Always a good experience. Efficient delivery of fresh flowers and gifts. Courteous, friendly…read moreemployees who support the local Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary.

This is a great place. Short version of a long story: we needed a floral display for the funeral…read morehome for visitation for my mother in another county at 5 that afternoon. We were staying at a hotel in Richmond, saw the good reviews of Richmond Greenhouse and Flowers Shop online and went to see them at 10 a.m. By 2:30 they had created this beautiful display, having coordinated with the funeral home to make sure the size was appropriate. And the price was very reasonable. Everybody was impressed by their work. They really saved the day for us!

The best place in Richmond to get fresh local produce. The best, kindest staff! I've called so many…read moretimes and they have stayed open after their closing time for me to get to the market. Love love this place!

Completely overpriced flowers fruit and other things that are supposed to be farm fresh. They are a…read morereseller of these goods and therefore pass on any increase in price to the customer. I suggest cutting out the middleman going directly to the nurseries or farms in the local area and you will save money and you will also will get better product to boot. There is a farmer's market in Richmond once a week on EKU's campus on Thursday from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. in the parking lot in front of the basketball coliseum just off the Eastern Bypass. The market is also open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. at 1238 Barnes Mill Road, Richmond KY 40475. You can call 978-387-0393 for more details. For what it's worth I save 20 to 35 percent and pick up my produce at my local grocery store which tends to have the same or even better quality produce. The flowers they have look as good as any I could find in the area but you can save up to 50 percent by shopping around. If your on a budget I would definitely avoid this place. God bless and good luck.

Purchased some mulch at Jones Brothers. Found their customer service to be great. Pull in on to…read moreproperty and the mulch is just a tad to the left. Was greeted quickly and they helped me spread the tarp I brought to help eliminate product loss. They safely and confidently loaded my trailer with a end loader. They safely bucket is larger than a Bobcat or a farm tractor. So you get more mulch . Was in and out in a few minutes. Don't forget they have plants too as well as a great selection of various rocks and stones. Right off the interstate.

More than I expected. Professional and "over delivered". The workmanship delivered a beautiful and…read morefunctional drive. The employees were professional, skilled and hard working. Thank you!

My all time favorite company to conduct landscaping and gardening needs from great professionals…read morethat know how to make your area of home sell and have great curb side and front appeal .

NOT recommended. I had a dead bush between two healthy ones. I asked Big T Lawn and Landscape to…read moreremove the dead bush and put in a new one that would be aesthetically compatible with the two healthy barberry bushes either side of it. I can do a few things but removing the roots of a large bush was something I didn't want to attempt by myself. Big T's estimated $120 to remove the dead bush and put in a new one. He came out in a car to do it (I missed him, saw the car driving away). That should have told me something. He scooped the dead bush out and left its roots; I only discovered this fact a few days later when I went to remove the tiny boxwood he'd installed so I could move it someplace it would be useful. By then I'd paid the $120. I wish I could post a photo here. The boxwood was about a foot tall, but the worst part was that he put it close to the barberry on the left instead of centering it. He claimed he did that because we'd agreed it should be centered between the windows. I certainly never asked for that, but I had nothing in writing. Did he actually plant it where he did because he hadn't removed the old bush's roots? You can draw your own conclusion, but instead of offering to make it right when I called about it, he argued with me and said my yard looked bad anyway. So, I would grade Big T's an F for the work, C for the product (the little boxwood does look nice where I moved it on the side of the house), and F- for customer service. One star because I was able to use the shrub elsewhere. We definitely won't be using them again.

NOT recommended. I had a dead bush between two healthy ones. I asked Big T Lawn and Landscape to…read moreremove the dead bush and put in a new one that would be aesthetically compatible with the two healthy barberry bushes either side of it. I can do a few things but removing the roots of a large bush was something I didn't want to attempt by myself. Big T's estimated $120 to remove the dead bush and put in a new one. He came out in a car to do it (I missed him, saw the car driving away). That should have told me something. He scooped the dead bush out and left its roots; I only discovered this fact a few days later when I went to remove the tiny boxwood he'd installed so I could move it someplace it would be useful. By then I'd paid the $120. I wish I could post a photo here. The boxwood was about a foot tall, but the worst part was that he put it close to the barberry on the left instead of centering it. He claimed he did that because we'd agreed it should be centered between the windows. I certainly never asked for that, but I had nothing in writing. Did he actually plant it where he did because he hadn't removed the old bush's roots? You can draw your own conclusion, but instead of offering to make it right when I called about it, he argued with me and said my yard looked bad anyway. So, I would grade Big T's an F for the work, C for the product (the little boxwood does look nice where I moved it on the side of the house), and F- for customer service. One star because I was able to use the shrub elsewhere. We definitely won't be using them again.

I absolutely love this cozy, little coffee spot off the busy by-pass in Richmond. Tucked into the…read moreshopping center by the Peddlers Mall from the second you walk into the door you are transported in to a plant oasis with comfortable spots to sit and sip while catching up with a friend, or playing a game, or working the day away. This a great spot with a good selection of bakery items in addition to their custom coffees and teas to enjoy. With curbside service available through the website, this can be a great spot to settle in or grab coffee on the go!

Brewtanicals is a cool spot to get coffee and a pastry or cookies. The service is friendly, and…read moreit's a pretty big space with lots of seating and plants. The coffee was really good, and we also got a cookie-cream sandwich, which was sweet and tasty. We stopped here as we were driving though. If we lived in the area, we would definitely visit again.

Totally incompetent employees! I decided to stop into the Richmond Ollie's while my husband was…read moregetting a haircut nearby. I selected 2 coloring books and thought that I was going to be done in a few minutes because there were only a couple of people in line ahead of me. The elderly cashier kept having trouble with the register. I first thought that it was just a system issue, but the elderly cashier eventually blurted out that she had not been properly trained on the register and did not know how to use it. By that time, I had been in line for about 15 minutes. Instead of calling a supervisor for help, the elderly cashier kept fruitlessly pecking at the register trying to get it to work. My husband texted me to tell me that he was finished, so I put the coloring books on a display near the register and attempted to walk out. The elderly cashier saw me and threw a total tantrum about how I should put the coloring books back where I got them from. I told her that the situation was her fault, so an employee should put them back. I also told her that the last time that I stocked books at an Ollie's store was for a brief month of employment at an Ollie's store in the northeast over 20 years ago when I was trying to pay the bills before I got a much higher paying job at a bank call center, and I sure as heck was not going to do my old job for free. She still balked at me, but I then told her that I now have a master's degree and that the only way that I would put the books back was if the store paid me my current hourly wage of $30 an hour. I was so mad at her that I almost flipped her the bird as I walked out. Ollie's was bad 20 years ago, and it has gotten even worse as the company has expanded.

Oh my!!! So much to see and so much to buy at good prices!! I don't think I've ever seen anything…read morequite like it!!