Helped me with the Soil which is everything ! Then helped…read moreme load it all. This transaction took place last spring, I ever got to use it but it was in perfect condition to fix up my raised garden beds !

Great mom and pop nursery, featuring veggies, flowers, shrubs, compost, fertilizer, many pots, and…read moregreat customer service!

Staff is very helpful and kind. High quality plants. Also have a terrific gift shop full of…read morelavender products and local raw honey.

Bloom! There it is! Talk about Variety! This quaint, fair sized, charming farm/nursery has a…read moreplethora of plant choices for your garden! I worked here several years ago when the farm was in its embryonic stage and let me tell you, it's blossomed! Here you'll find an amazing selection of herbs, vegetable/fruit plants, flowers, annuals, perennials and more! And of course, the gorgeous lavender! RVA residents shouldn't miss an opportunity to visit this small farm tucked away in a Glen Allen neighborhood. Off Greenwood Road, drive down the country lane and it will dead end at the farm. If you have out of town guests, a ride to this hidden treasure will make for a fun day trip! In the spring, plants and herbs from A-Z are available, starting at Anise Hyssop and down the line! Some of the perennial herbs I had purchased here years ago, still come back year after year! My Sweet Woodruff was planted many moons pasts and flourishes as a ground cover each season! They also carry some hard to find herb varieties too! I'm especially fond of the Cuban Oregano, Tuscan Blue Rosemary(that's for remembrance, quoting Ophelia in Shakespeare's Hamlet) and the Rue (you must wear your rue with a difference, Ophelia says!) Winter, spring, summer or fall, there's always something to see at Lavender Fields. In addition to the wide selection of plants, LFHF also has other amenities; local raw honey, tours, classes, a gift shop, teas, garden supplies and tools, planters, beautiful landscaping that backs up the the Chickahominy River, and don't forget their famous lavender lemonade and ice cream. I'm happy to support this family owned, local business that is spreading seeds of joy in their path, beautifying Richmond one garden at a thyme! You'll rue the day you missed the opportunity to visit Lavender Fields Farm!

BEST CHRISTMAS TREES IN RVA!!! Truly fair prices and MUCH…read morehigher quality compared to other options around Richmond. This was our third stop of the day looking for a tree, as other places (retail chains) had mediocre options. But here we found a beautiful 9/10ft tree in just 5 minutes, and for only $159! Fantastic customer service too! They carried our selection through the lot, trim/wrap station, and loaded it in our truck! This will be our new go-to Christmas tree location!

From the owner: The Hanover Plant Farm Nursery & Garden Center is located at the Hanover Vegetable Farm is a…read morelocally owned nursery offering a huge selection of annuals, perennials, VA natives, trees, shrubs, roses, and more! Just a short drive from Richmond, Short Pump and surrounding areas located at 13580 Ashland Road!

I love the beauty and calmness of plants & flowers! This…read moreplace has a building with a florist side and a plant side, but also has all the supplies and other plants (when in bloom) on the outside! The lot itself can be seen from the road year round, making it easy to find. There is an entrance exit on both sides for convenience. Also, I went online to learn more about the history and what services they provide, and there is actually a secondary location in the westend of Richmond. The website includes a careers page too, for people who have a green thumb or want to get better at plant care.

The ladies in charge of the container management are fantastic. They communicate their plans and…read morecreate beautiful arrangements and they clean up when they are done. Highly recommend.

PlantHouse RVA is the bees knees. If you attend a class there, you get discounts on other plants…read moreand products purchased the same day. That is how we ended up with a gorgeous Brazilian Snow plant at a great price. The staff are incredibly helpful and willing to answer questions about plants in the store and plants you have at home. They also offer repotting services for plants and/or pots bought in store.

My husband and I went here for a date night and did terrarium building. What an amazing time! The…read morestaff members helped walk us through the process. You get to choose from a variety of vessels, plants, and decor. I made an air plant terrarium and my husband chose succulents/cacti. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the store has a great ambiance. The yummy mimosa was an added plus to my experience. We'll be back to try candle pouring!

I purchased pumpkin this season from this place. We rode on the back of the tractor which was nice…read moreexperience. They also have a petting zoo. the ride to the field wasn't that far and they have a great selection of pumpkins from large to small. Overall was satisfied with my visit.

