A charming and whimsical garden center with beautiful giftware and gardening supplies!…read more New life has been breathed into this local landmark! The Roy family did an amazing job reviving the inside with a fresh coat of paint, new inventory items, and a revived overall atmosphere. If you haven't shopped here recently, I highly recommend stopping by to take a walk around. You'll find it hard to leave without a new plant or a unique gift for a gardener friend.

I spent so much money last year ALONE, was excited to use all my earned rewards bucks only to be…read moretold flippantly by new owner they were no longer honored. Sorry, SOL. Looks like they've also raised their prices, so looks like I won't be making the drive to Emmaus anymore. I guess when you have enough money you can screw people out of their measly $25 in rewards, you don't need customers that bad.

First time here. Great place, huge selection, good price, friend staff. Love it, and Im going back…read morefor some bushes.

Great selections of standard and unusual plants. Friendly staff. Charming ride worth the huntread more

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.

I purchased three large (800 lb. ball) Kousa Dogwood trees and one very rare Franklinia Alatamaha…read moretree, also large. I found Ross to be extremely helpful and knowledgeable, and the trees were healthy and are doing very well since planting. His price was also very reasonable, compared to the retail nurseries in our area. If you want large specimens, you can't beat this place!

Schocary Ridge Nursery is NOT closed. They are a reliable and fair priced source for trees.read more

I love this place! It's a small, family owned farm that has a decently sized greenhouse in the…read moreback where you can purchase nicely priced plants of all kinds and in the front building, they have a small storefront selling quilts and crafts. The family is so sweet and helpful and they only have the greenhouse seasonally - it opens on April 1st. I'm so excited that they're about to reopen again soon!! I buy most of my plants for my home garden and around my house at this place and I would highly recommend others to check it out. Also not far down the street from them are two great stores to hit up - Shady Mountain is a homemade bakery & store and just 30 seconds further down the road is Echo Hill Country Store that has the best natural, organic and farm products in a tiny little adorable store. I love going out and exploring this whole area!

I missed the turn into the parking lot of Bucks Lodge, but any store with two lawn ornament deer,…read morepainted salmon pink, on the front stoop HAD to be worth a U-turn and a short drive back. And it definitely WAS! This is an unusual store. They sell unique, eclectic furniture--lots of mid-century stuff--as well as things that will make you go "Huh? Did I really see that?" They have a lot of glassware, as well as very unusual lighting, and artwork that includes neon light tubing. I noticed a 1950's green glass vase that I loved, sets of drinking glasses, some really unusual lamps, a vintage radio, glass ashtrays, and of course the furniture. The collection of ashtrays reminded me of a time before everyone stopped smoking for their health. I wish I could list more of the items that were for sale, but I was blown away by the overall look, and wound up talking with the owner instead of taking careful notes on the merchandise. The owner who I spoke with is an artist who's done a lot of different things, and his art background shows in that the goods in the shop are not something you will find elsewhere. The store's website ( http://www.buckslodgepa.com/ ) is not complete, but the photos on it will give you an idea of their aesthetic. The building it's in has a wonderful stained glass door at the front, but you enter at the side from a gravel parking lot. It's across the road and a little bit north of Gristie's Bucks County Antiques, and it's unquestionably worth finding the entrance to the parking lot and checking it out!

Amazing shop with amazing owners , after shopping me and my wife sticked around for almost 3 hours…read morejust to hangout and didn't want to leave! very recommended ! :)

The flowers for my father's funeral were absolutely gorgeous! I can't thank them enough for paying…read morespecial attention to detail of doing a guitar theme since guitar music was his passion. I asked them to use their creativity and judgement and they did not disappoint! In the future we won't consider going anywhere else. In the past I haven't been to impressed with flowers that I ordered at other places. This will be our go-to place if we ever need flowers in the future. Everyone was impressed with the exceptional job they did. Thank you for doing such a wonderful job in honoring our father.

We stopped here as part of the Lehigh Valley Plant Crawl. It was our first time here and we loved…read moreit. They have lots of plants to chose from. Por a my the most selection of any of the shops in the Lehigh Valley. They also have cute non plant items. I got a plant and a sign, and my daughter enjoyed the crystal selection!

They were very helpful to me when I needed some garden soil. I gave them the dimensions and they…read morefigured out how much so I would need. The driver was very prompt when he said he would be here. Now we probably will get some mulch for our gardens.

The Internet can be a dangerous place for a garden enthusiast. I've gotten more than my fair share…read moreof warnings from IT for trying to source out information for starting tomato and pepper plants. (Don't believe me? Try googling "grow light." ) The phone book or local agriculture directory is less subversive, but equally mystifying for a native urbanite who once had to ask what "road apple" was. I picked the first place that looked like it wasn't a big box offshoot and where a real person answered the phone. I'm so glad the Universe directed me to Barn Side Farm. Nancy and Walt hooked me up with crumbly beautiful compost for my garden. It smells like life itself and my plants just love it. I : LOVE their business model, LOVE their ethical and sustainable practices, LOVE their commitment to education. Small snag with delivery this year (no problems last year); but they made it right and I got all of my seedlings tucked in tight by the end of the weekend. Even if you're not Philly local, check out their website, they've got great information about compost and soil improvement.