I love this garden shop!…read more They have vibrant indoor and outdoor plants, outdoor furniture and decor, seeds, art, and so much more. I really appreciate that everything is organic & grown local The staff is so helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Their love and support for the community is so special. They also host in-person workshops, you can find updates on their social media. Highly recommend checking them out for all things garden!

I will say originally I wasn't sure where to park but there is a lot of street parking, so you can…read moretake your pick of which direction you want to go in regards to that. It is at a busier cross section so be sure to watch before you cross! I wanted to make a pit stop to check out Mother Earth Gardens, what started as a quick stop, has me excited to come back again when I have more time! I wasn't expecting the community collaboration that showcased local vendors and information about them which I loved dearly. The plants were placed in a manner that was fun to browse and find, and the pricing was fair. What made me really see this place stand out was the service I received from start to finish. I was warmly greeted, the door was opened for me and I was asked right away if there was anything I needed help with. In addition, they included that any question is welcomed and not to be afraid to ask. No matter if you're a beginner or an expert in the plant community, there's so much to learn and feeling the welcoming environment made it so much more enjoyable to browse and shop. If you're thinking of stopping in, I would recommend it!

They really have it all here! We love their selection of house plants and bonsai. A great selection…read moreof Japanese maples as well. They have a bigger space than you think! Everything from perennials to annuals to decor, you name it they seem to have it. Staff are helpful and friendly. In a busy area, but they have a parking lot as well as street parking.

Wish I could really love this place since I live in the neighborhood, but I find much better…read moreprices, quality/variety of plants, guarantees, service, and layout at the bigger nurseries like Gerten's/Bachmann's, or even Leitner's. I've bought plants here that quickly died despite appropriate care, and the store wouldn't replace them. Sometimes what is available in store already looks half dead. They are also very picky about what you can use store credit for on the few items that are covered under their guarantees. I have a really hard time finding what I need due to the compact layout and lack of much signage. Employees are usually friendly and helpful but it can be hard to find one who is available. Even though it's a much longer drive, I usually go to Bachmann's instead to spend less and enjoy an easier experience plus worry-free guarantees.

Large and beautiful nursery greenhouse. Bachman lives for it big name and the Twin Cities. This…read morelocation is the biggest and largest store in compares to their other smaller store locations. They have plenty of parking and many entrances and inside they have many sections, one for gifts, and the other is for greenhouse and then garden needs. They have a lot of variety of selections and a great place to go and stroll. The price point is a hit or miss some are pricey and some are decently marked, depends on what you're looking for and what you're buying. This location here is where they held their annual garden show. They even have a restaurant inside. Very nice big store very clean and a lot of nice and friendly staffs. Great place to come and find a gift for almost any event and everyone.

Went here for their annual Daylily sale and wow! I was very impressed with the selection of…read morebarefoot Daylily's they had! The color variations were so good! The flowers are well taken care of so when you purchase them they are literally ready to be planted! Their prices? Let's just say that they are crazy good! This event is open to the public and if you are any type of gardener, you'll want to put the daylily sale on your calendar! It happens once a year!

Got a couple of flowers for an outdoor planter, and considering it's mid June, I was happy to see…read moresuch variety. Regretfully I didn't go inside to check out the goods, but outside... there was an abundance of flowers, herbs, succulents, plants, small decor and others. Signage for price, clearance (in the back towards alley), and shaded plants were clearly marked. I appreciate that while the staff was kind, they weren't overbearing and allowed you to shop and your pace. I ended up needing advice and found someone who was very helpful. They have shopping carts (I didn't notice baskets), but the space is so tight, I didn't bother using one. As for parking, it's just street parking but I was able to find a spot on the parkway. Anyway, I've passed by so many times and don't know why it took so long to stop in, but glad I finally did.

Such helpful and knowledgeable staff! If you get overwhelmed, just ask! I stopped in to find a new…read morepot for a plant that was getting too tall, and one of the staff members spent 20 minutes with me pulling down pots to try and find the perfect one. Then, I asked what type of soil, and they looked up the plant in a database and and gave me a suggestion. I ended up getting my pots, soil, and a new plant (because of course) and they walked me to my car to help me carry everything even though it was cold out. Amazing service, great selection, and a gem of a small business!

I had an amazing experience here! The worker Clare was super helpful and made my trip very positive!read more

First time at this garden center and I was highly impressed! Large variety and selections to choose…read morefrom! They even had a pineapple plant, how cool is that?! Staff was very friendly and helpful. I will be returning! Purchased a Venus fly trap that I have been searching a while for at other places!

Wonderful little shop full of beautiful and rare succulents and cacti. The owner, Scott is always…read morevery kind and knowledgeable about the many species he has throughout the store, and very thoughtfully helps with handling and packaging products. Very chill and relaxed atmosphere.

Extremely knowledgeable and excellent service. They listened to my ideas for a cactus for a friend…read moreand asked several questions to make sure the lighting would be appropriate for the cactus I chose. It has been a month and it's doing great!

