I am on my annual Spring kick of visiting nurseries in the DFW area before it gets too hot here in…read moreTexas. It's also time to start planting my Spring and Summer gardens so it was a good time to visit this place that I have heard about for years but never been to. Fort Worth is off my beaten path, but it sounded like it was going to be worth the trip, and it was. There is an ambiance about the place that puts you right at home. It's an old school vibe that takes you back to 1934 when Archie Sr. founded the place. They have a nursery and also a landscape division, so if you are not a do-it-yourself person, they can take care of things for you. When you park and enter in, the first thing that hits you sit he size of the place, it's huge! They have an amazing selection and it is accompanied by fantastic customer service. And these are just nice friendly folks, they are extremely knowledgeable and can pretty much help you with any horticultural or landscaping need.

Archie's is definitely my favorite garden center! We go every time we are in Fort Wort. One of the…read morebiggest selections I have ever seen, and the plants are always in Such good shape. Lots of friendly and knowledgeable people to help you. Definitely one of the better places to shop in Fort Worth. Get your green thumb on!

Bought 5 trees spent close to $2,000. After 4 years of no growth on one 45 CY live oak they refused…read moreto correct situation with credit or refund. Tree has noticeable root circling on root ball uncovered only after digging 6 inches down. They sold me a deformed tree and refuse to fix it. STAY AWAY! You have been warned. They will not stand behind their products. Matthew Hafkesbring (Store Operator) made up a bunch of excuses after being provided all the relevant photos

Appreciated communication via text. Subcontractor, Gustavo was great…read more Wish there was a little more tree care information. I was left in my own

Still a great place for houseplants. The place is under new ownership, Bobby sold it to an…read moreemployee name Jayce. He's a great character and a fabulous person. He's brought in some newer plants that the old owner didn't carry. He's also growing some of his own in the inside green house. There was a great selection when we went. He is still getting things nailed down, tho the place isn't as clean as it used to be. Also some plants have some compacted soils, I never saw this before. The plants were healthy tho. We still visit every few weeks or so, especially since he's getting some new out of the norm plants. Prices are good, not overpriced, they carry a good balance between cost and demand.

My daughter was high bidder on a silent auction gift card that the Grow Plant Store, so generously…read moredonated to a recent fundraiser for The Cicada. When we entered we were immediately greeted and offered assistance if needed. The shop offered an amazing display and variety of plants, varying in size and price. The plants located on shelves further away from the windows tolerate less light compared to the ones on shelves closer to the light. This made it easy to narrow down choices for me. Nice selection of air plants occupied shelves near the cas register. Some pots are available for purchase. Inside the store is a small greenhouse displaying plants for purchase in the future. Street parking is available and highly recommend checking out Lucille's down the street for a great weekend brunch.

Great out of the way nursery, as well as selling landscape supplies and hardscaping. They had 3…read morecovered greenhouses and several shade covered areas. On the others side they had all of the trees and bushes, some we've not see elsewhere. They had a Chocolate Mimosa tree that we've been wanting for our lot, tho no price, and we forgot to ask. They had a weeping peach tree, super cool, haven't seen one of those, it had fruit on it as well, tho online sites say the fruit is purely decorative only and not edible. Prices were actually really good, especially on the perineal flowers and the bushes. $8.00 for some of the 1 gallon plants, and all are well grown and healthy. Can beat that price elsewhere. We talked to some of the staff for some time in the office about plants and landscaping, listen to them and them listening to us in regard to our extensive landscaping at our residence. We wanted to see about a Cascade Falls Cypress, which is a weeping cypress tree, they didn't have any in stock, that's no fault of there's, as it's a rare tree that's hard to find, partly because they take years of growth before they can even sale a 3 foot tree. They have a supplier that has them but can't get any until next year. We will return to check on that tree as well as get some other good deals. They have a lot of hardscape items, flagstone, landscape stone, rocks, etc. this is a really nice place.

I've been back three times in the last four weeks. Each time I marvel at how healthy the plants…read moreare. I'll never go back to the big box stores. Most of the things you get from them are half dead and stressed before you get them home. However, A & M nursery plants just blow my mind! I can buy just one plant now and know that when I get home it will have been cared for and it will live in my garden. instead of buying three and hoping one will live. The family is so friendly and anxious to help. The selection is amazing. But the most important thing is the plant material is beautiful and healthy after you get it home and it will continue to live. I can't wait to my next visit!!! PS: if you think their prices are too high, then take a minute and realize how each plant started as a seed or a cutting has been cared for to be the magnificent plants you get to take home. For my money, the best place hands-down!!

