I always advocate that people should buy local as much as possible. I bought my rhododendrons from…read moreSmith's on May 19, 2018. Here it is, eight years later and they are still going strong. You can definitely buy with complete confidence at Smith's. I remember I asked quite a few questions, and a nice younger man answered all of them clearly and completely. They don't try to "upsell" you. If you're not sure of something, just ask. I may actually stop up there today on my way to work.

I have been going to Smith's for 5 years. They have been so helpful with me putting in a…read morehummingbird garden. The staff there are knowledgeable & friendly. The plants are varied & amazing! The prices are fair for the healthy plants you get. My yard looks amazing! Thanks Smith's!

They have the most selection and a good value for their products. Their customer service is…read moreexcellent and they're always available to answer questions and provide guidance on plant selection. I live in Barrington and it's worth the drive!

Beautiful mums, great prices on all things fall. Will definitely have to come back in the warmer…read moremonths!

I'm really glad I discovered level acres three years ago. I…read morepurchase a variety of things; annuals, perennials, herbs, and unique shrubs. I know that I'll come here and find what I need and get back to gardening!

Excellent service and pricing. Large variety and store inside has a little bit of something for…read moreeveryone. We go for pumpkins and cider in the fall, and wreaths and Christmas trees for the holidays.

Hard-to-find, high-quality perennials. Russel is extremely knowledgeable. A Providence gem.read more

This is a darling plant nursery with a lot of native plants and rarities. I was told that all of…read morethe plants they have now are meant to be planted in the fall for spring blossoms. they also have a cute shop inside with some indoor plants and art from local artisans. The owner is also very helpful and knowledgeable.

I stopped in at Hilltop Gardens just to pick up some colorful annuals to replace some fading ones…read morein my yard. This was my first time there. I think sometimes we forget what amazing, personalized service used to be like many years ago. You'll find this and be pleasantly surprised, at Hilltop Gardens. Within a couple minutes, Bob asked if I needed help finding anything, learned a little about the history of Hilltop (3 generations family owned), then was able to find exactly what I'd come in for. Patti helped me pick out beautiful, healthy annuals, gave great tips on care and feeding and through her suggestions I bought a little more than I'd come in for. They have an amazing selection and very reasonable prices! They are expanding and I can't wait to see all the beautiful products yet to come in the new building right next door to "mom and dad's house".

Amazing nursery in Smithfield! The owner is incredibly kind and gave us so many great…read morerecommendations for our front yard. He also gave us lots of advice to make sure our boxwoods get the best care. Definitely will come back!

In the middle of Broadway, there is a house covered in greenery…read more If this were a world of magic, you might assume this was the home of the local herbalist--a place where you'd knock on the door looking for some mysterious remedy made from roots and leaves. And yet, there actually is something a little magical happening here. I've always loved the idea of having plants in my home. The problem is that buying one usually comes with a sudden avalanche of questions: Where am I going to put this? Is this the right pot? How much do I water it? Does it need direct sunlight? Is this even the right plant for me? Am I just paying $30 to slowly murder this thing? Those questions have honestly kept me from buying plants for years. Then, on a whim, my wife and I walked through the door here. I fully expected to leave with a beautiful plant that I would bring home, admire for a few weeks, accidentally kill, and eventually apologize to while throwing it away. Instead, I think they may have turned me into a plant person. The first thing that makes this place special is the space itself. This residential house has been transformed into what feels like a living, breathing home filled with beautiful, youthful plants. The selection feels purposeful, and everything is placed so naturally that there's a flow as you wander from room to room. It never feels like you're walking through a store with inventory lined up on shelves. It feels like you're touring someone's wonderfully eccentric home and discovering all the little things they've collected along the way. There are even things tucked into corners or sitting on tables that look so perfectly at home that I'm still not 100% sure whether some of them are actually for sale. And somehow, every time I visit, I notice something I swear wasn't there before. A new plant. A piece of pottery that feels far too nice for what it costs. Some strange little decorative treasure. A seashell that suddenly becomes the perfect new home for an old plant you brought back to be repotted. You can walk in thinking you have a quick errand to run and realize 45 minutes later that it has become one of the most enjoyable parts of your week. There's something genuinely calming about wandering through the rooms and seeing what you discover. But as beautiful as the plants and the space are, they aren't what ultimately made me want to keep coming back. It's the people. There is something wonderfully contagious about how excited the staff gets about your plants. When you make a choice, they don't react like someone who just rang up another item. They make you feel like you somehow discovered the coolest plant in the entire building. Their enthusiasm makes your purchase feel personal--as though you didn't just buy something; you picked your plant. And if you're someone like me who walks in knowing approximately nothing, there is never a feeling that you should already know the answers. They'll travel through the rooms with you, answer questions, help you figure out what works with the light in your home, talk through pots and care, and steer you toward something that actually fits your life. You leave not only excited about what you bought, but confident that the plants in your arms might actually survive living with you. That completely changed plant shopping for me. And the relationship doesn't necessarily end when you swipe your card. They seem to care about the plants they sell almost like someone who fostered an animal and still wants occasional updates to make sure it's doing okay. You can bring plants back when they need some extra TLC. They'll repot them. They can help care for and water them while you're away. There's a wonderful feeling that if something starts going wrong, you have somewhere to bring it besides Google at 11:30 at night while searching, "Why are my plant's leaves turning brown?" And if they don't have what you're looking for, they actually remember. Mention that you've been searching for a bonsai tree, and a month later your phone might light up with a text and a picture: Look what came in. That kind of service is increasingly rare. It turns what could have been a simple retail transaction into a relationship. I originally walked through that greenery-covered house expecting to buy a plant I would probably kill. Now I walk in excited to see what's new. Somewhere along the way, they didn't just sell me plants. They took away the uncertainty that had kept me from owning them in the first place. They made learning about them fun, made caring for them feel manageable, and made buying one feel less like bringing home a decoration and more like adding another small living thing to your home. So maybe my first impression was right. Maybe there is a little magic in that house on Broadway after all.

Finally found a Schefflera (umbrella plant) of the size and branch shape I longed for. The braided…read moretrunk was a surprise bonus. Couldn't be happier w how healthy she is. Kudos to Thea Plant Co.! And ty for coming to CT so I could buy her. She was so reasonably priced!!

Wow I'm so glad Pezza Farm is still around. I literally used to come here when I was little. I am…read morenow 33- and I took my four-year-old niece here so we could build a scarecrow like I used to with my aunt. The employees are pleasant. The prices are great. You can build a scarecrow- they offer clothes or you can bring your own. The price was really good. And the experience was even better. You sit in all the hay- you're given instructions on how to build him/her and then you make memories. Once you are all done, an employee puts your scarecrow together for you. And then you can draw the face. It's exactly the same process from when I was little and It brought back so many memories. They also have a small farm in the back . You pay for food and then you can see the chickens the horse, the goats and a few other animals. Also, during the weekend you can do pumpkin picking and go on a hayride. If you haven't been here, this is for sure a hidden jam that's been around for an extremely long time. My niece enjoyed her time and our scarecrow is so cute.

Pezza Farm is an amazing farm to bring the kids and see the animals. Highly recommend visiting if…read moreyou want to kill an hour with some cool animals.

Beautiful collection of all kinds of plants, very knowledgeable and friendly staff…read more Gave us a pretty complete list of deer resistant plants and trees for our property. They offered us B stock plants at 70 percent off.

Customer Service is absolutely terrible. They never return calls !!! Keeping customers happy don't…read moreseem to be their main concern. Certainly nor the way to run a business..