We went to this nursery for the first time this year for annual flowers and wow, it was very…read moreimpressive- they had annuals that I had never found anywhere else- we loved it! The flowers are growing beautifully and you can be sure we will return again and again- service there was great too!

We have been coming to Nature's Corner for years. Great selection of plant material and some good…read moregift ideas too. The biggest reason to go there is their expertise. They know what goes where and when you should plant it. Not a DYI guy? They install too. Retail pricing but you get what you pay for. Highly recommended.

Used them for basic weekly mowing service. Always did a great job even with my yard that is far…read morefrom perfect.

From the owner: D & D Landscaping Supply provides landscapings, lawn maintenance, landscaping material like mulch,…read moretopsoil, and stone, and pavers for patios and walkways for the Bowling Green, OH area.

I have enjoyed a great relationship with Northbranch Nursery for over 10 years, which is why I'm…read moredisappointed to say that relationship seems to have come to a screeching halt. Since Karen Himelhan joined the team in the landscape design department, her negative and confrontational communication style has overshadowed the excellent work the grounds crew consistently provides. I've used Northbranch Nursery for landscaping services at both of my homes, and anytime I've raised questions about billing or addressed concerns regarding the work, the response has felt defensive and combative rather than collaborative. When paying nearly $4,000-6,000 for a service, I believe customers are justified in asking questions or expecting concerns to be addressed professionally. Unfortunately, instead of listening and working toward solutions, Karen often appears focused on finding loopholes or excuses to avoid responsibility. The tension this creates is noticeable -- even staff members seem uneasy when she arrives on-site. That's unfortunate because everyone should be working toward the same goal: a beautifully landscaped property, a positive working relationship, and a professional, knowledgeable team that values customer service and communication. At the end of the day, successful businesses rely on customer loyalty, positive word of mouth, and strong service standards. I hope Northbranch Nursery takes these concerns seriously because the quality of the actual landscaping work deserves better representation. Mark M.

I purchased a six foot Norway spruce over the phone, and everyone at North Branch was wonderful. I…read moretold them the date I would pick up the tree, and I received a reminder call three days before I was to pick up. Thirty minutes out I called to let them know I was on my way. The nursery has a large wholesale base and is huge. Lots of nursery landscapers were working the greenhouses and tree lots. The tree farm is all around. At the counter Josh had the paperwork. A forklift put the tree in the bed of my pick up. Josh secured it with the bungee cords I brought, and gave me paper instructions on watering and staking the tree. The 45-minute drive was worth it. Recommend.

We hired Sammys to install a new patio in our backyard and they do sooooo much more than that. They…read morecompletely changed the landscape of our property. They are reasonable, dependable, and over exceed expectations! We love our backyard oasis

It seems Sammy and his salesman have a reputation of selling a vision, and providing a sub-par…read morereality. Keith, my wife and I did a walk through of the work we wanted quoted, which included: landscaping, retaining wall length, concrete driveway and patio block under the gazebo. $500 for a "professional" design and renderings, which by the way we've asked for several times and were only provided pics via text. We were offered a "discount" of around $2300 as if they were doing us a favor. However, little did we know, after we signed the contract, the overall length of the retaining wall drastically shrunk. The $2000 budget for plants and shrubs, ended up resulting in several lavender plants, several small bushes, one of the four taller shrubs in the original design, several hostas, and a few hydrangeas. Also, the overall footprint and design of the concrete driveway was also reduced. Then, the concrete driveway was poured early June. The first truck delivered around 9am, and then the second truck delivered approx. 30-40 min later. Meanwhile, the concrete from the first truck starter to cure, and I noticed them panicking because they hadn't properly troweled. They pulled the bull float back out. The end result was extremely sub-par, however, wasn't visible until 2-3 days later. Chatter marks all over, scuffs from the broom getting dragged over semi-dried concrete, just terrible. Sam Refused to even come out and look at the final product, and his excuse was that he knew nothing about concrete and threw his concrete guy under the bus. After a long texting disagreement, Sammy agreed to replace the concrete and asked for me to send him 2 estimates, and he would ask his concrete guy for 2 estimates. The next day, his concrete guy called me and offered to skim coat the driveway using Euco-Re-Cover, however, couldn't guarantee anything. I said no. Sammy then called me, along with his concrete guy, and we proceeded to argue. Sam said the driveway was functional, and he refused to replace it because of aesthetics... They both also said pouring concrete would result in a 50/50 chance of the same sub-par result, which I know is B.S.! I had an architect from Columbus, and a REAL, seasoned Concrete contractor from Columbus review the photos, and they advised that it was obvious the concrete began to cure and got away from them. Also, they advised that there could be two different concrete mixes because there's a drastic difference in color. Also, generally, a delay of up to 40 minutes between pours shouldn't result in a cold joint in the concrete. Both said they've replaced concrete in the past simply because of sub-par finishes. Sammy finally told me that he'd send me a check back for the Full $ amount, minus the $200 for the stone base. Then he proceeded to get angry and say, so you get a free driveway out of this!?! I received the check 2 weeks later, and it was for $6000.00, which coincidentally is the max amount he would have to pay in small claims court. MY OPINION...Sammy's constant unprofessional attitude, several snippy remarks and unwillingness to try and resolve any issues or concerns in a mature way poorly reflect on his business. Do a deep dive into SVL and come to your own conclusion before doing business with these guys.

I've seen good reviews for these guys, but we must have gotten the B team. Tore up our lawn and…read morefence on install. Didn't put in all the top soil requested ( they did discount it afterwards). 10 out of 15 trees installed died, limited selection for replacement

Courteous, professional, knowledgeable, had the crew and equipment to do the job, fair price, fast…read moreand neat. What more could we ask? We were impressed!

They didn't bother showing up for our appointment and never contacted me about why they never…read moreshowed up.

Hired Arbor Glen for mulch, edging, and hedge trimming. Outstanding quality. I was very impressed…read moreby their professionalism and how fast they got my job done. Great Value for the price.

So helpful- workers helped carry, added suggestions, were creative with my project!!! Fun place to…read morestop!

Rich who comes out and does the service is great always takes a minute to talk and answer my…read morequestions. Really satisfied with them.

She's been great to be work with. Quick response to questions and concerns. Highly recommendread more

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