I walked into this flower shop a while ago to pick up some eucalyptus for my shower. They girl was…read morevery sweet, the shop is tiny and absolutely adorable. They have a wonderful selection of flowers and plants. I was pleasantly surprised when I found out they had a bunch of burrow tails that I had been looking for for some time. I've purchased a few plants form them, most being reasonably priced or even on the cheaper side. I've only had one I was a tad surprised at the price tag on it, However it was well worth it. The plant is blooming and growing nicely. They give you tricks and information on how to best care for your plant. I've also had them order plants for me as well and they usually come in within that week if not the next. A huge bonus is the store is they happily serve you in either French or English regardless of their mother tongue. It's very refreshing.

I found this flower shop through a restaurant (can't remember which one), and the restaurant owner…read moreget flowers from here to decorate their restaurant. I started to follow the flower shop's Instagram. The flowers are perfect to decorate any events. It has this beauty of antiques or rustic kind. Finally, I come by which isn't far from where I live! So PERFECT! It's a small shop but it so beautiful. The service from the florists are top notch. They are such sweethearts. I got a bouquet of flowers with a vase to give my pregnant friend who is leaving for her maternity leave. The florist was nice to help me to pick the flowers and made this sunny summer kind of bouquet. Seriously, I wanted to keep for myself. Overall, this place highly recommended to true lovers of flowers.

What a beautiful hidden jewel! After hearing about tit, I dragged my best friend them on a summer…read moreday off and was amazed at this small but so wonderful greenhouse. Unsure if it is worth visiting on other seasons, but in the summer, it is a beautiful free activity to combine with anything else in the area. It is adjacent to the amazing Westmount park and the Library. We visited all three. Don't expect something like the botanical garden. It is very small, but so cozy. In a corner there is a table with chairs and I thought, I'd come study here if I were still in my twenties.

I can't believe there are no reviews for this famous, historic greenhouse, which has been a central…read morefigure in Westmount since, well, forever. The greenhouse was originally built in 1927, and it abuts Westmount Park on the western corner. It is also attached to the Westmount Library which is, in and of itself, a wonderful building. I've always loved the concept of borrowing a library book and walking through to the attached greenhouse to sit on a bench among the lovely flowers and bushes and trees, in a warm setting (especially nice during the long, cold Montreal winters!), and hear the gentle sounds of the water in the enclosed "pond", and reading the book in this relaxing, nature-infused setting. BTW, the main room of the greenhouse is called "The Conservatory", and the smaller, adjacent greenhouse is called the "Frog Pond" (due to the pool with fountains there, I presume). Also, another tidbit I learned: here they cultivate the flowers that are used in the famous City of Westmount floral clock on display every summer outside on the front field. The entire structure had been closed for six years, for renovations, and just opened up again last year. I remember walking through this fabulous, glass vaulted greenhouse many times in the past. I remember the heavy, humid air, and the aroma of plants. It truly transported me to exotic places, every time. I know they made the whole experience more accessible to people, and they updated the various needed fixtures for a greenhouse (i.e., heating, irrigation, etc.), but to me, when I visited last month (Jan. 2023), I was somewhat disappointed. The place felt smaller than I remembered, there was no humidity at all in the air, there were no fresh aromas of plants.... It just wasn't as I remembered it. It seems more...contrived, with a windy path that lead from the conservatory to the frog pond room. And that's it. In my memory, it was larger, with more rooms to explore, and again, always had hot, humid air and a heady plant aroma inside. There was none of that when I visited. That said, it's still a stunning building, and a wonderful respite from the business of the city. And I still think it'd be a great place to read a book from the attached library. Oh yes, and it's free to visit. Bonus!

Very wide variety of plants and prices! Many decorative plants as well as edible herbs and…read morevegetables. The staff was approachable and was able to give me detailed advice on how to keep my plants happy and healthy at home. I will definitely be returning to this location at Jean-Talon market! I would highly recommend a visit to Jean-Talon market; everyone can find a vendor that interests them here.

we've used this compant to re-do our lawn, complete with trees, flowers and they did great. sorry…read morehave have no photos as this was years ago and home was sold.

Wonderful, quirky, and unique plant store. You walk in and you instantly feel good. It's quiet and…read morepeaceful. Everything is beautiful and enchanting. Their plants come in these cute jars, glass spheres, cups with faces on them, very modern and chic. Totally instagram worthy. I've never been in a plant store like this one. It feels like walking into a tiny botanical garden just for you. The staff is also really great. I'm horrible at taking care of plants but they make recommendations based on your lifestyle. Now I just need to take the plunge and buy one!

Alright. This store is a GEM; this beautiful plant store is wonderful. If you're looking to spice…read moreup your life with some BEAUTIFUL and CUTE succulents and cactus flowers, then this is the place for you. It's very modern, with a very peaceful and comforting vibe. Succulents and cacti are beautifully arranged around the store--some in glass jars, some in pots--and you will wonder to yourself how you'll fit EVERYTHING they sell into your home. We bought a suspended succulent in a glass sphere, and the staff gave us instructions for taking care of the plant. She included a "how to care" sheet in the bag, and carefully set the sphere in a paper lined box. If you are looking for a beautiful succulent/cactus addition to your home or office, this is where you will find it!

Typically a lovely experience; however after my partner had specifically asked a lady working the…read morecounter what flowers were toxic to cats in the bouquet he was buying, she stated that all flowers are bad (not entirely right) and sold my partner a bouquet that had Lillie's which are one of the most toxic flowers for cats. Perhaps add a list of non-pet safe flowers if not posted already?

Cute little place that both sells fresh cut flowers and planted one. Those were fair priced…read more Service was a bit slow and the shop was filled with boxes. But I might habe bad timing.

The recipient of the floral arrangement received it in a timely fashion!…read moreI'm relieved, as sometimes navigating for services can be a bit of a challenge if you are French-impaired like I am.

I live in Denver, Colorado and my girlfriend lives in Montreal. I wanted to get her something for…read moreValentine's Day. Searching "Montreal flower delivery" brought this place up first. The website looks nice and is very simple to use. But these guys went above and beyond to help me make sure my girlfriend got her flower and chocolate. I had a sudden address change, the morning of delivery. (Which was Valentine's Day, and I'm sure they were very busy). I called them up and they were able to get the package to the new location and everything went smoothly. Wonderful customer service and went above and beyond to make sure she got everything. Thanks so much!

I don't know why, but we always seem to come by here on every trip to Montreal! The flowers are…read morevery nice and well priced, and the owners are super friendly. Definitely recommended if you're in the area, or even if you're not