DO NOT BUY FROM THIS NURSERY! we purchased 5 climbing jasmines $185, from the farmers market…read morelocation, within 2 weeks three were dead! called the nursey and they said there is no guarantee on the plants, they will sell you a live one but once you leave it's your plant!

Finally found the giant perennial hibiscus that I have been searching for near my home (Franklin…read moreNC). Very easy to work with.

Excellent selection including some unusual varieties that provide choice for spring planting…read more Helpful staff to find items in the expansive array of choice and to provide advice on care and feeding. Pricing is moderate.

Love to shop there every year that's where I go they always or most of time have what I'm looking…read morefor

Great service! Linda was very helpful! She guided me on which type of blueberry and raspberry…read moreplants to buy. Nice selection.

My name is Oscar from FS Logistics LLC and I was referred from my repeat customer Eric Sager to…read morecontact the owner of Green Tree Nursery, Phillip Edwards to transport a Bobcat T650 skid steer from 3521 Somerset Pike Johnstown, PA 15905 to a job site they are working on at 180 Broadcast Drive Spartanburg, SC 29303. We picked up the unit on 10/04 in the evening around 4pm and sent him a picture of the unit on the trailer; shortly after we requested the deposit payment of $150.00. Phillip Edwards responded and said he would make the payment in the morning. I've called a few times where he answered and confirmed he would make the payment and at the moment we have not received anything. We picked up the unit in a timely manner and delivered accordingly ensuring it was secured properly and insured during the trip. All we ask for is to honor his word and pay the service that was provided. I'm sure he does not like having to chase someone to make payment for a job he's performed!!!

I've shopped here 2 years in a row. The first visit I bought flowering shrubs and rose bushes…read more Everyone was very helpful and friendly. I just bought a rose tree yesterday and some fertilizers. Again everyone was extremely helpful and pleasant to deal with. The plants are high quality and I will continue to buy here and will recommend to everyone!

Nice looking plants but none of the three employees acknowledged me let alone offered help. One may…read morehave been the owner or manager cause I then saw him playing with an employees baby after he walked right passes me without making eye contact. Super rude. I won't be back. Overpriced also.

Absolutely horrendous customer service. Sent me a package of dead plants and then blamed me for…read moretaking too long to pay my invoice, even though she never sent one for me to pay after I reached out to her multiple times. Then said I must have damaged the plants myself. Called me a liar then refused to refund my money. They only have a Facebook page and take orders via direct message. https://www.facebook.com/105381168226607/

The selection is the best for shrubs, trees, perennials and annuals in Buncombe County. The…read moreknowledgeable staff are helpful and astute to pairing up plants to create an attractive landscape in your property. They offer on site consultations as well and the nominal fee is well worth it.

Placement of plants were not allocated correctly in some areas. (1/2 shade plants were put in full…read moresun) as a result. dead. Installation of water /drip system failed after 6 months. Overall good job. I would not recommend their services for all inclusive. Hire a contractor. Koodos to Arden Fence Co. amazing job.

The "doorman" (I assume he is the owner) was a big turn-off & he is not dog friendly! At first…read moreglance, the store appears to be dog friendly with a big bowl of water placed outside their front door in between 2 fern-type plants on the sidewalk. These plants are not raised off the ground or in planters but instead at the level for a dog sniffing around for other dog smells. So my husband & I were strolling the avenue discovering the beautiful downtown of Waynesville when we came upon the ironically named "Pleasant Places" shop. The doorman was standing there, I gave him a friendly Hello while our dog sniffed around the sidewalk, happened upon their big water bowl, and to the doorman's misfortune & to our surprise, lifted his leg to the aptly placed 1 of 2 ferns welcoming dogs & humans to their establishment. Long story short, I cringed & was embarrassed that my dog did this, however, I don't blame him for putting his marking atop those that came before him...that's what dogs do! The doorman made a comment under his breath as he appeared astounded by our dog's actions. My husband immediately apologized & poured some water from the water bowl onto the leaves of the plant. The doorman made another comment which I was taken aback by. We proceeded onward down the main street & then I took a few steps backward and said to the doorman..."You have 2 big ferns on the sidewalk in front of your entrance with a dog bowl between them...what do you expect a dog to do?!" We went on our way to discover the sweetest hippest older woman in another shop. I told her what had just happened. She welcomed our dog and gave him a treat. To the doorman...I would just advise that if you want to protect your plants from dogs relieving themselves on them, then please place them in pots above a dog's easy reach.