Sometimes I could use a 1/2 star rating. I'd give this a 3.5/5 instead of 3/5…read more We arrived for an October morning full of all things fall. It's a good thing we decided to get there when they open because when we left around 1130, the line was very, very long! We got in line for donuts. They were pretty ready. I was put off by a female employee who was smoking while working. She lit it up after walking out of a door nearby. She had the cigarette in the palm of her hand holding it with her pointer finger and thumb. That was not cool in my book. We waited in line for a wagon to take us to the pumpkin field. We waited not too long for that. While waiting so walked into the nursery area to look at all the flowers... mostly mums. Pricing was fairly reasonable. We finally got on the wagon. It was actually a pretty good ride to the field. We were dropped off and have free reign of the field. We could stay as long as we would like. Then we take a wagon back when we were ready. There was some confusion or lack of communication on how picking and paying for pumpkins went. We thought we would pay by weight and not the whole, "pay a set rate for as many as you can hold while taking 3 steps." A staff member was very kind to us when we returned. We were about to go back out and get more pumpkins to make it worth our trip. There was also confusion on entering the kids play area. We had tickets online, but did not realize we needed to go I see the gift shop to get the wrist bands. The ground in that area where the inflatables were, was really hard in the feet if you took your shoes off in order to play on/in the inflatables. We ended up telling our kids to keep their shoes in to avoid an injury's. For us, this was a one and done.

This place has the sweetest gift shop and beautiful flowers in and out. While I love stopping by to…read morebuy a gift or plant (or two), I've officially decided this may not be the spot for me. After the multiple times I've been in, I can't help but feel that the workers are uppity and rude (for a lack of better words). I was hopeful this was an isolated incident and recognize we're human after all, but after my last stop in, waiting in line to check out while the cashier spoke poorly of other employees to her coworker, waves me up minutes later without a hello, how are you, and didn't even respond when I asked how SHE was... I decided this spot is just not worth it solely due to this type of energy being a repetitive, widespread occurrence each time I'm in.

Although it was late in the season, December, I was looking for some fresh plants for my porch, a…read morecouple of indoor plants and some rosemary. I stopped in this small nursery to take my chances, as I didn't want to go to a "big box" store during Covid. Although the inventory was scanty, they had everything on my wish list!! I found pansies (my brother says that they're a misnomer - they should be called sturdies or toughies since they last through the winter, anyway...) in many colors, purple, white, blue, yellow & orange and some Dusty Miller for my front stoop. I also found a Crispy wave Japanese fern & a Christmas cactus for the house, and the helpful woman at the shop even found my rosemary (only a few left) ! How serendipitous! I saw shelves of succulents that tempted me, and some gorgeous poinsettias, which I will go back for shortly! So if you'd like to support a small, local business, plant yourself here!

Such a cute shop! It's located inside the main hall at the botanical gardens. They have plenty of…read moregifts, flower-inspired items, locally crafted earrings, and kids toys. It's definitely worth a stop after walking through the gardens. Prices are totally reasonable too. I perused with a friend and enjoyed my visit. If you're a member you get a discount too.

The name Garden Shop couldn't be more appropriate here, because this is way more than your typical…read moregift or souvenir shop. - After you park in one of the three parking lots (A, B, & C), you'll be coming through Robinson Visitors Center where you pay an entrance fee and get a visitor sticker that you're supposed to stick on your chest. - Around the corner on your left past the information desk and at the end of the hallway is the Garden Shop where a world of treats awaits you. - The space is basically divided into two large rooms, and packed full of gift ideas without being completely overwhelming. - We pick up hand-painted Austrian eggs and a card that opens up with a gorgeous 3-D cherry tree. - "Garden Members" receive a 10% discount on purchases here, as well as free regular admission all year.

I had stopped by there a couple weeks ago to get a price on gravel, Today, I called and ordered and…read morepaid for the gravel I needed on the phone and the lady I spoke with was very nice and helpful with the gravel I needed. It wasn't not time, and the nice young man was calling me to let me know he was on his way with my gravel, and he got here, and I showed him where I wanted the gravel, and he dropped it exactly where I asked him too. Thank you so much I had a big mud hole near the street that I needed to fill with the gravel. thanks again for your help

Front desk woman is rude. The place is a dump, plants are dried up. We waited 20 minutes for…read moreassistance to be rung up and when she finally showed up she was nasty, unhelpful and unprofessional. Do not waste your money, go to Sneed's Nursery instead, they are treat you with kindness.