First time visit…read more Open every day Big parking lot Lots of selections of flowers Quiet

Get: A Snake Plant!…read more Since we've all been spending way more time indoors, I decided to go to Bloom with my mom to get us some plants to freshen our air. When we stepped inside, it was a wonderland of plants! Definitely worth a visit just to take a quick look around. They have plant pots and accessories as well. They also have beautifully colored orchids but knowing my newbie plant skills, I opted for the low maintenance snake plant and :: drum roll please :: it's still alive! I water it every 10-15 days and it just need indirect sunlight. It's name is Plari (named after my dog Nari..Plant Nari - Plari). And he adds a charm to my room . All the workers here are friendly and asked if I needed assistance. (not too pushy). Will definitely be back for any future plant needs.

This is where Martha Stewart buys her topiaries!…read more Retail hours: 10am - 4pm Saturday only I am a big fan topiary style plants, but I am also a beginner. I knew I wanted a Myrtle boxwood and I wanted to be sure of my purchase because these little trees are expensive! I came across this nursery after seeing one of my favorite influencers visit. This nursery is about an hour away from my house, but I figured it was worth it to see such an impressive selection. The greenhouse's feel remote, but once you're inside you'll find thousands of topiary style plants + rare lemon trees, hibiscus, etc. Margaret who worked there was so lovely and helped me pick two Myrtle topiaries for my kitchen. I splurged and bought two small terracotta pots that had been imported from a town outside of Florence. A wonderful experience. Fingers crossed I keep my topiaries alive!

We've gotten a patio with plantings and two shade trees through Rutgers. They are a little more…read moreexpensive than their competitors which we knew, but we loved the whole experience of the design and thought they were very professional. The reason why I wouldn't recommend this company is the quality of their support is subpar. Many of the plantings died within the first year even though they get watered daily. The trees don't grow, whereas trees we bought from other landscaping companies in the area are already taller than our house. The patio has loose pavers and the low voltage lighting doesn't work everywhere. Some lights work, others don't. When I asked about the lights, they said it's a supplier issue from China, however they've installed other patios in our neighborhood with lights. I guess it's only a supplier issue for warranty issues and not new installs. The issue with the loose pavers however is the reason I'm writing this review. When I called to asked them to come out and take a look, they told me they can't take support calls like this over the phone instead I would need to email them. I don't understand how a company that I paid thousands of dollars to for a patio won't talk to me on the phone. I now have to wait days for a reply via email. Ridiculous Also, they are going to reply to this review asking me to call them and speak to management. That's a waste of time as when I call the person on the phone will say "send us an email". Terrible.

don't buy anything from this place. Read your guarantee, if your plant dies $10 or $500 you…read morescrewed ! shop at a nursery that stands behind their product

A beautiful selection of plants for everyone's garden and prices are for top quality plants!! My go…read moreto place! It will be yours too!

Bountiful Gardens had many different various of plants and flowers. The rows were narrow and it…read morewas hard to find the plants that I wanted.

Been going here for 19 years. They did a great job installing a stone sidewalk and front stairs…read more Always helpful and fun to talk to. They've greatly expanded their plant selection so we get as much from them as possible. A true family run business with a personal touch.

What a joke their name has BLUESTONE in it. They sold me defective Bluestone and would not even do…read moreme the decency to look at it. Its disintegrating into flakes and grey dust making my patio furniture dirty and ruining it. No matter how many times I work to take the flakes and dust off, it keeps flaking. I have bought bluestone that never flaked or failed in 30 years... Failed Bluestone is under cover so its not the elements of weather but we all know it took millions of years to make. The reviews on here and other sites are not recent. I thought I would support a local business. Spent $5K . They kept repeating to look at my invoice that tells me the products are natural with imperfections. Imperfections are one thing but flaws and failure are another. To sell a defective product is not right. I expect a replacement for the failed pieces but of course, they hung up on me and never addressed my grievance.

Beautiful American Holly Trees, assorted flowering hydrangeas, boxwoods, & Christmas trees are…read moresome of their stock. Mulch is also sold. Landscape architects are main customer base. Healthy, large well cared for specimens.

Wow what a dive this took. Prices went up, customer service went down…read more I went in, asking for advice about a plant my mother, who passed away, had given me. It is really special to me that the plant lives as long as it can. The older man at the counter said, "Have you tried not worrying about it? It's going to do whatever it wants." That was his ONLY *advice*. I asked him about maybe adding a rooting agent and he said that was a good idea and then *instructed* me on how to use a rooting agent... incorrectly. If a plant isn't growing it's the environment that needs to change. You can't leave it up to the plant. This is basic gardening logic. I needed advice adjusting the environment -- soil, nutrients, a grow light -- not complete apathy. This garden center has the highest prices of any in the area, but I'd pay it for people who care and know what they're doing. I'm not paying $10 for rooting agent (which I already have) and an extra surcharge of the audacity.

Today I had a HORRIBLE experience at The Living Earth. I went in to try and get a plant replaced…read morethat I purchased several weeks ago because plant is not doing well at all. The owners rather than offering help or to replace it where VERY nasty and said that its my fault the plant is not doing well and would not replace it. I purposely shop at small garden centers like this one to support the small and local businesses. I left very upset. I didn't argue or get overheated. What a horrible way to treat your customers. Shouldn't it be a their goal to treat the customer well and make sure their happy! I explained to them I just had a similar experience at another local shop, Uncle Ed's Creamery, who made a simple mistake with a purchase. Not only did they replace it, they gave me a gift certificate!!! Thanks Uncle Ed's. I will NO longer shop The Living Earth. I have spent LOTS of money supporting their business, but I will NO longer shop here. What a HORRIBLE and BULLYING experience. Mrs. A

Loved loved loved our little stroll through the gardens. I had never heard of it before, but came…read moreacross some photos of it from Instagram and added it to my list of "where to wander..." Lo and behold, we decided to spend a beautiful end of summer day here and so glad we did. We took our time and just wandered through the grounds - is it Longwood gardens? No. But it's lovingly maintained, and if you like gardens, there are many little crooks and crannies to find inspiration. Well worth the $10 entrance fee. Toilets are OUTSIDE in the car park and it's just a portable loo.

Little bit of a drive depending on where you live and feels like you are out in the middle of…read morenowhere but what a great way to spend the morning. It's a $10 fee to walk around their gardens and explore the sculptures, wildlife, flowers and the grounds. It's a shame that Yelp is limiting the number of photos because I have a ton more I wanted to share.