Since Green's has expanded their plant section, they offer a large variety of Texas…read morenative/pollinator friendly plants - even in the small pots. It's nice to be able to finally find some of these closer to home. The folks working outside are always helpful and knowledgeable about plant care. Then inside, there is always fresh produce! It's priced a little higher than a big box store but it's worth it for the quality. This Wiggins watermelon was one of the best I've had.

I love visiting Green's Produce and Plants. They have such a large variety of plants, vegtables and…read morefruits and flowers and trees. Lots of yard decor and house plants and of ciurse produce galore with lots of jars of pickled items and salsa etc. Plenty of parking. Carts for shopping. Go get your gardens started

Been on a bit of a gardening kick lately. It's that time of year! We hadn't been to Hare's so we…read morehad to check it out. Love it. Family owned and unique... a big plot of farm land filled with all kinds of plants and dirt and rocks and gardening materials. Feels super local and comfortable, and the owners know their stuff and are very friendly.

I'm pretty new to gardening, but have visited Hare's a couple of times. It is family owned and…read moreoperated and has been here forever. Anytime you tell someone where you're going, someone will pop their head around and say "I love Hare's!" They have an interesting selection, I don't know where else you'll find scorpion peppers, and the people are friendly. They have all the veggies in the green house, and I was on the hunt for tomatoes. I snatched up the only little jubilee, I could find. When I got home, I was thinking I need to go back for some zucchini. I like going local, the prices are good, and I came home with some good looking ladies.

This is a note regarding my experience with the owner of the location when she sent a private…read moremessage and invited us to come back in spring when their inventory is larger as well as to request that I remove a photo that I had placed on the original review. The photo wasn't of anything bad or wrong, it was not misleading or a misrepresentation, it was a legitimate photo of the outside area of the location that she says is shared with a landscaping company, tho what landscape company I do not know. The reasoning stated to me was that the landscaping company didn't want the photo of their area published. The photo was of the locations surroundings just as any Google maps search would provide, so it's not anything that can't be seen anyway. It showed their "shared space" which being "shared" still makes it part of this businesses space which serves as sort of a parking area. The rating on this review is based on the point of contact by the owner to manipulate the initial review by requesting removal of a photo that is a true representation of what is surrounding the business, part of their "shared space", this removes what is also a visual to allow others to find this out of the way place that is not on any main road. I don't feel it is appropriate for a business to private message a Yelp member for the sole purpose of manipulating what is on the review.

The man who helped me gave me some good information and guided me to some good plants and good…read moredeals.

Great out of the way nursery, as well as selling landscape supplies and hardscaping. They had 3…read morecovered greenhouses and several shade covered areas. On the others side they had all of the trees and bushes, some we've not see elsewhere. They had a Chocolate Mimosa tree that we've been wanting for our lot, tho no price, and we forgot to ask. They had a weeping peach tree, super cool, haven't seen one of those, it had fruit on it as well, tho online sites say the fruit is purely decorative only and not edible. Prices were actually really good, especially on the perineal flowers and the bushes. $8.00 for some of the 1 gallon plants, and all are well grown and healthy. Can beat that price elsewhere. We talked to some of the staff for some time in the office about plants and landscaping, listen to them and them listening to us in regard to our extensive landscaping at our residence. We wanted to see about a Cascade Falls Cypress, which is a weeping cypress tree, they didn't have any in stock, that's no fault of there's, as it's a rare tree that's hard to find, partly because they take years of growth before they can even sale a 3 foot tree. They have a supplier that has them but can't get any until next year. We will return to check on that tree as well as get some other good deals. They have a lot of hardscape items, flagstone, landscape stone, rocks, etc. this is a really nice place.

I had a side fence installed between me and a gruff neighbor. Jonathan was so helpful on guiding me…read morethru the whole process that my neighbor even offered to pay for 1/2

Nice nursery with plenty of plants. Unfortunately many just say "grafter citrus" so no idea what…read morethe plant is. We saw some employees working but only one asked if we needed anything. Be careful walking around and don't bring a stroller or wheelchair as there are hoses and puddles all over. The prices seam high compared to a Lowe's but the selection is unique.

We've been on the hunt for some more unique and interesting landscaping ideas for our backyard, so…read morewe went to Tea Garden Nursery to get inspiration. This nursery isn't as popular as Greens or Calloways and I'm not sure they have as much variety, but they have some cool stuff you might not find elsewhere, like bonsai trees, orchids, a bigger selection of citrus plants, and other more ornamental shrubs and trees. It seems kind of hit or miss as far as being well-staffed, but I find the employees to be really kind and helpful when available! The grounds here can be pretty muddy and water hose-y, so take that into consideration when planning shoes and strollers!

