If you are looking to buy & repair with sod yourself this company has nice sod at good price. . We…read morealso hired them to replace entire yard and was disappointed. I was quoted for a machine to remove old grasses and ended up having workers pull by hand. The sod delivery person was the owners son and was rude to us when we refused to allow him to put down "pieces" instead of large sod as purchased. Not the greatest.

One of my favorite stops we make in Florida! Such a wide variety of everything - fruits, veggies,…read moreplants, etc. They note what is locally grown, which I love! Always have gotten quality products from here. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend a stop.

Nelson's is incredible! They have great prices for farm fresh produce as well as some great Florida…read moremade jellies and honey! Their plant section is so wide and there's so much different vegetation to choose from and they have the cutest pottery and decor as well!

SCW and I have discovered Weatherbee Nursery and really enjoy shopping here. They are located just…read moreoff of Weatherbee road near the elementary school. The driveway entrance can be a little tricky to spot but once you are in there is lots of parking available. The employees at Weatherbee Nursery are very knowledgeable and helpful. Frequently at check out they will have great tips for the best ways to keep your plants thriving. I really appreciate the knowledge and kindness they show to us. The nursery itself is quite large and they have lots of native trees, shrubs, fruit trees, cover crops, flowers, herbs and veggies. Off to the left side when you checkout they have soils and fertilizers to help keep your plants thriving. The prices are a good value as well I've found. I'll certainly be back to Weatherbee Nursery. Great people, great plants and great service.

When I started my butterfly garden, the first thing I did was to make a plan. The plan was to visit…read moreWeatherbee Nursery in Fort Pierce. It's really the only place to go for high-quality plants at low prices, and expert advice. Gail, Jim, and Chris are terrific!

I don't think a company can get negative reviews removed so wanted to offset the 1 star. It names…read morean individual specifically and is obviously a retaliation on that individual not a true review of this company's product or service. With that said, important to note, I have NO Experience with this company, review just didn't seem right and I am willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. Plus, complaining about a nurseryman being a pothead is akin to complaining your bartender is an alcoholic.

Huge selection of flowering plants that really produce. Great staff and cheap prices. this place is…read morejust the best.

Great place and friendly workers that are very helpful. Great for buying roses to plant. They have…read morean assortment of plants/flowers.

I was referred here by a longtime local. I called on the spot, Penny promptly answered. I explained…read moreI'm motoring to do the hard-scape on my new construction home. Penny said come on over. Same day visit I saw the huge Lot they have. It was evident they have a healthy and bountiful selection of Trees, Shrubs & Plants. Scheduled a Home Visit and Owner Bruce was there within 48 hrs. I walked him through the project yard and when I explained my dreams for the Hardscape he offered expert Advice, Suggested Options, and gave commentary on existing vegetation and scape. We established a Plan and now a follow up at the Nursery to fine tune choices. Grateful to find someone willing to take it slow and ensure the process is done with Care.

Poor customer service. Unreliable : they don't show up when promised . Careless. Personally set…read moreback my home gardening by 6 months to a year. Strongly recommend against using

Very friendly and knowledgeable. This is a wholesale place that only takes cash. Just drive to the…read moreoffice and ring the doorbell, someone will drive up and take your order. For Christmas they have big beautiful poinsettias for sale . Two for thirty dollars.

Just got a property near this location. Drive by here almost daily and decided to drop in and check…read moreit out. Boy was that a bad idea. Upon entering their first section where plants would be was empty, not a big deal the place seemed large so I drove around to see visually what they had without getting out of my car (a quick window shopping if you would). I looped around to get back to the entrance and this individual driving a cart stops at the corner and just stares at me while I'm coming back, once I was close enough the man, he stuck his hand out as if to signal me to stop, so I did and had such ridiculous exchange with him that my brother who I was taking to on the phone that aso just got property locally agreed that we won't be buying anything there ever for any reason big or small. I was told it was odd that I was driving around and asked why, then was asked if I was a landscaper or a property owner very sarcastically, when I said property owner he again very rudely and smartly informed me that homeowners are for Saturday's only (today is Thursday).... He closed with stating that most people stop into the office and get brochures and not drive around like I was (boy was he suspicious of something, what I haven't a clue lol). I'm assuming the property is closed off to the public all days of the week except Saturdays? If that's the case put up a sign saying so. Your gate was open I saw cars I drove In To check it out and maybe set something up... thought that was common place. You have a tiny sign that has the nursery name and phone number that's it. Is it really odd for someone to drive in and look around? The place did seem a little empty plant wise, and maybe the gate was open for some other reason like a delivery, gates usually closed, and I some how timed it poorly or something, who knows, but what a ridiculous human being. Not any way to treat potential customers obviously. Could have the nicest people inside but will never know now after that interaction, I just turned around and left. I'll spend my money elsewhere.

Horrible experience. My niece ordered flowers for my wife for Mothers Day. Supposed to be delivered…read moreon Friday May, 8th. 2 days we stayed home and waited for them. We left for a few hours on Sunday and came home to them sitting on our porch in the 100° sun with no water. Crappy looking bouquet with broken flowers. Would not recommend!!

As a last-minute decision, I decided to buy my neighbor a floral arrangement for Christmas. The…read moreshop did not have anything made, but the florist, who is the owner, said if I could wait a few minutes, she would be happy to make me an arrangement. The arrangement was beautiful. It was made in a keepsake vase that had a cover. (I attached a picture of the front and back) While I was waiting, I saw a cardinal vase I liked and asked if an arrangement could be made in it also. Both arrangements are gorgeous. The arrangement in the cardinal vase I decided to keep for myself. This shop provides excellent customer service and aims to please the customer. I would highly recommend this florist. I have attached pictures of the arrangements. One

In 1938, Charles Schmidt founded Tractor Supply Company in Chicago as a mail-order business selling…read moretractors and tractor parts. The first retail store opened in 1939 in Minot, North Dakota. From 1941 to 1946, the company grew as they opened stores in Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa. In 1967, Tractor Supply opened their first international store in Canada. As of 2024 there are 2,250 Tractor Supply stores in 49 states. Today Tractor Supply sells much more than tractors. In their large, bright, and clearly marked stores shoppers can find home improvement, agriculture, lawn and garden, maintenance, livestock, horse, and pet care equipment and supplies. They even sell clothing from babies to adults. Tractor Supply has become a favorite store of farmers, ranchers, hunters, animal owners, handymen, mechanics, and homeowners. This was my first visit to a Tractor Supply store and I was surprised. It reminds me of an old fashioned general store with a little something of everything. On one side of the store was clothing and animal supplies and on the other was home improvement and tools. In the center of the store are displays with toys, books, snacks, accessories, and seasonal items. After some vehicle issues we ended up at this Tractor Supply in Fort Pierce for some tools to change a tire. I had fun exploring the store and checking out all it had to offer. Outside there was even a garden center with live plants and kayaks for sale. There were employees all over the store to offer help. A really sweet feature is if you come in with your dog they will give it a treat. In the end some of the things we picked up here didn't end up being the right ones and others were more expensive compared to shopping at Harbor Freight. Tractor Supply has a 30 day return policy. The closest Tractor supply to where I live is in Pembroke Pines. If you need it, chances are Tractor Supply will carry it along with other unexpected treasures.

Love this place! The store in Vero Beach is neat and well organized, and the pet wash station is…read moreamazing for bathing our dog. It's so convenient to take care of our pet and fill up the gas tank all in one stop!