Pretty place lots of usual as well as some very hard to find plants available. Beautifully…read moredisplayed and friendly knowledgeable staff. I will be back. Now for the reality check considering it is in Evans you do expect higher prices but seriously you need to up your plant budget to shop here on a regular basis. Somethings that can't be helped right parking and Washington road frontage so at times getting in and out is going to be tuff

Initially the staff is helpful. However, I've been waiting on a phone call from them for over a…read moremonth. I went into the Nursery 3 times within that month because the business voicemail service is full and you cannot leave a voice message. Each time I went in, the staff shows me the flowers that came in, each time the wrong type of flower I ordered, my name and number misplaced and told again they would call me. It's week #5, I've been calling everyday and nobody answers the business phone. There are better Nurseries in the CSRA area, higher quality of customer service. I don't recommend anyone waste any time with this Nursery.

This is one of those quirky little spots that ends up being more than just a place to grab a bite…read more The shared seating creates a friendly atmosphere where striking up a conversation with someone new feels completely natural. The food is the real star here. Everything is made fresh, and I was lucky enough to have chocolate-covered strawberries made to order, which were absolutely delicious. There are plenty of paninis and non-panini sandwiches to choose from , and the portions are no joke, so arrive hungry. The drinks are fairly standard and won't steal the spotlight, but they get the job done. Parking takes a little patience to figure out, though there is space available once you know where to look. As an added bonus, there's a nursery and even a petting zoo tucked away in the back, if you're into that. They also host events throughout the year, which adds to the charm of an already pretty cool spot.

Back to Nature Garden center is a lot more than just a garden center! Located in the heart of…read moreAugusta, GA, it is fairly easy to get to and provides a small oasis from the bustle of city life. There are walking trails, the garden center, a small stream running through the property, a little shop, some fun farm animals to see, and I believe they have a cafe that will be reopening soon. They also serve as an event space and it seems well suited to that! The owner (at least that's who I think it was!) was there watering plants when we arrived, just on a mission to scope out garden centers and see what they had. The day we went I was a little shocked by the poor selection of plants and the state of the plants. They had some variety but it was hard to tell as they didn't seem super well organized (or at least just not well labeled). Then many plants looked just unhappy and there were quite a few pots of just soil, no currently living plant inside, mixed in with others. I'm still wondering if I just missed something, maybe what I thought were just weeds growing in some of the pots were actually the intended plant. I'm not really sure, and want to give them the benefit of the doubt! It just didn't look like what I expected from a garden center. We did however see some nice Camelia plants for sale and enjoyed seeing the animals. Their prices seem competitive with Lowe's or Home Depot garden centers, which was fine for the healthy plants but confusing for the not-so-healthy ones. We did visit early in the season (March) which could be a contributing factor but that time of year is also when many folks are trying to purchase and plan for their summer gardens and want to see a little more life in their prospective plant friends! Overall it seems like they are filling many needs in one stop and I admire that, and may make another visit to see how the plant situation compares then. I hate to be a critic but I did truly leave a little baffled by the other customer intensely browsing the what really did look like pots of weeds. And I've spent years working in ag and environmental sciences and greenhouses so Im not a total newbie to the ways of plants. I hope I just missed a memo!