I personally love this little garden center. I don't think I've ever left here empty handed, always…read morefinding something new and different to take home. They have reasonable prices, lots of options on pots, and lots of cute gifts and things you needed but you didn't know until you saw it. The employees are always so kind, and they have a great members program that you can join in the beginning of the year that is very much worth it. And did I mention that there is a handsome kitty that lives there? All around a good place if you ask me!

Selection is fairly good most years but staff appears lazy and not helpful to potential customers…read more I've walked out without a purchase due to unhelpful staff. If you call on the phone they will tell you to come in and see for yourself rather than answering questions about potential products in store. Also frightfully expensive compared to local alternatives.

Well I tried to buy soil... $42 a yard you would think that I would get pulverized screened…read moresoil.... nope I got weeds, huge rocks and blocks of soil... see the pic... thats what I got... that huge piece of concrete is about 12" x 8"... omg.. thats right .. there was screening or pulverizing... I would go to another place for top soil... now the reason why I gave them a 2 was that I did speak to the manager and she gave me a half off discount on my next yard... but that soil was the same as the original... I know they were short on soil but then charge less and do not say it's pulverized.... thats shameful. !!!

Horrible experience with Breezy Hill. Had a landscaping project done last year by a professional…read morecontractor. Chose Breezy Hill for the perennials due to proximity to my home in Salem Lakes. Spent over $1,000 on a variety of rose bushes, shrubs, etc. Landscapers planted them, installed the weed barrier, and landscaping stones as is customary last July. Everything looked great and I was a happy camper for a few months. 2026 rolls around, and nearly half the perennials that we purchased were completely dead. They did not survive the winter. I took pictures, emailed Pam at Breezy Hill to see what they could do. Here is her response: Hi Mike, Thanks for sending these pictures. As you know we do not warranty cash & carry items and actually never warranted Perennials at all. We are confident they are healthy when they leave our care since we are all gardeners here, but overwintering is our biggest challenge with our very volatile and extreme temperature fluctuations. The way to ensure best results for this is to remove all stone from their vicinity and mulch instead, which moderates and insulates temperature and moisture for our plants, much as would occur in nature with plant debris forming the mulch layer. Stone does the opposite of this causing even worse fluctuations while also cutting off oxygen and sometimes water to the roots. If there is landscape fabric under the stone that should also be removed since that makes even worse conditions for the plants, e.g. no oxygen or water to the roots, sours and compacts the soil. I'm here to help with more suggestions any time today, July 4 until 7:00, July 5 10-4:00, July 6 after about 2:00-7, July 7 9-6. Thanks, Pam No offer to refund or replace even a portion of the plants, no offer to sell replacements at her cost or at a discount, NOTHING. Needless to say, I won't ever be going back, and I live just around the corner. Do not recommend.

Eders did a great job in landscaping our front walkway to our home. Jeremy…read more was great to work with offering several suggestions on just what plants would enhance our existing brick walkway. We are very happy with the work Eders did for us.

I've know the Eder family for over 20 years I've seen lots of their work and have purchased trees…read moreand shrubs from them over the years. They have always stood behind their product and work 100%. They have also been a great supporter of the local community. They have help me in a golf outing I run for each of the last 9 years. I will continue to purchase my landscaping needs from Eder.

Just want to give a shout out the the Barn Nursery employee that helped me carry heavy items and…read moreload them into my car at SAMS club. Barn nursery-thanks for employing kind individuals and you are lucky to have them representing your business. I will definitely be a customer moving forward.

My review pertains to the classes they offer. I did the spring basket class earlier this year. We…read morewere provided a large planter, many types of flowers to pick from and a cute decoration. I do not know much about gardening, they provided flower types that are hardy enough to withstand the cool spring nights. Yesterday I did the pumpkin decorating class. We got two large pumpkins and got to pick either a white or blue pumpkin. The supplies to decorate were plentiful. They provide all kinds of ideas and examples. The instructors are very friendly and helpful. I do not consider myself a creative person but after these classes I do! Many people brought snacks and drinks. Definitely a fun night out.

I come to this location mainly for the coffee shop. Today I also was looking for some annual…read moreplants so I strolled around some of the greenhouses. They had quite a selection, but none of the items that I was looking for (flats of blue salvia). I was also looking for some 12 inch round stepping stones, with embedded aggregate. Apparently they have them, but not for retail, only available through their landscaping services. Too bad :( There were plenty of staff on hand to answer questions or check out.

A number of years ago, Bluemels put in a brick walkway. They dumped all the extra crushed rock in…read moreout adjoining flower bed. It turned into a cement like substance. My husband is still using a pick ax to try to remove it to plant an annual.

Wade knows how to move big trees. He's moved dozens of trees for us for about 10 years on various…read moreresidential and commercial sites, some of them exceptionally challenging. We've had 100% survival on all of his transplants. He's easy and fun to work with, and his prices are fair.

From the owner: 33 Years of Industry Experience Residential and Commercial…read moreTree Service Tree Transplanting Nursery Stock Tree Service Free Site Evaluation and Estimates Available By Appointment On Saturdays Over 22 Years Experience Products: Evergreens Ornamental Shade Trees Services: Tree Transplanting Trees With Trunk Diameters Ranging From 4 To 8 Inches Branching Habits Reaching As High As 25 Feet Tall Tree Sales and Planting Larger Nursery Grown Trees and Stock Available Treescape Design Available by Appointment on Saturdays Brands: State Of The Art Transplanting Equipment Utilize Wisconsin Nurseymen's Association Products Location Facts: Greater Milwaukee Area

Blatantly Misleading. No Fine Print. No Accountability…read more I ordered a Clematis from McKay Nursery in a #1 container, which their site described as approximately a 1-gallon size. What I got was a 2.5-quart pot--dramatically smaller than what any reasonable person would expect when ordering a gallon-sized plant. I contacted customer service, and Matt Weaver responded by telling me that a "#1 container" is actually a "trade gallon," which, according to him, means 2.4-2.9 quarts. That's not a real gallon. And more importantly: that information was nowhere on McKay's website. No small print. No disclaimer. No fine print. Nothing. To justify this, Matt sent me a link--not from McKay--but from a completely unrelated company's website (NC Farms), trying to retroactively explain away the discrepancy. That's not customer service. That's deflection. If McKay is using a non-standard sizing system, it is their responsibility to be transparent about that at the point of sale--not after someone calls them out. The fact that this was omitted entirely from their site makes it false advertising, plain and simple. The plant might be healthy, but I paid for something I didn't receive--and the way it was handled showed zero integrity. Buyers beware: McKay's "gallon" isn't a gallon. And once they've got your money, don't expect accountability.

Buyer Beware! This company sells inferior plants online. None of my plants showed and life almost…read moreone year later! Do not honor their 1-year guarantee! BBB to be reported also.

This review is only based on their customer service and communication. We requested a bid for a…read morepatio, lighting, and landscaping back in Sept of 2020. The gentleman came out and gave wonderful advice and suggestions about the project. He said a quote would be emailed to us in two weeks. Two weeks came and went without a quote or even a phone call or text saying why. I contact them and was informed a quote would be sent that evening. No quote was ever sent to us. We ended going with A2 Designs for our needs. We still never received an type of correspondence from Reese.

Was looking to get an irrigation system installed at my residence. They quoted almost double what 2…read moreother companies quoted in the area. Watch yourself, these people will rip you off. I seen their work on the neighbors lawn and they don't even know how to lay sod.