The limited-run Spring Pop-up Second Chance Plants Harrisburg season closed earlier this month…read more All annuals, perennials, and evergreens are consolidated to the Lancaster store. No sign that there was ever a plant pop-up at this location. The pop-up did offer friendly service, sales, and mostly affordable pricing.

The prices are very good and the plants are beautiful! I have stopped in twice just to look around…read moreand ended up buying plants that I normally won't buy (annuals).

Visited this place on recommendation of a friend. They have a fantastic collection of bonsai - so…read moremany attractive pieces, different and special ones. Was overly impressed with their collection. They also have basalt rock pieces, some pretty pots and planters. Everything I saw was so interesting and unique. They also have bonsai classed of various levels. Met the owner and he gave me a tour of his place. His specialization was so very evident in his collection.

I learned of this word-of-mouth business, Ele-Quent Flowers Greenhouse, from my florist…read more The greenhouses open every year on the first Saturday in May and close when all the annuals from the four greenhouses are sold. Sue Hauenstein, daughter of the late J.H. Quentin Beisel, and her husband continue her father's legacy of growing and selling annuals. Excellent selection of many summer favorites. It seems many customers call ahead every year to get their selection. This business doesn't have either a website or a Facebook page, strictly word of mouth, offering excellent locally grown annuals for reasonable prices and quality.

I have been buying figs from Bill at OTBP, I currently have over 100 varieties. I have dealt with…read moreBill almost exclusively for several years and communicated with him many times concerning his thoughts on specific varieties, he has always been open and helpful and the quality of his products from my perspective, is top tier and very affordable, he always returns calls and his generosity, is indeed quite rare and much appreciated. Phil Wade Houston Texas

Contacted the owner multiple times about both figs I bought from them. A year later dead…read more Unconcerned. All my other figs are thriving, even those air layered just last year. Figs

I came across Hueter's Greenhouse on social media and was immediately captivated by the photos…read more When a beautiful Saturday rolled around and I had zero plans, the decision made itself -- Hueter's was the destination. Getting there was super easy. GPS took me right to the entrance, and parking was plentiful and clearly marked just off the road. From the moment I arrived, it was obvious this place takes pride in its space -- the property is beautifully manicured, and everything is well laid out and easy to navigate. But let's talk about the real star of the show: The Conservatory. This is where Hueter's completely won me over. The Conservatory isn't just a greenhouse -- it's an experience. A fully curated, thoughtfully designed, houseplant-lover's dream. The plant pots aren't just stacked on shelves...they're displayed on color-coordinated tables like a home décor showroom. The plants themselves are beautifully arranged, clearly priced, and paired with care instruction signs that actually make you feel confident bringing one home. I spent nearly an hour in there just wandering, taking photos, and repeatedly saying, "Oh, that's BEAUTIFUL!" to absolutely no one. The selection was fantastic -- a great mix of plants and pots -- and the pricing felt very reasonable for the quality and presentation. They were also running an Easter egg hunt inside The Conservatory, which was a fun idea...in theory. Unfortunately, I think I arrived a little too late in the day, because I looked (and looked...and looked) and didn't find a single egg. No one else around me seemed to be having any luck either. My only suggestion would be to either restock the eggs throughout the day or remove the signage once they're all found -- just so people know whether it's still an active thing or not. Overall, though? This place is a gem. Hueter's isn't just somewhere you pop in and out of -- it's somewhere you wander. It's calm, it's beautiful, and it's very easy to lose track of time (and possibly your self-control if you're a plant person like me). I'll absolutely be back. There are already a few plants from this visit sitting firmly on my "you're coming home with me next time" list... and honestly, it's only a matter of time.

What a beautiful green house our favorite hands down !! Family owed business. Nice friendly staff,…read moreamazing selection of plants and flowers galore . This place is awesome!!! And make sure to sign up for one of there fun events .

antastic greenhouse and nursery! Dottie's always has a great selection and truly the best of the…read morebest plants. Compared to the big box stores, the flowers I buy from Dottie's last so much longer and grow noticeably bigger and healthier. Their quality is unmatched--highly recommend!

Beautiful store and greenhouse! They have a little bit of…read moreeverything. Such as gifts, Houseplants, flower pots, local honey, handmade jewelry, soaps, lotions, soil amendments,etc! Friendly and knowledgeable staff! Pricing is great compared to other surrounding stores.

The Plant Witch first popped up on my social media feed shortly after it opened, and I immediately…read moreadded it to my "visit someday" list for whenever I happened to be in the area. As luck would have it, I was nearby for the City of Harrisburg's Ice & Fire Festival and realized the shop was only a short walk from the main festivities. I took that as a sign from the universe that I should probably stop in...and see about bringing home at least one new houseplant. #yolo I arrived around 1pm on a Saturday and found the shop well stocked, with the front door open and a welcoming sign on the sidewalk letting folks know the shop was open. Always a good sign when you're plant shopping. The moment I stepped inside, I loved the vibe. Crystals. Beautiful houseplants. Eclectic décor. Displays that were clearly mindfully curated instead of just being set up randomly. The shop felt welcoming, creative, and thoughtfully put together. I spent a good amount of time browsing...and browsing...and browsing some more. There were a lot of plants I wanted to bring home with me, but I also had to remind myself that my house only has so much room for plants. The prices felt reasonable, the plants looked incredibly healthy, and everything appeared to be very well cared for. The shop itself was bright, clean, and the owner was super pleasant. I had my eye on a Black ZZ plant for my collection, but I specifically wanted a smaller one so I could have the satisfaction of growing it from a baby plant into something bigger. There were a few Black ZZ plants in the shop, but they were all larger plants, which wasn't quite what I was looking for. I figured it was worth asking if there might be any smaller ones that I had missed. The owner said she didn't have any smaller ones available, but then immediately offered to split one of the larger plants and sell me a smaller portion on the spot. Talk about incredible customer service! She pulled out her supplies and did a mini repotting demonstration right there in the shop for me and a few other customers who happened to be there. It was honestly really cool watching my little plant baby be "born" into its own pot so I could take it home with me. I really appreciated her willingness to help me get exactly what I was looking for, and I was more than happy to support her small business in return. I couldn't be happier to check another wish-list plant off my list thanks to The Plant Witch. My houseplant collection appears to be entering a rapid growth phase...and I'm not entirely sure I'm in control anymore. I'll definitely be stopping back the next time I'm in the area. This shop has officially earned a spot on my regular rotation of places to visit when I'm in the mood to buy plants... which, if I'm being honest, is happening more and more often these days.

Have bought a couple of plants (one for office cubicle and one for my terrarium). Both are doing…read morewell and owner gave helpful advice when I was trying to decide what to get. They also sell bamboo toothbrushes and I got a couple of those, as I try to avoid plastic whenever possible. I plan on going back for another terrarium plant.