We got to see the new Logan's location this weekend. What a pleasure. It's spacious and now located…read moreclose to the Farmer's Market so you can make a morning of it. Parking is kind of crazy but there is plenty of it. Lots of plants to choose from so you can fill your garden.

TLDR: Large selection of plants and gardening supplies. Free parking. Expensive prices…read more I really wanted to love this place, but it fell short for me. What really bothered us were the prices. I have been to several garden shops in the area and this is the most expensive. Even their discounted items are still pricy. I ended up not buying anything and visiting a different garden shop. I was able to find most of what I needed here and more but they were not worth the price. I do like how organized the shop is. Having so many plants can't be easy to keep organized and healthy. I like how things are labelled and their large selection. Discount sections are nice and so is the free parking. The center was easy to locate and park. I was surprised to find an expansive garden shop in downtown Raleigh. Overall, we enjoyed walking through the shop, but found the prices too expensive.

My boyfriend and I love coming here for all of our gardening needs. They are having an open house…read morethe first Saturday of December and they were offering discounts on their Christmas trees so that's when we went to get ours and we got about five dollars off. They also have a great sale on tulip bulbs at $1 each. We met the owner and multiple staff members and they were so nice and gracious. There is hot chocolate and hot cider to drink as you peruse the trees. The parking lot is a bit small it's about 20 cars but we went early on a Friday morning we had no issues. They also have a really awesome tent full of poinsettias and Christmas cactuses. there's also a nice wood-burning fire going on so you can smell the smells of the season.

The plants are gorgeous. The people are knowledgeable and helpful. Apparently I missed a huge sale…read morebecause I wasn't following them on Facebook, but I would absolutely go back.

Good selection, prices and locally grown; knowledgeable staff. Products easy to find onsite,…read morewebsite is full of info!

Good place to go if you are landscaping but not the place to go for houseplants, which is the…read morereason I went here. Lots of selection!

Beautiful, large garden center in Raleigh. A bit tricky to find, but worth the drive…read more Atlantic Gardening Company offers a variety of plants, gardening supplies, and seasonal decor. There is ample parking out front. The shop is well organized even with having outdoor and several indoor retail areas. We easily found what we were looking for and then had a smooth checkout process. The employees were welcoming and helpful. Looking forward to returning!

This is my go-to place for unique and hard-to-find gardening supplies. While I find most of the…read moreitems--especially plants and pots--to be overpriced, I still come here regularly for soil and fertilizers. The selection is solid, and the staff is generally helpful. One of the highlights is the charming little café, which does a nice job of capturing the vibe of the old Logan's (not sure the location has one, yet.) It adds a cozy touch to the shopping experience. Overall, it's a good alternative for plant lovers and gardening enthusiasts, especially if you're after specific or uncommon items--just be prepared for the higher prices.

This place is absolutely amazing! The plant selection is endless. They even have bee-keeping…read moresupplies as well. Every person we spoke with was knowledgeable and very courteous. One very kind worker even walked around with my wife looking for a particular plant before realizing they didn't have it. Additionally, they have a wide selection of pots and gardening tools. If I lived closer, I would be here quite often. Great establishment.

I had so much help on my trip there. I needed help with outdoor winter plants and a woman gave me…read moreso much of her time. I think her name was Mary (? It did start with an M. Then I went inside to ask about a houseplant. John gave me such fantastic information. Neither seemed rushed. Then when I was checking out I marveled at a small gourd at the cash register. The check out woman told me where they were and how much they were ($1).

What a DELIGHTFUL gem in Garner! Holl & Stone Farms is a cute farmstand and store featuring a bar,…read morecute store, and ice cream truck. The ice cream is New Zealand style soft serve, which is jam packed with fruit. I tried the blueberry basil which was absolutely delicious. They also offer other more traditional style ice cream like cookies and cream. The nice little touch they add is putting biscoff cookie or other cookie with every scoop. The cute store is worth a peruse to look at cook books, plants, and other perfect giftables! And save some time to look at the farm animals. There's a herd of friendly alpacas, a coop of chickens (and a free roaming rooster) and even some goats. The animals are so cute and friendly! I will say the parking lots get kind of full, but there's definitely a good amount of spots. You might just need to be a little patient.

Great local stop to visit…read more The staff are very nice and the animals are all friendly. There is plenty of hay to feed the alpacas, llamas, and goats. The ice cream is made to order and there is a variety of beverages to purchase. There are also locally made popsicles. I wish there were more food options. They have snacks but if you are hungry I would recommend grabbing a bite somewhere before heading here.

