Such a cute place!!! The one room is amazing. The employees are very knowledgeable. I just wish…read morethey sorted things by prices

Family owned Grown their own Beautiful Flowers…read more and fresh homegrown produce Open 7 days a week Call for hours Must visit their holiday Seasonal Store In November through January Every year it's at a different Mall or Outside

So darn inexpensive, definitely worth the drive and always a stop along with my Sharp Shopper…read moreshopping. The woman who runs this place is a sweetheart and always has good advice on plants, fruits and veggies. Seasonal selections are plentiful and good quality, whether it's edible or vegetation. Did I mention cheap? Check the hours and call to make they're open. Enjoy and please support this local gem with your patronage.

Nice staff and great selection of plants,pies and garden stuff. Great prices too and it's close to…read moreElizabethtown,Pennsylvania.

Smucker Gardens knows how to kick off fall in style! My first visit was for their 2025 Mum…read moreFestival, and let me tell you--it was everything I hoped for and then some. The Scene: Easy to find on GPS, well-signed from the road, and plenty of parking in the gravel lot. Their greenhouses are massive and overflowing with plants, and inside the main building you'll find home décor, gifts, and seasonal goodies galore. Prices lean a touch higher than some other local greenhouses, but given the location and setup, it felt fair. The Mum Festival: Perfectly organized. Food trucks up front (grab a bite first, wander later--smart!), vendor tents sprinkled throughout, live music filling the air, and kids' activities that looked like pure joy. It was a warm, sunny September Saturday--ideal fall fest weather. The Adventure: While mums and pumpkins were great for the vibe, my main goal was something a little...unexpected. The ad mentioned camel rides. Yes, CAMEL rides. At a mum fest. At 40 years old, I had never ridden a camel, and I wasn't about to miss my shot. I called ahead to confirm that the "kids activity" was indeed open to grown-ups, too. Fast forward to the fest--I see the sign: "Camel Rides $10 Per Person." Ten bucks for a once-in-a-Central-PA-lifetime adventure? SOLD. Nervous, excited, and slightly in disbelief, I climbed aboard. And it was everything I hoped it would be--totally worth the thrill (and the bragging rights). The Food: Yummy eats from food trucks and coffee from Brewboxx to keep the energy high. Perfect fuel for festival hopping. All in all: a fun, unique, and memorable event. Smucker Gardens is worth a visit on any regular day--but during Mum Fest? Add it to your fall bucket list.

We hired Smucker Gardens to create a patio in our back yard. We were so blown away by the…read moreprofessionalism and how hard working everyone was. Always on time and did a fabulous job! Completely transformed our back yard space! Sammy was so easy to work with and completely understood our needs and budget and was always available if we had any questions about the project. The crew (shoutout to Manny and Danny) were great and a pleasure to have around. Such hard workers and so competent! We are so happy to have used SMUCKER GARDENS AND LANDSCAPING!

Facebook Marketplace is the best place to discover new and local businesses worth knowing about…read more Gardening by Lisa Rose is one such business. Gardening by Lisa Rose is not new, but exploring this woman-led local business is worth exploring. Lisa Rose is a master gardener who moved to this area from another state. Lisa Rose specializes in affordable emerald green arborvitae in one--and three-gallon sizes and is knowledgeable about her extensive perennial selection.

Such a beautiful, picture perfect garden. Lisa was lovely and great at explaining the basic of keep…read moreplants alive, potting, and nurturing them. Wonderful selection and can't wait to bring the wife so she can live her best plant life.

I went there as a private person looking to purchase a single flowering 5-7'tree for my front yard…read more I was told to go there by my new lawn caretaker. Truly disappointing. I arrived about 9:00. No one was around to ask any questions or get any guidance. There were two fellas that drove by in tractor like vehicles that was enclosed. I waved trying to get their attention, but to no avail. The one fella even waved back as he drove by. If they had a variety of trees, I never found them. I came across a few ( less than 50) in the lower front section. I felt as though it was a wasted trip. Sorry for the basically negative review, but it just was NOT a positive experience. There were a FEW dogwoods, but no flowering cherry, pear or plum trees. One star..

Thank you for providing a helpful, hard working staff to make my job easy. I enjoying delivering to…read moreyour landscaping grounds and did appreciate the nice walk to see the extraordinary selection of trees, shrubs, flowers and spring planters.

I said on another review that there was a lot of bugs with my CSA. It's everywhere. But I'm moving…read moreout of town and they actually gave me a credit for my unused CSA. So thoughtful. Who else would do that?

I love Miller's plant farm! The plants are reasonably price and such good quality! Never had an…read moreissue bringing a plant home and had mealy bugs or gnat flies!

I saw a recent advertisement from Hornungs True Value Hardware for granite-colored clay pots…read moreheavily discounted. I had to stop by to check out the granite-colored clay pots, which are the same granite pots I buy for my houseplant collection at a local nursery for much higher prices. The staff was friendly and helpful when I couldn't locate a medium-sized coco liner. My liner was damaged, so I was able to get a discount. Thank you, Hornungs. I find that smaller businesses like Hornungs consistently offer better customer service.

Good place for yard power equipment service and picking up miscellaneous hardware store items…read more Prices are normal for a True Value, not really a value. Walmart, Lowe's or HD generally less expensive. Turnaround time for equipment service (snowblower) tune up was less than a week and $100. Not bad and not too much time considering the season is upon us. While waiting to drop off my equipment, there were several customers waiting for a register to open. Unfortunately the store was a little understaffed and they were getting annoyed to have to wait for me before they could check out. Some additional training for the younger employees would probably help so that they could be more attentive when there are people waiting. I know it's easier to hide at the back of the store than to wait on customers, but that's your job folks. When I picked up the snowblower, I was in and out in about five minutes. Not too bad.