Bonnys is the best,lots of choices for your garden and outdoor planters. The brother are so nice…read moreand knowledgeable. It's my happy place it's small but very well stocked.

Wonderful experiences! A small family owned center ( I believe it is family owned) with good…read morecollection of plants.

New England nurseries has become one the best nurseries in the area. Over the past few years…read morethey've upped their customer service significantly.

Joy: New England Nurseries in Bedford, MA has remained a…read moremagical happy place for years. Beautiful Perennials, Annuals, & Shrubs have all remained healthy, & instructions for optimal growth are attached. Convenient location right on Concord Rd is a bonus. Wandering the lanes -- with such a sumptuous range -- reminds me that "Joy is not meant to be a Crumb".* Need To Know: Many plants include valuable details, such as: Attractive to Pollinators; Repels Mosquitoes; No deadheading blossoms required; Deer Resistant; 6-8 hours of Direct Sun needed. Good to know. More Planting Info: Because most Plants are arranged by category in beautifully marked lanes -- sun, shade, perennial, annual, native -- finding fundamental info is simple. More details are always easily found online, too. Goats! Visiting sweet & frisky rescue goats Ben & (yep!) Jerry is a pleasure: climbing rocks, munching hay, encouraging petting. Ah! Simple fauna pleasures among so many floral treasures. Dear elderly Fluffernutter is a goat 90 in human years, enjoying attention as a sweet-natured senior. Planting Questions Rating: I remain so puzzled by negative comments about customer service. I've found help to be accessible, valuable, & informative, even near closing time & when especially busy. My questions would annoy most nurseries, but planting instructions included are not always specific enough. Examples of rookie questions that have been answered pleasantly, even by phone: My Rookie Questions: How may I plant autumn Tulip bulbs that won't be devoured? (Consider Daffodils.) Will 'Million Bells' (Calibrachea) need to be covered if nights dip below 45? (Depends. Is location sheltered?) Can Pansies tolerate light frost? (Yes.) What should soil temperature remain to plant spring tubers for glorious Dahlias? (50° F. or warmer.) Impatiens? (60° F. lowest). What I Don't Ask: I only ask questions if not clearly marked on plant -- yet extra info provided helps, like knowing newly-planted Dahlia tubers do need watering if rain penetration depth is insufficient. (Want Dinner-Plate Dahlias in August? Stick a finger into soil an inch or so in spring. Dry? Tuber or plant needs more water: Rain wasn't enough.) Addendum: I have not purchased trees or landscaping materials, so cannot judge customer service for them. Quality & selection appear exceptional, & friends who have bought them were happy with results. Summary? I Love New England Nurseries. _________________________________ * Quote: Mary Oliver poem: "Joy is not meant to be a Crumb."

I ordered flowers for Valentines Day. The choice online was amazing. Great colors and great…read morearrangements. The best part was the service -- Brian the delivery person wanted to leave the arrangement on the front porch -- well no one is home. He did not want the plant to freeze so he did other deliveries and came back later to try again. He stayed in touch the entire time and was great. I love Mahoney's and this service level was A++

I was really impressed by the enormous selection. I didn't…read morefind what I was looking for but the size and selection at this place is fantastic.

The selection and staff were both top notch. Even though I live in the city, it's well worth the…read moredrive. Highly recommended!

Never, EVER did I expect this to happen. My sister had been…read moreworking for Meghan for a few years and not too long ago asked for a raise. She was denied the raise and on top of that got FIRED, for what?! For asking to be paid what she deserves? This is wrong, unprofessional and unethical. She also made up some stupid excuses and to why she was being fired. None of which were brought up before just conveniently after asking and being denied a raise. Disgusting.

Definitely $31 for a 9-in. diameter pie seems a bit steep, but it's fun to drop by and see the…read morevariety of flavors that they have for the pies. The oat crust was nice and crumbly with various sized bits, the oat bits made it a bit chewier. The bottom of the pie was likely somewhat undercooked, a bit too doughy. The main issue was that the flavoring was too sweet, but I say that for any number of pies that I try out. The inside of the store looked quite neat, with varieties of gardening decor goods available. It was interesting that the bumbleberry pie had rhubarb in it. Is that usual?

This is an unusual place. Absolutely gorgeous inside. However, there were gift and decorator items…read moreyou can get on amazon or a thrift for more than half the price. The 6" pie was $21. I thought I'd do it this once. The crust was hard and dry. Considering I bake, I could have made 2 full-sized pies, but glad I stopped by just once to see it.

I was looking for a certain plant. After wandering around , I found it without a price tag. I went…read moreback to the register and asked the price. They didn't know and couldn't find the price anywhere. So that was a lost sale. Then I bought something with $5 as their sign requested but they didn't have any $1s for change. There were all these flies inside the store and it smelled like overripe fruit. I won't be back.

April was amazing taking my order for wood . Provided exact detail. Been shopping since a was kidread more

I love visiting Stonegate Gardens. They often have hard-to-find or unusual plants that bring great…read morebeauty to the garden. SG also offers some unique pottery that I have purchased in the past. Slightly more costly for the budget-minded, it is worth a visit v

Beautiful plantings and wonderful service! I can't recommend them enough. Perfect 10, especially…read moretheir knowledgeable and helpful staff.

I always stop by here to pick up some nice treats but today I decided to get a sandwich from their…read moreDeli. I got the Spicy Cuban. It was a great sandwich on ciabatta. The bread was fresh and there was a lot in. The staff were friendly and they were extremely busy on the day that I went. All the ingredients looked so fresh and all the prepared foods behind the counter looked incredible. Will be back to try some more!

I'm very disappointed with the gift that was delivered. About seven of the fruits were already…read morerotten--including most of the tangerines. This is not the quality I would expect, especially from a company that presents itself as reliable. Sending a gift in this condition is unacceptable. Please let me know how you plan to address this and make it right.

Nice selection of plants and very welcoming. It was a cold winter day when we visited, and we…read moreenjoyed spending unhurried time in the beautiful greenhouse. The plants we purchased are lovely and thriving.

Similar to some of the other experiences noted the staff is much more interested in watering plants…read morethen they are in helping customers find something. Very disappointing experience... I left without buying a single thing.

Well I did find a planter bargain furniture way over super priced almost to the point of…read moreridiculousness! They had a plastic small round table out front for clearance 600.00 marked down fri 900.00 what? A total rip off! Beware!

Good consumer service until you become an educated consumer... then you get ghosted. Large orders…read moreare routinely discounted in the open market, but apparently not here. Shop them first but do your homework before you shop anyone last, because an educated consumer should always be the very best customer.