Very I mean VERY knowledgeable staff. Loads of trees, vines, perennials…read more We come from valley to shop. If you're in the Valley, you have great options as well. Gibson's nursery and Appleway for perennials

Really, really poor service. We were working with Brooke and had around $2k of plants in carts for…read morepurchase when she waved to someone, said, "I have an appointment.", and literally walked away. We pulled our carts to the front ourselves and asked the checkout shack staff for help. The clueless blonde said she didn't know what was going on either and did not offer help. We sat there in the sun until Brooke sauntered back, we got a couple more things and checked out for $2,600+. We got a $0.20 rebate through their Rewards program. Yes, a twenty cents for $2,600+ purchase. They wouldn't even give us free delivery, so that was an extra $200. Fast forward to $200 delivery, which amounted to wind-shorn plants in the back of a pickup truck. The trunks of two $300 trees were bouncing off the tailgate where they had fallen over. One tree was near death, with the entire top covered in crunchy dead leaves, browned branches and leaves severly eaten by insects. We refused the one tree and returned to Barn and Blossom to pick out a different tree, until we were told we had to pay another $200 delivery fee. NO, WE WON'T PAY FOR THE DELIVERY TO REPLACE THE NEARLY DEAD TREE YOU TRIED TO DUMP ON US. After, $2,800+, I would have expected a basic level of courtesy the first time we were there, at least the second time, but no. There is zero service and if I could give negative stars, I would. We have alot more yard to landscape and it won't be through Barn and Blossom. The response from Barn and Blossom's owner was, "We are glad you won't be coming back as you are not welcome." Such poor service, even from the owner...now they created a Disney level fantasy novella below about how great they are.

This may be the best plant nursery on or near South Hill. I haven't checked every single place in…read moreor near Spokane, so I can't assert that it's the best overall, but it's probably at or near the top. There are a lot of big box stores selling plants, and there are a lot of indies selling plants but only during the growing season, and I've tried to hit them all this year. (I went to a place down on Perry I won't mention here except for comparison. That place was immaculate, and the salespeople were kind of frosty. I was never acknowledged or offered help. I left without buying anything, though I badly wanted to buy a rose plant they had.) (1) There's a map at the entrance(s) telling you where stuff is. There are also maps throughout so you don't get too lost. There are also helpful signs everywhere, telling you what stuff is, and what plants need. If you stop and read, you'll leave with far more knowledge about plants and gardening. (There was another indie nursery I visited that was way at the edge of town that had nothing marked. I mean, I know what a tomato plant looks like, but there was no indication what kind of tomato would grow from that plant. Annoying.) (2) This place is large, sort of maze-like and interesting. It would be easy to get lost here for a few hours. It's also fully staffed by mellow, intelligent and helpful staff people who seem to like their job and know what they're talking about. That was not my experience at any of the other indies, where people were cold and dismissive, or elitist, or didn't know much about anything or couldn't wait for these pesky customers to stop bothering them. (3) The music playing inside the nursery was actually pretty cool. I heard Sinatra, Billie Holliday, several WWII-era compositions, some old-school musical numbers (pre-Andrew Lloyd Webber, which was awesome), and some opera. That place on Perry was playing Lite Rock - the kind that makes you want to gouge out your ear drums. (4) Did I mention the plant selection and the prices? Uh, yeah. They had everything I had on my wish list, and some stuff I didn't know I wanted. Fruits, vegetables, every possible kind of flower, landscaping choices, trees, succulents, and some other stuff I can't categorize. I walked out of there for less than $20 with a big box of stuff, and kind of felt bad that I didn't buy more. Yes, big box stores are cheaper, and they have those guaranties (replacing a plant that dies), but these plants were far healthier and more responsibly sourced. My big box squash is dead, and the strawberry I got at another nursery is being a drama queen, but all the plants I got here are healthy, thriving, growing. They also stock plants from Monrovia, which I remember being THE expensive/trendy plants of choice in expensive/trendy Bay Area gardens. That's right - people had "designer" plants in their yards. I know. It made me roll my eyes, too. I went on a bland and overcast weekday, so I have no idea how crazy-crowded it gets on the weekends. Still worth it.

