Nice collection of annuals and perennials. Decent prices. Some of the relatively delicate plants…read moreare covered under a tarp. All the plants looked healthy and not burnt. They have a large selection of japanese maple trees, more than I have seen anywhere else. They also have a lot of plants from proven winners brand, especially the hydrangeas. It is a big place with a lot of planters and garden fountains and such. They also have potting soil and 5 colors of mulch available. Local honey is available in 16oz glass bottle for $12.99. Staff have been knowledgeable and helpful.

Grace was awesome! Very knowledgeable and great personality. Went here for the first time and was…read morevery impressed

Helpful service, nice selection, healthy plants! On my last visit I asked a question about a tree I…read morehad purchased there earlier this season, and associate took the time to give me ideas on troubleshooting that I did not find online. People are still the best! We need to support local businesses or we'll only have big box nurseries left.

Wonderful nursery with healthy looking plants and decent prices. Store looked stocked with a wide…read morevariety of plants, planters and everything related to gardening. Staff were friendly and helpful. It instantly became my favorite nursery.

Beautiful plants and knowledgeable service. My plants are super hearty. I love this place!read more

Awesome store for anything you'd need for plants. Parking can get tight when it's busy, but they…read morehad someone directing traffic to help move things along. This is huge as the intersection right outside can get super busy and cramped. We bought a nice plant here, and after a few months, it's still doing great. They had both outdoor and indoor plants available

Extensive selection. The high quality of the inventory is noticeable…read more Purchased a couple of plant varieties that I'd never seen before: black & blue salvia and verbascum phoeniceum (purple). Both are doing well. There can be a wait to be checked out however it's understandable. Other folks are seeking excellent seedlings, shrubs, trees, etc., like I am. It's a drive for me, living in DC, but I do it. This nursery is locally owned--a plus.

I've bought from Sun Nurseries thru the years...I obviously have dementia because I forgot how…read moreindifferent the workers are to meeting customers needs beyond the inventory...expensive tree bought, paid for delivery, paid for placing tree near hole ( yup, that's a thing now), said something about contact on Monday, assuming they would put us on a schedule for delivery, let us know when and time, you know, like EVERY BUSINESS IN THE WORLD!! But no! WE are to call them, THEY determine delivery without letting you know and said they don't contact customer because they have too many deliveries, but they have an arranged delivery date! You know who else is busy but calls?! Mulch companies! So do car repair businesses, so do many companies that deliver anything, so do Doctors and Dentists. Sun wants to risk us being home? They want to chance leaving a very expensive tree in our front yard BY the road, since this is the final destination. They are not too busy to SELL the tree, but don't ask for any other customer service.

Tldr: Be careful about Stradler Nurseries employees stealing from your home! I would not hire them…read moreto do any work at your home if you have anything of value outside your home. Stradler Nurseries came to plant trees on the border between my HOA (Armistead Park) and the HOA next door (Fairfax Landing). As I walked home from dropping my kids off at school at about 9:30am yesterday, I saw a Stradler employee with his coworker picking fruit off my tree and pocketing them IN BROAD DAYLIGHT! Keep in mind that I have a sign saying not to pick because it is stealing. As I approached, they quickly walked away so I could not talk to them, but one of the employees came back the next day with his boss so I confronted him then. After confirming they work for Stradler Nurseries, the employee suddenly said he couldn't speak English. Finally, the employee admitted he was at my house but he was "just looking at the fruit" but not stealing them. The boss repremanded his employee but took no other action. But then why did he gave giant orange fruit in his hands as he walked away?? I'm very disappointed in this company.

Such a sleeper! At first site you don't realize how big it is but Stadlers is MASSIVE! They had so…read moremany outdoor plants even in October. The staff is friendly and incredibly knowledgeable. Plus, since it's so late in the season, we got a great deal on our plants. We will definitely be back!

This is a very special place, It specializes in azaleas and rhododendrons. The owner grows his…read moreown and has over 350 named varieties of both evergreen and deciduous azaleas, including a number of very rare varieties you don't find elsewhere. In addition, he breeds his own azaleas by crossing others, and sells these unnamed one-of-a-kind varieties, some of which are absolutely stunning. The price of the azaleas is about half of what you pay in the main nurseries in the area (or even less). The owner is very knowledgable and pleasant -- he does it as a labor of love. It is very close to Butler's Orchards and is only open on weekends (check the website for hours). I stumbled on their website while trying to find a place o buy azaleas in the area, now that Benkhe's hass gone bankrupt. If you are planning to buy an azalea or rhododendron, I strongly suggest you make a trip to this place.

Amazing location to purchase a wide variety of beautiful native plants in the fall. They have…read moreGORGEOUS plants and the price is right - $10 for a quart and $15 for a gallon size plant, which is an amazing value for native species. Planting in the fall is the right time, so you want to shop now - they are open through the end of October. The staff is incredibly helpful as well - they will help you pick plants that will thrive based on your soil and sun/shade conditions. Need a workhorse for your flower bed? Get the goldenrod or sneezeweed - trust me! Love this nursery

We moved into a house last summer and first on my list was handling the yard. The backyard had a…read morelot of bamboo, and throughout the first summer and fall it spread significantly. We attempted to remove some ourselves but were quickly overwhelmed by the task. I researched native plant landscapers and came across Swamp Rose Co-op. After reaching out, Jeff, one of the owners, came to do a site visit. He was thorough in his presentation of plans and this February we had them come and do bamboo removal and plant some native trees and shrubs to act as a privacy screen. The Swamp Rose team was amazing! They pulled out over 2 tons of bamboo and roots! They planted native trees and shrubs which are thriving. Our backyard woodland meadow dreams are coming true. We have the team coming back in a few weeks to rip out the standard plants seen in the Silver Spring area (liriope, lilies, weeds) to replace with a native garden and we can't wait. One of my favorite aspects of this company is it is a co-op. The employees can be owners, and those who aren't are still paid a living wage as calculated by the MIT living wage calculator. They do excellent work! It is hard to find a native landscaper but this team is fantastic.