Nice spot full of succulents and cacti. This seems to be their specialty. It is all packed…read moreinto a small area, so there is some jungle roaming discovery to do in this area, as you have to trudge through some thick areas with very small trails to find some of the items your looking for. Staff is super nice and helpful. We've been here a few times, always looking for more Desert Rose plants, this trip they had a lot, some blooming, but the cost has gotten crazy. Inside the main building they sale a lot of Mexican style pots and tiles and other lawn deco. All are very bright and vibrant colored.

This is a huge nursery. They sell a lot of plants but also they have so many pots and Mexican…read morepotteries. I do think those potteries are overpriced but I enjoyed looking around the store. I went there to look for marigolds for Día de muertos. I knew it was the end of the season for the flower here but was hoping they would have some left. I looked around but couldn't find so I asked the lady there if they had one by chance. The lady didn't even look at me and just said "we don't have it if you don't see it"... I mean, I am asking because I see too many plants and maybe I am not looking the right section ? What kind of customer service is that? I left quickly after. There is another big nursery just down the street and there everyone was so nice and I felt more welcoming. And I was able to find the flower there!

Best nursery I have found in the area. the plants look great, the guys are very cool and…read moreknowledgeable, and the prices destroy the big box stores.

Good selection of very well priced plants and some interesting antiques inside, staff were…read moreincredibly helpful gentlemen.

I stopped by this charming nursery not too long ago. They have an extensive selection of trees and…read morebigger plants and a couple of medium size plants. Unfortunately they don't carry small or tiny plants. I picked up some low maintenance plants for home and the office, a golden pothos and a vibrant orange kalanchoe. The plants looked healthy, well watered and appear easy to take care of. The prices are reasonable and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I'm grateful for another nursery that's not far and I look forward to returning.

Amazing place for gardening needs! Very helpful staff who helped me decide planter based on sizing…read moreneeds of the plant and what sort of style I was going for. Prices are very fair and less than what I have seen online or in other states I have lived in. They went the extra mile by helping me carry the planters to my car. Definitely going back here for any gardening based needs in the future!

I received my order of 8 Horse Herb plants and was very disappointed in what I received. What I…read morepurchased looks nothing like what I received. Two of the plants were totally out of their plastic pots when box and bag were opened. I placed them back into their pots. Most of the plants are very wilted looking and a couple already have half their leaves turning black from dying. The condition of these plants caused by the form of packaging and shipping method used is not appropriate for the product. The charge of $93 is not worth what was shipped to me and the condition that are in. Plants were planted in hopes they will live and grow into what I thought I had purchased. Again, very disappointed in product sent to me and damaged condition they were in. $93 for dying plants. What I purchased https://nativegardeners.com/products/horseherb?_pos=1&_psq=Horse&_psid=bac8d28dd&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Buyer beware. Native Gardeners sold me multiple separate, tiny trees crammed together in 5-gallon…read morepots and represented them as single, multi-trunked trees. This happened twice--once with a Texas Mountain Laurel and once with a Texas Kidneywood. When confronted, they hid behind the botanical excuse that these are multi-trunked species. To be clear, what they actually sent me were entirely separate individual plants with independent root systems tangled together. Over time, independent root systems crammed into a tight space are guaranteed to compress, compete, and strangle each other out. Even if this is disputed, the site clearly represented the product as a single plant. I called them the day after the first order arrived, (the day the second arrived), to report the issue and was promised a callback. While waiting, I gently teased the root balls apart and carefully potted the separate seedlings individually to try and save them. The callback never came. The Mountain Laurels eventually died from the stress of being repotted. When I followed up, customer service told me they didn't believe me, blamed me for separating the tangled root balls, and refused a refund because I didn't provide pictures within 24 hours of arrival. I did eventually find that policy buried deep in their website, but I don't remember seeing it on the papers in the box as they represented it to be, (I actually dug a card out of the trash), and here's the kicker: they never mentioned that on my initial phone call. You'd think that would be important. (Unless they were waiting for their own ridiculously short recourse period to expire.) If there's a problem and you didn't photograph it within 24 hours: You're lying; no there wasn't. The individual I talked to essentially dared me to write a bad review. Personally, I hate seeing people act like they are unaccountable once they have your money. It might be a decent place to get native plants, and your experience might be very different as long as nothing goes wrong, but IMO, they don't deserve your business, and you can do much better. For instance, try EcoBlossom (ecoblossom.com). They are local, sell amazing natives, and as far as I know, aren't arrogant enough to think they can shaft the odd customer now and then. Best of luck if you do though; definitely "bring receipts". May the odds be ever in your favor.