Beautiful flowers and plants. Great service and friendly employees. I really enjoyed walking…read morethrough all of the plants and trees.

This is the second year in a row that I've picked up a fuchsia for my mom for Mother's Day. They…read morehave some beautiful ones (and very healthy). They do have a lot of other very interesting plants, but since I only needed this one thing, we didn't spend a long time looking around.

BEST garden center in the area. The selection is huge, reasonably priced and the staff are so…read morefriendly and helpful!

They are always very helpful and very knowledgeable. Always polite and are not afraid to make…read moresuggestions. love the shop

This summer I brought some trees and plants from Judy's Enchanted Garden and they have been…read moreflourishing and are so beautiful. I love how kind, warm and friendly the employees are at this business and they are always very patient to answer all of my plants questions. Highly recommend : )

Second year to have them create wonderful mixes for our pots. Being new to Spokane we got the…read morerecommendation from a neighbor whose family has been going there for years. One caution, if unsure of whether the are open call them. As a small family run business web status may not be accurate.

They are closed for the season despite Yelp saying they are open. See you in the spring? It's…read moresummer time. Big let down.

Summit Sprouts is a treasure of a nursery just down the street if you live in Hayden or CDA! They…read morecarry beautiful, high quality and relatively large fruit trees and landscape trees, as well as a wide variety of flowering and landscape plants, flower baskets, and veggie starters. They also carry a very lovely selection of accessories for your garden (wind chimes, water features, spinners, seeds, etc.) The staff is super friendly, helpful and best of all, knowledgeable! Summit Sprouts's owner is passionate about your garden success. This is one of those places where supporting your local business is a win for you! This year, we have (so far!) purchased two fruit trees, flower baskets, landscape plants, organic manure and fertilizers, and all of our veggie starters, as well as a wind chime that my husband actually LOVES. The prices are quite reasonable (especially the fruit trees... check them out!).

Nice selection and personal help getting what u need for your micro climate !…read moreNice selection and healthy planted!

Fabulous variety of all types of plants, flowers, bushes and trees. June and July feature a large…read morevariety of all types of roses. This is located off Hwy 195 near Eagle Ridge.

If you like roses you have to stop here. The people are awesome and will answer all of your…read morequestions. Well worth visit.

Nice plants. Nice people…read more I know absolutely nothing about plants, but I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this nursery. My mom was in town and she wanted to help me spruce up some sad looking empty planters. We were greeted promptly and all our questions were answered with good suggestions. The selection was fair and the place seemed well organized with lots of healthy looking plants.

Great nursery lots of great plants. We were helped and found what we needed. Great experience!read more

They are always helpful and kind. I've always loved every plant I've gotten here! I'm always…read moreexcited to visit!

George, I appreciate so much your response to my concerns. I came in last week to return the…read moredefective knee pads and was met with excellent customer service and a gift card to shop at your store, which I immediately used as well as additional funds to purchase flowers for the summer. I'm grateful to you that Plant Farm is still my number one go to! Thanks again!

I have used Liberty Park on a few occasions; first for prom way back in high school and most…read morerecently for my wedding in Farmington, Washington. And I'll continue working with Liberty Park as long as I can. They are incredibly professional, easy to work with, great communicators and produce the most beautiful flower arrangements. I started working on the flower arrangements with Tammy and Kellee at Liberty Park about a year ago, and it was a great experience! I brought in a few photos of inspiration, and they took it to the next level. It was so much more than I could have ever imagined; the flowers were bright, beautiful and stayed that way through the evening and beyond. The bouquets, boutonnieres, loose flowers and larger arrangements looked so beautiful, and they brought the entire event together. They called me the week of the wedding to nail down some final details, and they delivered the flowers exactly when I had requested the day of the wedding. Zero stress involved with Liberty Park -- they took care of everything and helped to ease my mind. I would highly recommend Liberty Park Florist to anyone in need of beautiful flower arrangements!

Ok so they are definitely closed for the season (I went by on 7/8/2025), I believe until next…read morespring. Would like for yelp to show the closure. The place is huge so I imagine they have a ton of selection when they are open. Looking forward to updating my review when I come back during their on-season.