We hired Blooming Colors after our backyard got completely out of control. We had weeds everywhere,…read moredead plants, and honestly it just wasn't a place we even wanted to be anymore. I've worked with landscapers before and usually you get a lot of talk and not a lot of follow through. This was different. They gave us a few design options, walked us through everything, and actually communicated throughout the whole project which was huge for me. What really stood out was the quality of the work. We've paid for "premium" service in the past and never really felt like we got it. With Blooming Colors, you can tell they care. The details, the cleanup, the way everything came together, it just felt right. Now our backyard is a place we actually want to spend time in again, which I didn't think I'd say a few months ago. We'll be using them going forward for both our home and our rental properties here in Southlake. No question.

I walked into Blooming Colors Nursery on Saturday, ready to spend money and left Wednesday…read morewondering how $500 trees come with $0 worth of integrity (for context, similar Japanese maples run about $115 at Home Depot). Here's the story... Before purchasing, I made it crystal clear I needed HOA approval (as an "exception" because it's not on our approved landscaping list). On that lovely Saturday, the very helpful sales associate, Olivia, confidently assured me I'd get a full refund if the HOA didn't approve. No mention of store credit. No caveats. That promise (and my love for those two trees) was the only reason I agreed to move forward and let them hold the trees on my card. HOA said no. I came back expecting a simple resolution... and instead got a full rewrite of reality. Olivia wasn't there, and the staff immediately insisted there was "no way she would've said that." One employee chimed in, "I trained her myself," followed by questions about whether I "saw all the no-refund signs." The manager doubled down with, "I really don't believe she said that." All of this--despite having a witness that was standing next to me who heard the entire conversation. Let's call it what it was: not confusion... gaslighting. After things escalated, the owner came out, seemingly only after I mentioned disputing the charge. She agree to refund me--but not before trying to shush me, telling me to "be quiet or wait outside," and saying, "I'll refund your money and you can go buy your trees elsewhere." Nothing says "family business values" quite like dismissing a paying customer on the way out. The trees were beautiful, no doubt--but their integrity and respect wilted faster than a Texas agave in August. If you shop here, get everything in writing... because their word clearly doesn't take root. Better yet, don't.

Professional and courteous. Great place to purchase plants/trees with the help of knowledgeable…read morestaff. Definitely making all future plant/tree purchases here.

From the owner: Locally owned business with a variety of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, and fruiting trees. We…read morepride ourselves on being knowledgeable of the plants/trees that do best in our local area.

Appreciated communication via text. Subcontractor, Gustavo was great…read more Wish there was a little more tree care information. I was left in my own

Great spot in Fort Worth for all your tree needs…read more We've tried skimping on the tree purchases for a while. Over the last 3+ years we've ordered online, gotten free "twigs" from the city and even more. After hearing about the Tree Place from many neighbors, we finally decided to bite the bullet and get a few medium sized trees and The Tree Place was first on our list. We stopped by on a Friday afternoon with our whole family and the shop was super friendly. Mario was our contractor/sales rep and he took great care of us. He even entertained our kids on the golf cart outing roaming around a few of the tree areas that over the 9+ acre store. We ended up getting 4 medium sized trees (3 of the same ones for the side of our house and 1 for the front). All in all, a great experience and we are happy we chose The Tree Place!!!

Knowledgable staff and beautiful plants. I love their seasonal events pumpkin events and hibiscus…read moremargaritas!!

Have you seen any Monarch butterflies this year? (Rhetorical)…read moreWeston sells Tropical Milkweed. This plant is known to kill them in a couple of different ways. https://www.npsot.org/posts/invasives-choose-native-over-tropical-milkweed/ I confronted the sales person yesterday and she made the same lame excuses that most nurseries use to make more money. Just like the owner did years ago when confronted with information about the situation with invasive privets. Weston has some nice native plants, however by shopping there, the customer is supporting a business that cares more about making money than our environment. If you care, please go to Native Gardeners in Euless. https://nativegardeners.com/

We have 3 large flower beds and tend to our landscape almost on a daily basis. We have educated…read moreourselves on multiple plants and techniques to try to be successful. We have shopped here for a good while and spent a good deal of money at this nursery. They have a good variety and have had good success with our plants. We purchased 3 shrubs (plant in ground) and 3 plants (container) to go around our pool. Within 30 days, despite our effort to help them, they started to brown and drop leaves. We continued to try and help them rally but they continued to die. At about 60 days we took them back to find they only offer 7 day return policy. No store credit, no refund--nothing. This was a total of $200 gone. We have never been told of their policy for returns, it's "on the receipt". All other places we have bought from have a return of 6-12 months. We were shocked and saddened to see their response -- which we were told is because we hand water, no irrigation system and therefore had zero chance of any form of return service. We will not return and hope this helps others not make the same mistake as us.

Hoity Toity! No one asked if they could help me. Cashier didn't thank me or ask if I needed help…read moreout. I left feeling like I wasn't rich enough!