we just bought our house in Bloomfield and was landscaping the front. stopped in here to see if…read morethey had what I was looking for; I was very amazed. The selection is wonderful and everything looks so healthy. I found everything I needed and things that I wasn't even looking for. I will definitely be back to purchase the remaining things for our yard. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable; they have that old fashion taking care of the customer ways; I love that. Well worth the stop.

Stopped here on the way back to Chicago. Friendly staff, very reasonable prices. Given it's after…read moreLabor Day, the remaining perennial selection was surprisingly decent. I was initially confused as I unwittingly veered off into the propagation greenhouses and was wondering why little was labeled/priced (I'm kind of dense), but eventually I figured it out. I do love seeing plants raised onsite---the big box stores definitely don't do that.

Speaking from the view of a retail/storefront customer as compared to someone ordering feed for a…read morewhole farm, I think this is a nice store. I don't have any info on their more full scale feed and ag business side of things. The dog food selection is good, a mix of basic and premium brands so there should be something to suit most dogs and most budgets. Same with the selection of dog collars and toys etc. Not as much as a dedicated pet store, but enough to fit most needs. Prices are quite fair. I browsed the horse item area since although I ride, I don't own a horse. I do know the general prices and needs though and I think that most basic items could be found here. Not saddles or such of course, but halters, leads, buckets, supplements, feed etc. There is also an area of tools and garden type needs, very similar to Tractor Supply Company. Outside there are hay feeders and dog kennels for sale. Overall, this is a good local alternative to TSC for average household (dog, horse, lawn, garden) needs. As a plus, they were welcoming of me bring my on-leash dogs in while I shopped. Since I am often heading to or from hiking etc with the dogs, I think it is a big plus when I can take them inside a suitable store (I'm not taking them in Kroger of course!)

Do not buy the rat infested feed that this place sells. Seriously drive by their 4th Avenue storage…read moreSilos. I have personally seen rats, mice, possums, raccoons, and cats in the feed storage. This place is a disaster waiting to happen and is clear the owner could care less.

Just went the other day and saw their collection of indoor plants for the first time. I was so…read moreimpressed!!!! I wanted to grab everything... instead I got a gorgeous rattlesnake plant and a full monstera for less than $35. The salesclerk was so helpful and so kind! She was great and so was this place. I will be signing up for the monthly membership.

The have a huge selection and the staff was very knowledgeable. Happy and sad to see them retiring…read moreafter 45 years!

Thieneman's Greenhouse is one of the best greenhouses I have been to and the best one in…read moreLouisville. They have a wide variety of tropical and subtropical plants that I covet. I have found Thai basil, ground orchid, spineless cacti, ginger plant AND a huge collection of heirloom tomatoes, exotic hot and mild peppers as well as many, many varieties of thyme and other herbs. The people there are all very knowledgeable and helpful. And a green house visit is not just for those warm spring, summer months, it does wonders to pick up my mood in those gray, wintery months. They also have gardening classes, too!

"Ohhh, it's too early to get up on a Saturday," she complained and pulled the covers back up…read more But it was a sunny morning in mid-March and she knew that there were seeds already sprouted in the greenhouses. Salad. If she planted today she'd be able to harvest fresh lettuce and spinach just steps from her back door in about six weeks. Thienemans is worth the drive. One step inside the warm greenhouses is as good as a trip to Acapulco in February (well, not really) and warms your very bones. The March greenhouses are a good way to get a jump start but be sure to come back in April when the heirloom tomatoes and the famous "tomato-man" is there to advise you. And, as always, put your tomato plants in the ground on Derby Day. It's a Louisville garden rule.

cashier was argumentative when discussing g the fee charged for using a bank card for a large…read morepurchase. There were no signs stating they charge a fee for using the card. Will not be returning to this establishment

Just went the other day and saw their collection of indoor plants for the first time. I was so…read moreimpressed!!!! I wanted to grab everything... instead I got a gorgeous rattlesnake plant and a full monstera for less than $35. The salesclerk was so helpful and so kind! She was great and so was this place. I will be signing up for the monthly membership.

I found this nursery last year and the quality and prices are by far the best in the area. My buys…read morefrom last year are still going strong and I was happy to find the large selection of plants. Thank you to you and your staff!

What a nice little gem!!! The staff is knowledgeable and…read morethey have a good selection. It's at the corner of Battle Training Rd & Shepherdsville Rd. The prices are competitive and the customer service is great.