that sells a variety of item including fresh baked goods which included, a large selection of pies, cookies,pastries and more. Giftwares produced locally and more. I purchased a Strawberry Rhubarb pie that was simply one of the best I've ever had. The pastry light and flaky, the Strawberry Rhubarb filling well balanced between the sweetness of the Strawberry and the tartness of the Rhubarb. I highly recommend checking out Wallingford farm and check out the farm store .

Lady kept hanging up on me aftwr 2 seconds and totally flipped out when I got her on the phone. She…read moreflipped out saying it was my fault (WHICH IT WASN'T) and hung up on me for the THIRD time. She's a total B. I do not recommend this place at all.

The staff here is terrible. Unfriendly, not knowable about the plants and/or flowers, and have no…read morepride in their business. I got plants but they didn't do nearly as well as the ones I got from the greenhouse on 202 in Lebanon.