Patuxent Nursery has a great selection of plants, landscaping items, and mulch, soil, etc., all…read morevery well grown, and from seedling stock, to trees requiring professional installation. And if you don't want to do it yourself, they have Compleat Landscaping to do it for you. The quality is such, many local land and hard scapers use them

They have a nice selection of plants, but their stuff is overpriced implying better service and…read moregrace. I am disappointed the store does not stand behind their product. I purchased two expensive trees (among other plants) a year ago, and one of them died over the winter. I requested a replacement, but the service team stated that I missed the one-yer warranty period by a week. If you charge that much for your product, you should back it up. Not coming through because I missed a one-year window by a week is unfair and shortsighted. One would be better off buying from Lowe's or Home Depot a quarter mile north. What does one receive for the premium pricing? Better plants? Nope, mine died. Better service? Nope, denied replacement because of a week. The value is not there.

I visited the MTV store today to exchange a couple of propane tanks and purchase a few additional…read moreones. When I arrived, there was no parking available near the propane area, so I had to park in the main lot. After completing my purchase, a team member named Mauricio kindly followed me outside to assist. He helped remove the empty tanks from my car for exchange and brought the new ones over for me. While it may seem like a small gesture, it was truly appreciated--especially on such a warm day. Thank you, Mauricio, for your help. You made the entire process much easier.

Customer service at this location is non-existent. If you doubt it, try calling customer service -…read morethey'll transfer you to eight different people rather than answer a question or outright hang up on you. Being in the store is worse because the service desk acts like you're putting them out by asking for help. The one consistent exception would be the lumber department, who are fantastically helpful. I love Home Depot - just not THIS location.

The only place to get plants!…read more I have been purchasing Christmas trees from Ed's Plant World for years now. They make it quick, easy, and convenient. They're also incredibly informative and helpful. I recently purchased some herbs from Ed's and their team meets you at the entrance to try to guide and assist you. It's a nice touch. Once you move on to the area where the herbs are, other folks will assist you there as well. Additionally, the selection of herbs is superior and more varied than what you'd find in the nearby home stores. Ed's also carries a ton of flowers - fortunately they are around to answer questions because the selection can be overwhelming. Bottom line: there is no better place in the area for landscape that beats Ed's. Even for Christmas trees or herbs.

Prices and customer service A+ worth the drive, plants are all heathy and well cared forread more

Amazing location to purchase a wide variety of beautiful native plants in the fall. They have…read moreGORGEOUS plants and the price is right - $10 for a quart and $15 for a gallon size plant, which is an amazing value for native species. Planting in the fall is the right time, so you want to shop now - they are open through the end of October. The staff is incredibly helpful as well - they will help you pick plants that will thrive based on your soil and sun/shade conditions. Need a workhorse for your flower bed? Get the goldenrod or sneezeweed - trust me! Love this nursery

We moved into a house last summer and first on my list was handling the yard. The backyard had a…read morelot of bamboo, and throughout the first summer and fall it spread significantly. We attempted to remove some ourselves but were quickly overwhelmed by the task. I researched native plant landscapers and came across Swamp Rose Co-op. After reaching out, Jeff, one of the owners, came to do a site visit. He was thorough in his presentation of plans and this February we had them come and do bamboo removal and plant some native trees and shrubs to act as a privacy screen. The Swamp Rose team was amazing! They pulled out over 2 tons of bamboo and roots! They planted native trees and shrubs which are thriving. Our backyard woodland meadow dreams are coming true. We have the team coming back in a few weeks to rip out the standard plants seen in the Silver Spring area (liriope, lilies, weeds) to replace with a native garden and we can't wait. One of my favorite aspects of this company is it is a co-op. The employees can be owners, and those who aren't are still paid a living wage as calculated by the MIT living wage calculator. They do excellent work! It is hard to find a native landscaper but this team is fantastic.

This company allows its workers to park its vehicles in residential areas all day only for the…read moreworkers to switch them out with their personal vehicles. The worker trucks are not registered in the county they park in and the workers purposely park the Campbell Ferrera trucks taking up more than one spot to save room nightly for their cars and vice versa. It's completely unprofessional and rude. We have reported them to the county for abusing parking violations. We have had enough of Campbell Ferrera taking residents and residents guests spots 24/7!

This company requested a retainer fee of 1,400$ to start the process of getting permit for…read moreexcavations and replacing the paving at the garage door, but has never proceeded with one to start a project. We also asked if they can create a design with a dry stream beds and stone retaining walls to navigate rainwater from a house, but they say that they "are not able to come to an agreement and execute these solutions". They neither want to proceed with a job nor want to return the money.

Been going to Wicks for 15 years and never had a problem with their fixing a chain saw or push…read moremower. They are a small shop so I plan to get my mower tuned in the winter and not springtime

Wick's Stihl Power Tool repairs are second to none. Repairs are completed promptly and at a fair…read moreprice. I highly recommend Wick's for service of Stihl chain saws and backpack blowers.

