Grande sélection d'arbres arbustes annuels et vivaces, plantes d'intérieur,engrais , pots, produits…read morede béton de tous pour vos travaux. Terre et gravier en vrac

I come to this store year round. At Christmas I buy my tree here, even original decorations. In the…read morespring I always buy a Lechuza pot (which is the Rolls Royce of pots). In the winter I ordered one and they called me in the spring when it arrived. I brought the plant I wanted transplanted in the new pot and they did it free of charge. Staff is friendly and very knowledgeable. The plant selection varies every time i go in. If you like plants then this store will become your favourite.

Cute little stand outside the Mont Royal metro station. It sells plants, flowers, fruits, honey,…read morepots, etc. The ladies working here are very sweet and helpful. The prices are a bit high, but it also caters many of the tourists that come to the Plateau (area that is served by this metro station). I saw some pots on sale and I got one for the condo. Very cute designs and colors.

The Mont-Royal Kiosk is owned by John Fogarty and has been around since '83. This kiosk provides a…read morevariety of food and horticultural products, right in front of the Mont-Royal Metro station. This public market is opened from May to October, 24/7! During season, there is a great selection of houseplants and perennials, as well as fresh produce (berries, corn, squash, pumpkins, etc.) and fast food services (sandwiches, salads, raw veggies, and cut fruit). The hubs and I stopped by, and during mid-February to mid-April, the kiosk turns into a sugar shack - it was maple products galore, from sweets, syrups, and everything maple-centric! I saw that they had maple syrup taffy pops, so I had to try one of those! Basically, it's maple sap that is boiled until it becomes maple syrup (but before it turns into maple butter or maple sugar), then poured onto 'snow' (there was a big wooden 'chest' full of ice; then, the syrup is lifted with a small wooden popsicle stick. It is intensely sweet, and the tradition is to be served with sour pickles and coffee; however, this was a 'treat-to-go,' and it was pretty entertaining to experience. The staff here are super friendly. +maple syrup taffy pops available +May-October +mid-Feb-mid-April is a 'sugar shack' featuring maple goodies +open 24/7 +located in front of the Mont-Royal Metro stop

TL;DR/The Short Version: Huge store that sells plants and…read moreall things plants and gardening related. I scored some great deals on unusual succulents. The Long Version: I made a special trip from Ottawa to Laval in search of unusual succulents. My trip was centred around going to Serres Lavoie because they list all their plants on their website so I knew they had plants I wanted. Centre de Jardin Floreal was an add-on to the trip since it was also a plant store in Laval. They don't list their plants on their website, so i had no idea if they would have anything I wanted, but figured I'd take a look. It turns out that they had even more unusual succulents than Serres Lavoie (which is impressive because I was really happy with Serres Lavoie) and they happened to have a 40% off special on certain succulents. I ended up getting 6 plants. They were all 40% off, so I'll list the price that I ended up paying for them. I got a Haworthia truncata Mammoth ($12.89), a Haworthia maughanii Mooncup ($14.09), a Lapidaria margaretae (aka Karoo Rose) ($8.99), some mixed Lithops ($6.89), a single Lithop optica rubra ($4.79) and a plant that was labelled a Lithop, but I think was mislabelled and is actually a Gibbaeum album ($5.99). Omg! What a deal for all these hard-to-find plants!! I'm over the moon that I found these! I also got 2 made in Germany ceramic pots. They were labelled as $3.99 each but rang in at $4.49 each but I didn't realize it until I got home :( The store is huge and really fun to poke around. They had plastic gardening shoes, as well as some clothes. And of course pots, soil, seeds and so much more in addition to plants. The cashier was friendly. There's free parking in their private parking lot. Centre de Jardin Floreal was the highlight of my Laval trip!! Highly recommend if you're into plants. Review #101 (2025)

Le service était médiocre et j'ai trouvé des tétranyques sur ma plante en rentrant chez moi.read more

I was on my quest to find perennial (vivace) plants that gives the most value for money, as the…read moreplants regrow every spring. This brought me to Mega Centre Montreal (Pépinière Gentile) and I was impressed with the size of the place and variety of plants, herbs and trees. I showed Graciella, who was busy looking after the garden centre, a list of edible perennial plants & herbs and without hesitation, she knew most of them and helped identifying and choosing these plants below: Mushroom herb (Plante champignon) It is a leafy green plant with a crisp texture like spinach with a distinctive taste of Mushroom- can be eaten raw in a salad, sandwich or in a pasta sauce. Lemon Balm (mélisse) Is a member of the mint family that grows bushy and can become invasive. The leaves have a pleasant lemon smell used in herbal tea. Spear mint (menthe verte) This is my favourite of all the mints, as it has a delicate sweet taste used in cooking. It helps alleviate symptoms of nausea and indigestion. Lovage (Livèche) tastes like celery with undertones of parsley and a hint of anise. The name is derived from "Love ache", and adds delicious ways to be used in the kitchen. Ginger mint (menthe gingembre) has a spicy scent with a hint of ginger and has many culinary uses. It is primarily sweet with the familiar cooling effect of mint. Nasturtium (Capucine) is an easy to grow flower, adds bright colours to your dish as beautiful decoration and fully edible. The leaves have watercrest-like flavours. Will come back again.

tad disappointed on the quality of the flowers for the price I paid…read more thé service wasn't bad but they could be a bit more proactive i went there because it was closed to my house . walmart has better quality price compared to this nursery

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!

Lovely experience! The most beautiful and humongous garden I have ever seen in Quebec after…read morebotanical gardens. I love the concept. I am assuming an inspiration of the movie Edward Scissorhands! Amazing and helpful staff.

Located close to the West Island, you'll find this peaceful botanical garden to be very relaxing to…read morewalk through. Tons of beautifully sculpted trees, bushes and arrangement of flowers. Whales shooting waterfalls and horses lying on the grass are one of many intricately sculpted marvels you'll see as you walk through the nice path in this garden. A must see if you're in the area. You'll even be able to stop into the shop to purchase plants and souvenirs. I highly recommend you try this place out if you're in the area.