I can't wait to shop for flowers this spring! All their emoyees are so helpful and their selections…read moreare great! This will make my 9th year...

I love going to Hatcher's. No one can beat their selection. It's also just a beautiful place to…read morevisit and enjoy being in a mini paradise Spring through Fall. I love the koi pond especially, but there are delights around every corner. Staff are always helpful and friendly too. Prices are in line with other greenhouses. I have bought many floral gifts there which are always a huge hit.

I have shopped there for years.....I get my tomato's and veg. plants there in early spring along…read morewith annuals and perennials for flower beds later spring. So friendly and informative crew work there. Thanks KC Hardin for the "Genuine Italian" tomato.

We love Hardin's and the folks there! Their love for what they do shows through in not only their…read moreawesome stock but in their knowledge and creativity! Once you go there you'll never want to go anywhere else!

Very knowledgeable staff had exactly what we were looking for. And the tomatoes are "legendary ".read more

I love just wondering through. The house plants are nicer than those that were be paid much more…read morefor! I love the gift merchandise too. What I like most are people who smile, genuinely try to help, let you run in as they close and are still not very...this completely sets them apart! Great workshops too!

I ordered compost and topsoil in bulk from Blatt's because I wanted to build raised beds for a…read moregarden. They were very helpful on the phone, and helped me out figuring out how much I needed. Everyone I talked to was very nice, as was the guy who actually delivered the dirt. I got 3 scoops of "topsoil" and 2 of "compost". BUT, what they sold as "topsoil" was nothing like any sort of topsoil I've ever bought in my life. This "topsoil" was fill dirt. It was mostly red clay, had lots of pieces of gravel in it, and barely any organics. I put it in my raised beds (mixed with the compost I also bought) and the amount of red clay caused everything to stick together and crack. My garden was horrible this year. Basically, the entire process of building raised beds was a waste because of the terrible quality of the soil. I called to complain and they told me, "Ma'am, this is what we consider "topsoil" around here." and basically told me it was my problem. I'll never do business with them again, and would advise anyone thinking about ordering from them to do your homework very carefully, as what they told me on the phone (that the topsoil was similar to topsoil you'd buy in bags from Southern States or Lowes) was completely a lie.

Wandered in one day while driving past because I seen all the plants and koi pools and I was in the…read moreprocess of digging my x-large custom koi pond and needed more of everything. This woman answered and kindly showed me everything she was busy with. Propagations, koi breeding/outdoor fish of all life stages, water plants, all kinds of ornamentals and more. She showed us her insanely huge koi pond setup with tons of giant koi that were several feet long and would even let you pet them and acted like they liked it! She had all sorts of tips and tricks for me as a beginner and she even gave me deep discounts on everything I bought because it was close to the end of the season. Idk about right now but when I've went in the past she has box's for money with plant living next to it. It's on the honor system so if she isn't there when you go you can still grab what ya want. Very cool mom n pop setup from someone that just loves nature, plants and animals and happens to be good at nurturing it and made a side hustle out of it to support her plant and koi habit

From the owner: I primarily sell perennials,pond plants and koi fish. Been growing perennials for over 25 years…read more Over 10 years ago I started selling perennials and pond plants. I have several ponds on my property and offer koi fish for sale by appointment by texting 740-416-7660. I have over 75 different aquatic plants. My perennials changed from year to year depending on a lot of factors. The perennials also change according to me splitting them up and how they tolerate it. I try to post the plants as I add them to the sales tables. I have a Facebook group page: Ohio Online Koi Club Pond Plants and Perennials you can refer to it to see what's new.