We ordered flowers for our church for Easter. They were so easy to work with especially when we…read moreneeded to add to the order towards the end. Nice. Friendly.

My partner and I were looking to get our sod done in April 2025. We stopped by Lake Ridge Nursery…read more(after Lowes and Home Depot), who happened to be almost 3X the amount. After speaking with the lady up front (I believe it was the owner Donny's wife, but not 100% sure) she talked us into using their services because she convinced us that their sod was locally grown and they had expert installers. We spend almost $1,000.00 and they came by the next week. Everything seemed to be ok after they left, but less than a month later, the sod stared to brown. MULTIPLE requests (including text messages, phone calls and visits to the store) and months later Donny finally agreed to replace the sod. NO notification that they were coming, I got a knock on my door the last day of October (7 MONTHS later) they were there to replace the sod. In the middle of the guys replacing the sod, Donny (the owner) literally pulled up in front of my house, got out and screamed in front of my entire neighborhood how he didn't think my sod actually needed to be replaced and to "never effing call him again" (Yes I have it all on video if anyone is interested). After an altercation, he trespassed me from his store. Nice way to deal with a customer that only wanted to get what he paid almost 3X what he should have from a local business.

I strongly recommend working with Growing Wild. We went out to the farm to pick out the flowers…read morethat we liked using little flower playing cards, which was extremely fun. The flowers were stunning. One of my bridesmaids said that she's been a bridesmaid several times but had never had such a gorgeous bouquet because usually the bridesmaid bouquet is really small and sad looking. All the bouquets were stunning. The chuppah was vibrant. Growing Wild also really listens to their clients and helps come up with really good solutions, like our flower girl passing out flowers to guests rather than dropping petals. I strongly recommend that you give your flower girl a flower halo because then the bride gets to wear it later that night which is just so beautiful. Growing Wild was one of the first vendors were booked, and I have no regrets at all about this choice.

Working with Growing Wild was such an amazing and special experience for us from the start. They…read morewere recommended to us from our venue and I'm so glad we found them. First of all, working with Barbara in itself was one of our favorite parts- she lends such a great, quirky, humorous, but warm energy to the experience that made us feel at ease and taken care of. She encouraged coming out to her farm whenever we could to see the flowers, containers, and candles, and to discuss all of the nitty gritty details. Growing Wild is unique in that they grow and supplement with their own flowers on Barbara's amazing northern VA farm property in addition to wholesale purchased florals. She has much more flex and creativity in what flowers can be used on your day. So, what does this mean? This means that on our LATE JUNE wedding, we got luxurious and highly coveted peonies and ranunculus from the farm!!! These normally are ephemeral May only flowers. It's clear that Barbara and her team have such an expert understanding of blending colors, textures, and moods (yes, flowers have moods!) that if you just give her your color palette, wedding vibe, and budget, she can comfortably take it from there. I had a vision from the start and she understood completely what I wanted and how to deliver with great tips and tricks to tie in other elements I hadn't even considered. If I brought in ideas, Barbara found a way to make it happen. Now, let's talk about budgeting. Growing Wild was so understanding and respectful of having a clear budget and staying close to or within it. Barbara was straightforward about what would cost more, how to stay within budget, what was worth it and what wasn't, and was so reasonable with pricing and worked so well with us in our pricing comfort zone. She knows all the tricks to getting the best bang for your buck, including lots of floral repurposing. On my wedding day, I was absolutely blown away by the florals and there is no question the tone, beauty, and visual experience they set for everyone on the day. The colors, the artful arrangements, the creativity, the variety....wow!!! They even repurposed the flowers on our arch to below our sweetheart table which created an amazing look. Many arrangements had multiple purposes and gave me such joy to see used more than once- the bridesmaids bouquets in clear vases near the welcome area, the ceremony chair posies used on tables at cocktail hour and on the outside steps at our reception, and the two large aisle arrangements creatively flanking our greenery/neon sign wall (which I didn't think of and never would have, and was so excited to see when I walked in- genius for awesome photos). Barbara's daughter Lindsey did most of the floral coordination and set up on the day of and she was similarly just as awesome and artful with the entire experience. Barbara and the Growing Wild team, you all made our floral dreams come true and we can't imagine our day without you in it. I'll never forget all of our flowers; from my bouquet, to the ceremony arch, to the high and low arrangements, to the whimsical welcome sign arrangement... the list goes on and on. We got SO many compliments. HIRE GROWING WILD!

The most genuine and knowledgeable people. I will never go anywhere else. They are the best nursery…read morearound.

From the owner: We partner with award winning growers, cutting out the middleman. You get access to top-quality…read moreproducts at wholesale prices. Whether you just need some genuine plant advice or you’re ready to design your dream home, a conversation is all it takes.