They have a nice selection of plants (orchids, monstera, succulents, and more), potting mixes,…read moredrainage particles, pots, and saucers. The store is neat. The prices are very reasonable and the cashier was helpful when I asked about what products would be best for orchids.

Amazing selection, helpful staff. Very nicely arranged store. I bought several plants and they are…read morethriving.

Get service. A lot of selection for your plants at home or buying a plant she's the best. Price are…read morenot bad at all

My mom is OBSESSED with plants and this is always her go-to spot. So many beautiful rare and exotic…read moreplants at fair prices. You can tell that the owners take pride in their plants and have a true passion for it. All our plants that we've purchased here are still thriving! And in any case, the owner is more than happy to help and rescue your plant if need be. Truly the best service. This shop is easy to miss and the definition of a hidden gem! They are inside a little "mall" on Broadway by the Grand Ave subway stop. When you see the display of plants outside, walk into the building right behind it and all the way to the back.

Amazing selection of plants, planters and supplies. Staff was super helpful. A little pricey but…read moreworth it given the quality. I got soil and plants of all sizes, along with a watering can. I'll definitely be back!

Nice locally owned plant stop for houseplants. A great selection of plants that can thrive in any…read morekind of apartment. I have too many houseplants myself but I love looking at all the plants here like a variegated monstera as well as a rubber plant with variegated leaves. I really enjoyed the selection of locally made plastic pots too. I will come back when I need some new pots for propagation.

I've purchased nearly 30 plants from this store and all are healthy and growing well! I have seen…read morethe woman who (I'm assuming) owns the shop get upset when customers come in and handle the plants, which I understand can turn some people off, but there are signs around certain plants that ask people not to touch them and also, there's honestly no reason to manhandle the plants anyway? If something is out of reach or difficult to get to, just ask them for help. I can tell the people who work here/own the place care a lot about plants and care for them with respect, because they are living things. (Also they have to protect their merchandise :)) I've even seen the woman help some person who ran in with a dying plant- she gave them advice and showed how to properly water it and tie up the leaves so that it grows proper, and I'm not even sure the plant was from Home Shopping Center because it was a kind that I haven't seen in the store. Anyways, they have a great selection, and great prices! This neighborhood seems to be changing quickly, but I really hope this shop stays.

Sadly, after going here for the past 2 1/2 years, I'll never return. A very rude woman reached over…read moremy shoulder to take a plant I was planning to purchase out of my hand and put it back on the shelf/table, without saying a word. When I asked why, she asked if I was buying or looking? After asking once again... Long story, short, I ended up walking out. While I love plants, I won't accept rude customer service.

There is nothing more relaxing than plant shopping. I enjoyed the conversation and service. I was…read moreimpressed with the vast selection of flowers. There were cute planters to accentuate the plants. I was impressed with the value of these plants. I choose a purple soldier.

Absolutely beautiful bouquet!!! I asked for a pink bouquet for my daughter's 25th birthday. They…read moreexceeded my expectations completely!! The flowers were gorgeous and fresh and brilliant. Thank you.

We went to pick out a Christmas tree here after Home Depot was a complete disaster. There were…read moreloads of trees to choose from and I saw trees ranging in price from $35-$60. The staff is very friendly, helpful and patient. The guy helping us held up a few trees while we were trying to decide, trimmed it where we wanted, tied it up and helped us get it securely in the car. We ended up spending only a few dollars more than we would have at Home Depot and this was a much better experience; not to mention our tree is beautiful!

Although I do by default refer to Florist Hills & Garden Center as "McClusky's" as it was the prior…read moreowners name for basically the same products, I find myself drawn there every two weeks or so to see what is new. Far from being much of a gardener prior to this year, there is a certain excitement of envisioning what one's garden could become with some of the beautiful plants that are for sale, inside and outside the gates of Florist Hills & Garden Center. From the dreamy stage to the practical portion of what your outdoor and indoor plans will become, takes little effort with the knowledge and support of the staff, who can get your questions answered in a clear and concise manner. If I were to pinpoint a particular characteristic that distinguishes my purchasing history, a knowledge based customer service relationship always is atop the pecking order. (Something one will never get at Home Depot which is a mere few blocks up Woodhaven Blvd) With the middle portion of the vegetable gardening season upon us, every plant I purchased at Florist Hills & Garden Center is producing vegetables, growing tall and strong and continue to thrive in my backyard, which previously had really no nutrients in the soil nor fertilizer, it was just dirt, dirty dirt.. Based on the plants being spaced improperly and their continued ability to flourish with daily watering I know why now it is that I find myself walking the isles every two weeks. Whatever I plant, whatever the advice I receive, it can be trusted.

