I LOVE the Blarney Stone Farms. all of the employees are helpful, engaged and interesting. The…read morestore is small but packed with unusual plants and great gift ideas. The plants are very health with such an interesting assortment. I've purchased multiple different plants that have thrived with repotting once home. Succulents, a large assortment of air plants (I purchased 5 different ones on my recent visit). Other plants I've purchased from their selection include a split rock succulent, a moon plant and some cactus that actually looks like a stem of broccoli. It's a must for anyone interested in house plants and unusual gifts. I find that there are a few plants that are a little pricey for my taste but they are also ones you are unlikely to find elsewhere. In that case they do become a great value. Did I say that I love that place?

This is a beautiful nursery with a greenhouse of indoor plants and outdoors of perennials and…read moreannuals. It has a great ambiance with classical music in the background . It offers attractive pottery and plant accessories. Prices on plants are fantastic as is. However on the day I visited they were clearing plants and I got some begonias at unbeatable prices. Plants are healthy and beautiful even on clearance. Dwayne was a superb and nice staff who helped us. Local and farm produce are available such as fruits , vegetables, cheese , packaged meats etc. it was such a pleasure visiting on an early Saturday morning . Definitely my plant heaven!

Local garden center that sells plants that will actually survive here. They are not like the big…read morebox stores: if they have the plant, then it is the right time of the year for it. Super nice staff. Loads of material for hardscaping. They can also do it for you. During the holiday season they have trees and greenery.

Great plant selection, the quality of plants and the staff are welcoming and very helpful!read more

The selection and service were second to none and the family atmosphere is welcoming and noticed!read more

I can easily recommend Waynesboro Garden Center . I have purchased many smaller plants there and…read morealways been impressed with the friendly and informed staff. Last fall we invested in a beautiful tree that sadly did not make it through this unusual winter with so many weeks below freezing. But, they brought me a new tree and installed it just as they said they would. I will be returning to Waynesboro Landscape and Garden Center in the years to come as we turn our yard into the peaceful sanctuary for people and birds and pollinators that we envision.

Went to Viette's today as I had never been. Did not see a sign of business. It appeared to be an…read moreabandoned mess. Not a soul around and no plants for sale. Invasive Asian grasses everywhere and old hoop house frames only packed with overgrown plants. I'm guessing they are no longer in business. Don't make the trip.

High quality perennials. Friendly service. The prices are high but the quality plants you buy will…read moredivide and come back every year.

Several weeks ago I visited and inquired about planting Arborvitae for a property border to block…read morethe view of a neighbors eyesore of a back yard. While looking at the plants, Trent approached us and we found him very pleasant, helpful and knowledgeable. Jim visited us the next day presenting a plan. Though they were backed up until June, only 10 days after Jim's visit, a team including both Jim and Trent came and completed the job. They took advantage of a narrow window of opportunity to help us. We are very pleased with their knowledge, honesty, and dependability. We'll seek their help in the future. Thank you, guys.

Twenty years ago when my house was built, which was long before my time in it, Jim Shreckhise was…read morethe landscaper responsible for creating the eye-sore that is now my front yard. Below I will present the details of his job then, as well as his recent, equally bad, proposed solution to the problems that he created 2 decades ago. I will try to keep it brief so that you can quickly move on to a landscaping company that knows what it is doing. -At the front corner of the driveway: 3 weeping cherries all within an 8-foot triangle pattern. Now huge and unbearable, they have created subterraneous root systems that permeate the yard, creeping under the driveway, which has buckled as a result. Why anybody would put 3 potentially huge trees in such an undersirable location is beyond me, but it is clear that he did not take the future of the yard into consideration. Every year they must be cut back extensively so that I can pass through the driveway. The city, also, has notified me twice that they must be cut back from the street so that drivers could have full visibility. -Flanking the front door: 2 Japanese red maples so close to the house and porch that they constantly have to be trimmed, year after year. -Right in front of my front door: 5 dogwoods in a completely unnatural and unpleasing zig-zag position, so close together that they are now entangled in one another. -The rest of the front yard: DOZENS of juniper, holly, another gigantic oak tree, more dogwoods, 5 barberry bushes, 5 dwarf pine trees, 3 golden mop cypress, and a tri-color beech that now takes up half of the front yard area. In summary, the landscaping now looks like an overgrown forest area that probably cost a fortune for the home's original owner. Two years ago, I thought I would give Shreckhise another chance and asked him to propose a solution to the high-maintenance clutter that he originally created. I had two criteria: it had to fit within my budget, and had to be as low-maintenance as possible. His idea was to rip about 90% of the plants out and plant $6,000 of rose bushes, holly and boxwoods, all in aesthetically unpleasing geometric patterns throughout the yard. How is $5,000-6,000 worth of rose bushes low-maintenance?! Needless to say, I did not call him back about his plan. Shreckhise may have decent ideas at the time, but he does not take into consideration anything that might happen in the future. I cannot imagine how a professional would recommend blocking the main entrance of a home with 5 dogwoods, 2 maples and other shrubbery. When I look around the city, I can tell a Shreckhise creation when I see one. It usually consists of multiple weeping cherries, barberry, dwarf spruces, and golden mop cypress, all of which provide an array of colors, but the zig-zaggy patterns, positioning, and sheer number of items is mind-boggling. Save yourself money, time, and future stress. Please do not allow Shreckhise to landscape your yard the way that he did mine when the previous home owners hired him.

Fly by this ultra cool shop! The Sparrow's Nest is an eclectic store carrying beautifully designed…read morejewelry, hand bags, home décor and gifts. They stock an impressive array of candles, and the nice guy behind the counter told us that was how the owner started the business! The candles were so successful, they expanded to more unique and interesting items! I love the burlap cutlery bags, and purchased 3 sets! I also picked up a pair of super boho silver and leather earrings that I've gotten tons of compliments on since I've worn them endlessly! I also love the assortment of teas and picked up a couple pouches for my tea time! My friends and I enjoyed the humorous tea towels, cute signs, and and inspiring artwork! We were impressed with the aesthetically designed displays and loved spending time roosting in this nest! If you are in the Staunton area, take a gander! The prices aren't "cheep", but the quality is totally worth it!