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.

The hike to the middle troll was a lot steeper than I expected (I don't hike, so don't let that…read morestop you if you do, it's just a lot of hills), but absolutely worth the walk. The farm space is really pretty, and comes with clean bathrooms and goats in desperate need of more pets, so I highly recommend a visit.

Allwood gardens and farm ... went to see the troll statues and this was perfect day for a walk…read more Alot of it is in the shade .. it was unseasonably cool for August ..not muddy and no issue with bugs. You pay the fee and get a map of where the trolls are plus there were signs up directly us to the 4 trolls. Nice bathrooms. Lots of farm animals at the farm .. goats, sheep, cows, ducks, chickens, turkey, horses. Just to see the 4 trolls is over 3 miles.

It's very cute inside, has a nice selection of jams and preserves as well as fruits and veggiesread more

I'm going to start this review by saying I'm not from around here. I hail from Northeast Ohio,…read morewhere apple picking is a quintessential fall activity that takes place in late September through October. So imagine my disappointment when last October I went hunting for an apple orchard in the greater Cincinnati area only to discover every single one had sold out of u-pick apples by the end of the first weekend of the month. Um, what?! So this year I was determined to get my apple picking in, even if that meant going in the second week of September. Which I did, right here at Monnin Fruit Farm. This place is out in the country as it should be and has a great variety of apples to choose from. When we went, the honey crisp were already nearly gone, but they'd just opened up the winesap rows. We got some of everything, from Fuji to golden delicious to macintosh. You buy by the half bushel or the bushel; prices aren't posted but this year the half bushel is $20. Cash or check only! Be sure to check out the store as well. On our way out we grabbed a dozen free range eggs, some apple butter and a bag of toffee. They've also got local milk, meat products and other produce. Monnin gets high marks for 1) actually having apples, 2) posting u-pick information on Facebook, 3) their awesome store and 4) knowledgeable staff. Minus one star for a confusing map/flag system for identifying apple varieties, and only two sizes for buying apples. Didn't really need a whole half bushel but you can bet I filled that bag! Would be nice to pay by weight or have a smaller size. Overall, this place scratched my apple-picking itch. Great way to kick off fall. Now, who's ready for apple pie?

My wife and I used Miami Valley Tree Farm to have 2 tree stumps removed at our home. They were…read morequite accommodating and did great work. One of our stumps was close to a fence, but the gentleman was very cautious and did a great job. We will definitely use again if we have further tree work to be done.

From the owner: Lifetime guarantee on all planted trees! We are experts in tree planting for landscaping and…read morewindbreaks, as well as stump removal.

Great work, great material( plants,trees,mulch. always clean up and leave the place looking…read morebeautiful! For price comparison,runs about the same as others who don't do the job nearly as well. They are expert at trimming and making old plantings look new again Staff are very nice and it's a real family business. Do a great design and have their own nursery to get plants from.We had them do our original design 22 years ago , which included a really nice walkway from our patio to the gazebo. we went with a closer more local company for a couple of years and for the slighly less cost, it just didn't compare in quality of work done.After Deeter did our initial design, I tried to do it myself. Then got too old to keep up but never realized that they also do yard cleanup.Or would come as far as they do for cleanup.I can't say enough good things about Deeter Nursery and highly recommend!

Spent a lot of money over the years.Trees,shrubs,mulch. So…read morelast year we added 3 maples to our new homes back yard which we bought at the end of their season on sale and had them install.Well it's now spring and one tree is dead.They won't replace it stating they don't guarantee sale items. O.K. YOU NEVER TOLD US THAT.You just lost a good customer over a tree that you have acres of.Poor customer service.

We ordered flowers for a funeral. The arrangement was beautiful. The only disappointment was that…read morethe flowers were about three days past their prime. The roses had opened up, Several of the lilies were wilted. Others just really didn't look as fresh as I would've expected. Otherwise, they were very helpful. I felt like that the price was fair for what we got. I was generally pleased otherwise I just wish the flowers were a little more fresh

Yet again, Patterson Flowers comes through. No matter what I need or when, they provide a beautiful…read morearrangement. Everyone I deal with is pleasant and provides excellent customer service. I no longer live in the area, but I always call them for deliveries back home.

Love Kah nursery. We get all of our lawn and garden needs for home there as well as they did a…read moregreat job at my work! Honest people with good quality products at reasonable prices. Hard to find these days but they continue to excel!

We had a vision for a waterfall that would replace the retaining wall adjacent to our walkout…read morebasement, and called in Nick from Kah Nursery. He listened to our thoughts and developed a set of blueprints that did a wonderful job of showing us exactly what it would look like. The final product exceeded our expectations...5 tiered drops with lighting behind each fall which looks fantastic at night. We were so impressed with their work that we added an adjacent flagstoned patio with a firepit. As we live on a lake, we get compliments on a weekly basis from boaters as they drive by. We would not hesitate to contract with them again!

I took the Ferris mower that we purchased new at Boone's 20+ years ago. I asked to have the engine…read moreresealed to stop the oil leaks that had developed and to fix the linkage on the carburetor that had fallen off. They kept the mower for several weeks, then called to tell us all of the repairs would cost over $1200. We were told the carburetor had to be replaced because linkage was not available and that the engine needed disassembled to replace the seals. We reluctantly agreed to have the service performed. Weeks later we get a call from them stating that the mower had no compression and the engine needed replaced. Mind you, their parts man drove it into their repair shop while I was there to drop it off. I told them nevermind, I would came and get it. I brought it home and checked the compression. It showed 90 lbs. on my gauge. I found that it had no spark so I replaced both coils. I put a clip on the carburetor from a Dorman replacement kit. We used the mower the remaining mowing season. We were charged over $500 by Boone's for basically an incompetent diagnosis. They put much more effort in trying to get us to buy a new mower than in attempting to repair ours. We are still using the mower after getting the oil leaks repaired by a very competent service tech at half the cost, including a new carburetor. The fuel shutoff solenoid quit working recently and that required a new carb. We have been very loyal customers to Boone's for over 20 years. That loyalty has come to an end.

My Father, who I recommended to buy a Stihl chain saw where I bought mine at Boone's, had a bad…read moreexperience. His saw was only a few months old (600-700 dollar saw) and had a no spark, no start issue. Since he's been a mechanic for years and works on chain saws as well seen it was not getting spark and took it to Boones for warranty for the coil or whatever it needed. When he got there a technician checked for spark and got none. My father left it there thinking it was under warranty and when he went pick it up 2 weeks later they wanted to charge him 48.00. I went with him to talk to a customer service person and the technician, and the technician confirmed he got no spark when he checked it initially but said at that time his spark tester was faulty. I stated, "so you made a mistake," he said yes, but the customer service rep still made my father pay for the service. He stated the fuel was bad after he smelled it...the fuel in the same container was used by me on my father's second chainsaw, his Husqvarna the day he took it in and had no fuel issues. Especially since it was the expensive premixed fuel he had just purchased at another power tool store in Germantown. I told my father to go ahead and pay it, He said he won't go back there again on matter of principle. I bought 2 chainsaws and blower there, and other chains, seals and such. I will not go back either and believe they were dishonest and an older customer shouldn't be put through the drama. Interestingly right after my father bought his Husqvarna chainsaw the coil did go out, over year ago, he took it to Ness's where he bought it and they fixed it for free, and the coil was bad. I am not an advocate for Ness's near Germantown, but my father now is...they treat customers right at least. Boones states they have over 53 years' experience, I just wonder if that means those dealing with customers, none of them looked over 30, I could be wrong.