After recently moving into Bk, I figure I'd spruce up the apt with....my first living plant!…read more I initially came to Seasons with neither ideas nor a green thumb. The owner was so pleasant in helping me find the right one for my living space and attentiveness (or lack thereof). When we finally found her, (yes it's a she) she needed to be repotted into a larger holder and so I was put to work getting my hands dirty, learning how to re-pot plants. I left with my new plant, some potting mix and greater experience in gardening that I wouldn't have ever done myself. Thank you Seasons!

Deborah is a force in the best way. She brings deep expertise, gorgeous plants and shares it all…read morejoyously with our lucky community. She is my go to for my garden and guaranteed great conversation. Thank goodness for her presence!

I bought some flowers from Marisol's and was charged $40 for about 6 roses. I'm not big into…read moreflowers but when I got home my girlfriend showed me that the flowers I bought were already dead. So i definitely did not get my moneys worth. But the employees were nice

Fresh flowers are the bomb!…read more Granted, Marisol doesn't have the world's greatest selection, nor the city's most rock-bottom prices. But it is located on the way to the Jackie Robinson Parkway and sits across the street -- a very busy street, mind you -- from a cemetery. So, it's either this place or bodega flowers, which are better than nothing, but still. Hopefully you don't screw things up so often that you blow your entire paycheck here!

Tony (Anthony), the owner, is fantastic. He is warm, kind and easy to work with. I would highly…read morerecommend!

I ordered a dozen long stem pink roses for my mother for Mother's Day because she specifically…read moreloves pink roses. The arrangement shown on the website was a beautiful bouquet of vibrant pink roses arranged elegantly in a tall vase with full presentation and volume. I expected to receive exactly what was advertised in both quality, color, and arrangement. Instead, what my mother received looked completely different. The roses delivered were peach-colored, not pink, and the arrangement did not look like the picture shown on the website at all. Peach is not pink, and this was not a slight shade variation, it was an entirely different color. The flowers did not resemble the advertised product I ordered. I accidentally selected the following week for delivery instead of Mother's Day weekend, but I caught the mistake the very same day and immediately called the store. I explained the error and clearly stated that if they could not accommodate a Mother's Day delivery, they could simply cancel the order. I was told it was absolutely no problem and that they could accommodate it, so there was no issue with timing. The real issue came when I called to ask why peach roses were sent instead of the pink roses I specifically ordered. The man who answered said he was the owner, and instead of professionally addressing the concern, his first comment was a snarky remark asking if I was the one who "ordered last minute." This was unnecessary and inaccurate since I had corrected the delivery date the same day I placed the order and was assured it would not be a problem. He then told me he chose the "pink shade" he thought was best to send. Peach roses are not pink roses, and I did not ask for him to make that decision for me. Rather than acknowledging the mistake, apologizing, or offering a proper resolution, he became rude and dismissive. He asked if the problem was that my mother didn't like them or if I didn't like them, completely missing the point. He then states if she doesn't like it we can go and pick the flowers up and this is after they had already been delivered, which is both impractical and disrespectful. I also explained that I had previously worked with someone else at the store who kindly sent me photos of the pink rose options they had in stock so I could confirm the exact shade before delivery. Instead of appreciating that effort, he responded by saying she "went above and beyond" and that they are not supposed to do that. Sending two quick photos when a customer is ordering from out of state is not extraordinary customer service, it is basic professionalism. If a florist cannot provide the exact color or arrangement being advertised, the professional thing to do is call the customer and allow them to decide how they would like to proceed. You do not make substitutions income without approval especially when I spoke to someone at their store regarding the pink shade and then argue when the customer questions it. What is the point of showing customers pictures of specific arrangements on your website if you are just going to send whatever you want? If you cannot provide what is being advertised, you should communicate that first instead of deciding for the customer. This entire experience was disappointing, unprofessional, and disrespectful. I paid for pink roses and received peach-colored roses that looked nothing like what I ordered. The owner's rude attitude and refusal to acknowledge the mistake made the situation even worse. I would not recommend this florist based on both the product quality and the unacceptable customer service.

The people at Mc Kenna's were amazing and the flowers were too. I called from California to have a…read moredelivery to my GF there. It turned out to be very complicated because of phone issues and having someone available to receive them (Love my GF but things never seem to be simple with her). Everyone at Mc Kenna's were super helpful and patient and they made sure the flowers got to her the same day in spite of the complications. I now have a photo of my GF with the flower arrangement that I will cherish forever. The flowers are only outshined by my GF.

LOVE!!!! Amazing owners (Diane & Rob)…read moreGorgeous flowers Fairly priced Super fun to do business with! Something cheerful in these fractured times.