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!

Rhonda and her associates are the best. Started there in the late seventies with her father. Gave…read morethis Philly guy a lot of great advise about how to grow and care for a lawn. Did it without the pressure of buying anything. That tells you a lot about this place. Rhonda is carrying on what her father started, only with a female touch.

Some of the worst customer service I've experienced, EVER! Rude and clueless - what a combination!…read moreHow does this place stay open and what is the magic sauce for those who actually receive good customer service?

I've flipped 5 houses in Chester County over the last 30 years and just moved into my 6th…read more Landscaping is a big part of what I invest in as I both enjoy it - and I live in the houses as I renovate so I want them to look nice. As a result, I've been to most every gardening place from East Earl, PA to Phoenixville to the old Agway outside West Chester to Malvern - you get the idea. I first started going to mainline gardens about 6 years ago. They had decent pots, expensive, but nice. Then I started buying plants there (mostly annuals for said pots) and they were nice enough. Now I would normally go on weekdays so I was dealing with the core crew and not the weekend staff. This spring I've been there twice (once in April and once in May) looking specifically for small perennials with varying sunlight requirements. This is the first time I've ever visited this nursery looking at things through that lens and it was beyond disappointing. The weekend staff are probably largely college aged and know absolutely nothing about the plants. They have a covered area in the back where one would assume the shade loving plants would be kept, but nope - it's a complete hodgepodge of anything from full sun to shade and seemingly no rhyme or reason to how it's organized. Yesterday I went to find a Japanese maple. All of their trees and shrubs are in full sun. Some are marked with explanatory tags that tell you about the plant, but just as many are not. I found the perfect red maple, in full sun, and stupidly assumed it was therefor a full sun plant. It isn't. So I spent $200 on a tree that won't work for where I bought it because they have no organization for their plants around sun requirements. So the take-a-way on this is - don't expect knowledgeable staff on the weekend. Don't assume they're doing any intentional placement of their inventory and go in prepared to look things up on your phone as needed. The reason I gave them 2 stars, is that in comparison to every other nursery I go to - they arrange things according to sun requirements. Shade plants are kept under cover and full sun are not. So, caveat emptor.

They had a very nice selection and great customer service. Will continue to be a customer.read more

As others have said, John is remarkably helpful in suggesting landscaping solutions within your…read morebudget and at no cost. We love his design advice, and also the variety of healthy, interesting perennials, shrubs and trees. Every single thing we've gotten from them has thrived. The advice about care has also been spot on. The bagged finely shredded mark mulch is the best!!!

Loved it here. Really big nursery with many rows of flower plants green plants, trees and cute…read moreplant pot colors. Also sell produce and other various things. Fun to walk around and view all their nice plants. You're sure to find nice additions for your hom and garden here.

This nursery has so much to offer. It has rare house plants, Special clumping bamboo and other…read moreunique trees/plants that other stores will not have. I highly recommend looking around because it has a beautiful set up. Very zen. You can tell they put a lot of effort into this place. 1000/10 will come again

I went to Terrain on Wednesday July 15th around 5pm to purchase a plant for my new apartment. I…read morefound two that I loved and one needed a little tlc. The cashier was absolutely amazing she helped ring me up and educate me on the plant I got! She wrapped both plants perfectly! She was so kind and deserves a raise! I didn't get her name but I am serious she was incredible!! I will be telling all my friends and family about Terrain! Thank you!

I love Terrain, they have two locations that I have visited: this one on Lancaster Ave, and the…read moreother in Glen Mills. They both have the garden setting and a garden shop, but the Glen Mills shop is significantly larger with a much more diverse selection of goods, which includes home goods, garden items, and bath items. The restaurant section is plant filled twinkling lights that provide a wonderful ambiance at night! This is a great place for a first date! The menu is locally sourced and good: this is not the place to go for superior fare, but nice american fare with a fair selection. Service has always been great, and they are BYOB.

Fantastic artesional goat cheese if that's your bag! These are exceptional, if somewhat pricy,…read morecheeses in a variety of styles. If you like cheese (I do) , you need to give the try. Very European.

Admittedly have not been here. But their cheese is delicious and praiseworthy. Try the Cloud nine…read more- perfect size ash-rinded ball that is amazing by itself or on a water cracker with a little bit of jam.

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.

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!

Love this nursery! Staff was friendly and helpful. They gave me some good recommendations for my…read moreyard and the plants looked great. Good choice of plants, well organized by sun and shade. Glad to support local and will return for more plants!

I love this nursery! I've been thinking to post a review for a while. The plants I bought here are…read morereally healthy and striving. They have a great selection of orchids. The owner is super nice. Once I bought orange Civia plant and few months into it wasn't doing well. I brought it back to show and ask for advice on what is wrong & what to do. They took the plant, treated it and kept for a while in the greenhouse till it became vibrant again and called me to pick it up. I appreciate that kind of customer service. That's why I continue to support this nursery and always happy to stop by and pick a new plant.

Yes!!! This place is fantastic! If you like casual, light relaxed quality furniture... this place…read moreis for you. We bought 3 pieces from Stacey. Can't wait to return to see what else they bring in!!! No waiting either! Everything was available and associates all kind, helpful and stylish! Women owned business!

AAAAGH I want to give it 10 stars!!!…read more Vintage home moved a couple of doors down to a much larger location, and their selection is AMAZING! If you are furnishing your shore house (as I am) or going for the cottage/shabby chic look, this is the place in the 'burbs. The prices at Vintage home are so reasonable. They (the three ladies that own it) buy quality "vintage" stuff - not necessarily antiques, but think stuff from the '40s-'60s, and paint them white. I bought an incredible oversized carved mirror and it was only $200, a good sized antique french style linen press for $400, and a pair of french style bedside tables for $300. All are solid wood and very good quality pieces. For the price, it's not even worth hunting and hunting for decent quality furniture at yard sales, etc and then painting it yourself. These ladies have done all the work for you. Their prices are so low that they don't negotiate - and the stuff flies out of the store. They won't hold anything over the weekend since there is such turnover of their inventory, so if you see something you want, buy it. Have your measurements in hand because if you go home to measure someone else will scoop it up (as I did with the linen press. ;-) ) If you are looking for something in particular, you can give your name and they'll do the hunting for you. They don't take Amex and are closed on Mondays. I'll be back Tuesday for round 3....