Disappointing. Didnt appear interested in services they say they offer. Asked for photos, which…read moreI promptly uploaded, only to be advised "looks like thistle". "Yes, it is along with other weeds. Im looking to get it back in control and serviced on a regular basis". The follow up response was "is it clay?". I guess they didnt need or want the business afterall.

Beautiful work, hard working, excellent knowledge, women owed business call THAT GARDEN GIRL for…read moreall your needs

Kalamazoo Garden Design is the go-to landscaping company in Kalamazoo. Terri and her staff were…read morefriendly and very accommodating. They use new technology to create their designs, and are very thorough to create an amazing landscape.

From the owner: At Kalamazoo Garden Design & Maintenance in Kalamazoo Township, MI, we specialize in designing and…read moreinstalling attractive gardens for your home or business. We believe that garden design is the foundation of any great landscape. With our fully integrated design service, we will guide you through the entire process to meet your aesthetic, maintenance and budgetary needs. Our staff takes pride in creating breathtaking outdoor living spaces that reflect your wants and needs.

The owners are really professional and extremely personable. They are ready to go answer my call…read morewhen I need them. Their easy billing is hassle free. The service is exactly what I would expect as a business owner. I'm thankful for their services and blessed to have met the owners.

I can't say enough about the great job Larry did!! And at an extremely reasonable rate. Happy to…read moreuse him in the future.

After Wheeler Lawn Care did an amazing job of showing up and doing all the work they promised, they…read morenever sent us a bill. I called and called leaving numerous messages inquiring about future lawn care and then snow removal and then simply about paying for services rendered, but never received a call back. In short, all our lawn care was done for free. This could be a good thing except for it's now snowing like crazy and we don't have anyone to remove the snow and ice from our driveway and sidewalks. Not good. Mr. MVP works 90 minutes away and I'm not able to shovel. Jeesh!

"I had no idea how edible our driveway is..." I remarked to my husband last weekend after taking an…read moreonline foraging and herbalism class from Lillie House. We've purchased plants from Lillie House in the past (the elderberry we got last year is gigantic -- nearly as tall as I am) and have followed their blog and learned a lot from them, but I had never gotten around to taking a class. Finally my post-Covid schedule offered an available summer Saturday morning to take the plunge, and it was incredibly informative and enjoyable. I'm sure the in-person experience of taking a class live in their beautiful apartment culture garden would be even better than a zoom class, but it was kind of cool to take a break in the middle of the session to go out to your own property and see if you couldn't find some of the things we learned about in the class. Both wood sorrel and plantain were growing right in the cracks in our driveway, and we were able to utilize them right away and some concoctions that we made as part of the class. We've been easing our way into growing more and more of our own food, and trying to have as much of it as possible be perennial and permaculture focused for the past few years, And when Cohen started crippling people's access to food, we sort of went into overdrive making sure that we were at least partially able to produce our own produce. The folks at Lillie House clearly love their craft and do a tremendous job making tiptoeing into permaculture interesting and fun. I can't highly recommend enough jumping down into this rabbit hole. For the last month I've been sourcing at least one meal per day almost entirely from our garden, and it's so incredibly gratifying amidst an often terrifying time in our lives. You can check out their blog online, and follow them on Facebook to find out how to sign up for their classes. While many of the plants they produce on-site are reserved for their students, they do also occasionally have plants for sale that you can purchase for your own home garden as well.

Great inventory. Open so can see options available. Check out guy very nice and personable.read more

I picked up a house plant here. It was in good condition and sourced from Canada. They had some…read morebaby goats there which were really cute. The staff was really friendly and the prices are pretty fair.

I had the pleasure of working with Lorin this past Summer. I can't say enough wonderful things…read moreabout Lorin and Folklore Botanical. I needed an entire yard makeover. Lorin took in to consideration colors I like, plants that are easy for me to take care of, and a yard my dog and I can enjoy. I was in tears when I saw my yard for the first time. It was better than I ever could have imagined. Lorin is amazing. She is talented and professional. I look forward to working with her again in the spring.

Excellent customer service! Easy to work with, everything…read morewas done in a fantastic time frame and we were able to go over everything we liked, or didn't want in our front garden. It turned out beautiful! They work well with whatever your budget needs may be. And show you the design before they start to make sure its perfect. Would highly recommend