Gorgeous shop packed with thriving plants and friendly, knowledgeable staff. I bought a Dracaena…read moreand an Aglomena, both came with handwritten care cards. These plants have transformed my living room into such a cozy, vibrant space. Azul and Anna Grace also repotted two smaller plants for me, even though I had bought them elsewhere, using their chunky, well-aerating soil. Their classes and events sound awesome. These folks have earned their five-star reputation, restoring my faith in the inherent goodness of plant shops. Three cheers for Copperline Plant Company!

What a treasure! Delightful, well-stocked plant shop in the heart of downtown Raleigh. Anna Grace,…read morewho runs the shop, is warm hearted, knowledgeable and generous in sharing her expertise about plants and her love for them! Large selection of plants, pots and plant supplies; charming atmosphere. Prices are mid-range, expectable for quality items - no bargains here but not over-the-top, either; appropriate pricing, excellent quality. Great experience, and I bought my daughter a beautiful plant and a pot to help her set up her new apartment!

Super cute shop! I love the variety they pack into a small space. I also love that you can make…read moreyour own terrarium creation right there. A fun girl's night or personalized holiday gift. They had so many unique vessels. The employees were friendly and the shop was easy to navigate. A lovely spot in Iron Works!

I swung by with a thimble-sized plant I'd bought from them a few weeks before. I was hoping to see…read moreif they had any advice on keeping the tiny guy happy, as he hadn't come with any care instructions. The shop assistant was friendly and offered to swap out the soil. I was buying a plastic pot and asked if she would do the same for a 4" jade plant I had in the car. When I went to pay, I was shocked that the bill came to $25. The repottings were $8 each! I've never heard of a plant store that wouldn't be willing to add a tablespoon of soil to their own plant, and usually if you're buying a pot, most places will put a plant in it for you. At a minimum, they should let you know the fees upfront instead of a breezy, misleading "I'm happy to switch out the soil if you'd like." I offered to buy a $17 bag of potting soil if they would comp the repotting fees, but they were adamant about the $16 needed to cover "materials and labor". In the end, the manager comped the tablespoon of soil added to the 2" plant (again: this plant was from their own shop). The shop assistant then removed the new soil from the jade plant, leaving the stems loosely dumped in the pot I bought from them. As a plant lover, I can't imagine doing this to a plant just to reclaim a cup of potting soil! Such a weird and unpleasant experience. [Hearing this story, nearby Copperline Plant Company repotted the jade for free, without my asking and even before I had purchased anything from them. Their policy is that anything that takes under five minutes to repot is free. Logan's Garden Shop said they'd be happy to repot a plant into a pot I'd bought from them. This has always been my experience, and I'm happy to see that it's still the norm at most places.] I did get a cute snake plant here on an earlier visit. The shop is laid out nicely for a fun browsing experience, and plants are healthy. Just know their repotting fees are steep!

Fifth Season has everything you could need if you're building a garden. It's surprising because the…read morefront of the store is designed like a boutique gift shop, but the further you get into the store, the more it becomes almost warehouse-like, with tons of different bags of soil and gardening supplies to choose from. Then there's an outdoor patio with various selections of in-season plants, including fruit trees. I've bought things from soil test kits to bags of compost to germination set-ups to seeds (so many seeds). They have AISLES worth of various fertilizers and insect sprays. They even host a variety of workshops, which I highly recommend to anyone showing a friend around Raleigh. You do pay more for their products than you would on, say, Amazon, but that's the nature of any garden shop this close to downtown. Worth it for the quality, convenience, and supporting local. Also, shout-out to the staff who are so helpful and friendly every time.

Buyer Beware. While 5th Season carries a lot of things, the…read moreprice mark ups are incredible. If you're thinking of going hydroponic, buy as little as possible from 5th season - you can get air pumps and air stones at 1/4 the price at a pet store. They are only interested in getting product out the door, NOT in selling customers the products they need. I've been stuck with ballasts and lights that did not work as promised, and there return policy is NO RETURNS. Once I bought a light bulb, telling the sales person I was unsure if the size war right, I was assured I could check and return it to get a refund if I did it right away. Back in the store 1 hour later, the manager was wagging his finger and saying "No returns", leaving me stuck with merchandise I could not use. If you can, order online from someplace else, buy as little as possible from these thieves!