There are three garden stores near my home and I shop at all three. They are Bachman's, Wagner's,…read moreand Sunnyside Gardens. Bachman's is huge and has a large collection of plants and.gardening supplies. In many ways its size is a liability as it is difficult to find what you are looking for and often the staff are not knowledgeable. Wagner's on the other hand is smaller. They don't have as much stock but in general their staff are reasonably well Informed. Sunnyside Gardens is a nice compromise in size. The quality of their merchandise is excellent and their staff are accessible and seem knowledgeable. They are easy to reach and there is lots of nearby parking. I highly recommend.

Sunny gives the vibe that everything is going to be pricey in a "if you have to ask, you can't…read moreafford it" sort of way. However, after several visits and purchases later, I was very wrong. I have bought a lot of plants here and have got even more advice from the incredibly helpful staff. They answer all my incredibly dumb, repetitive questions. They help me find the specific type of whatever plant I am looking for. For example, we bought a bunch of hydrangeas and a staff member helped us think through which variant would be best in specific locations in our yard. They also have a home goods shop with some really nice decorative stuff, too.

My experience is Hiawatha Supply is great. I actually pass another landscape supply place to get…read morethere. Their yard has space so you can pull in, there is always parking, you can walk right into the office and there is almost never a line. They once even helped me track down a special kind of apple tree when I was lamenting to them how I couldn't find one. They always have great customer service. They are my go to spot for landscape supplies.

Dang it, I really wanted to like this place! But every time I've visited, the staff has made me…read morefeel like an intruder. The first time, I went into the office and was greeted with bemused confusion from the employees there. They had to wander the yard to find the person who was supposed to help customers, who greeted me with "we're closed." "I'm pretty sure you were open when we started looking for you." Reluctantly and with barely concealed exasperation, he instructed me in how to fill a customer-provided bag. I figured that negative experience was probably just because I'd unwittingly showed up right at closing time. (Apple Maps had the wrong hours. Oops!) Frustration is understandable. Maybe they'd had a long day. I figured I'd give the place a second chance. This time, I went to fill my bag as instructed last time, and the same guy came out to chastise me for not coming to the office first -- the same office where I'd been met with confusion the time before. He was, if it's even possible, even more of a passive-aggressive jerk this time around. ("You might consider a sign to help people know what to do...." "There's a big sign there that says 'Office.'" Thanks, dude.) The cheeky good humor of their web site was nowhere in sight. I left disappointed and ticked off. I truly feel for folks working in customer service. Been there. Customers show up, wanting unreasonable things, doing things wrong, always needing our hands held. It's so frustrating! But the fact is that the cornerstone of customer service is making unfamiliar and disoriented people feel welcome. Hiawatha Supply failed at that job. It's possible that this is a great place for landscaping contractors placing large orders. But for us regular folks just working on our gardens, I suggest going elsewhere -- somewhere we're actually welcome. I don't care to go back, and I have no doubt from the staff's behavior that the feeling is mutual.

Very cute and small garden center. They have one of the nicest and cool pottery/urns that I found…read morein the Twin City but a bit pricey. The little store was packed with plants inside, but it was well organized. Outside was well decorated and it's really clean. Very friendly and helpful staffs. A little green house store in the heart of the Twin City, very cute.

I've been here once before in the summer! This place is a real cute garden center with so much…read moreunique plants and garden decor. I honestly can't get enough. This time I was invited by a friend who told me they were having a holiday night market on 12/11 from 4pm-9pm. I was immediately yes! I arrived and immediately fell in love with the cozy Christmas and winter set up. It was like walking into a mini Christmas village. There were plenty of local vendors selling everything from art crafts, to bread and food sample kits. Santa Claus along with his pet was there ready for photo ops. This is an annual event at Tangletown Gardens, but I definitely recommend it next year if there have the holiday market. Good holiday gifts to get for loved ones.

Such a joy every time I pop in here. Truly one of few places that is eclectic and filled with…read morelittle treasures without being completely overwhelming or plagued with funky smells. The space is organized in a way that feels inviting and homey. The owner has always got a pot of coffee for guests and a cute little selection of mugs to drink from as you browse! She also makes some of the things in the shop, lamp shades and hats and maybe other things I don't know about. Very crafty lady, reflected in the curation of the shop itself. Largely decor/dish type items here but there's also some odds and ends you could grab for your own projects, like 25¢ old keys. I usually come away from here with just one treasure because they do have vintage rather than thrift prices. For example today I got a tea light holder with 3 hanging glass baskets for $26. I think that's pretty fair in this economy though, especially for a small business as lovely as this one.

I'm gonna let the photos speak on this one...E's is a PARADISE. Seriously such a hidden gem!…read more My friend and I stumbled upon it during a thrifting weekend, and I think it was my biggest score of the weekend. First of all, I LOVE that the store is still owned and operated by E themselves. Amazing! They were at the cashier stand both times I came in. Second, I LOVE that this is a house outfitted to be a shop! It's sooo magical to see everything organized by theme or color coordination while wandering through the different rooms. Vintage kitchen goodies in the vintage kitchen?! Say less. Third, the prices are quite reasonable for the amazing quality and uniqueness!! It's such a well-curated shop, and deals around every corner. I got a bunch of stuff my first stop in, from macrame plant holders to art to bowls. I feasted my eyes on a vintage leather coffee table ($200) that I wanted for my space, and when I called a few weeks later, E confirmed it was still there so I came and got it. It's now one of my favorite pieces in my living room! I could come here every weekend (and find more to buy each time). I can't recommend this shop enough!