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.

Jasmin used to have a great reputation, but not anymore. Their website clearly stated a 3-year…read morewarranty, yet six out of twelve cedars died and they now claim it's only 3 months. Even after I sent them proof, they simply changed their website instead of helping. Very disappointing -- paying for "quality" means nothing if there's no service behind it.

It was my first time here this weekend after bookmarking it last year when I read Bobby's review…read more It's not easy to get here without a car and you're going to want one anyway - or a bike with trailer - because the selection is vast and all the plants are super healthy and you'll just want to bring them all home. I didn't spend much time with the rocks and sod, although my friend got a couple big flagstones for her patio and she was super happy with the price, quality, etc. I did spend a ton of time in the greenhouse full of vegetable seedlings and got everything to plant my garden this year. I wasn't planning to, but they had everything I could have hoped for and the prices were right so tadah. The seedlings are super affordable, there are tons of varieties and everything is clearly documented so you can figure out what plants will go well together and how to care for them. There is staff everywhere and they are busy but super helpful and friendly. Even packed on the weekend lines moved super quickly, I was super impressed. When we arrived the crowds made me nervous feeling like we'd be tangled up forever but the staff's efficiency and calm kept everything moving smooth and chill. I loved my experience here, and my lovely plants are all in the garden now and looking so happy, I'll be back next year for my veggies for sure, and maybe sooner if I get my act together for a balcony garden!

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.

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.

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

They've been doing my balcony garden for years. They're are pleasant, efficient, and take good…read morecare of me. Highly recommend for personalized service (Sean, Tereska, Emma...) and and a great bounty of vegetables. I even have a cherry tree!

From the owner: Urban Seedling is a home organic vegetable gardening service in Montreal. We make organic vegetable…read moregardening easy for you. We build you a raised bed garden, plant it three times per season with our organic vegetable seedlings and come to close up at the end of the season. If you prefer to build your own organic vegetable garden, we also offer organic vegetable gardening workshops at our location in season. And have all of our vegetable gardening supplies, organic seeds and seedlings available for sale at our location.

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

It was perfect, highly recommended to visit at least once. The prices are reasonably affordable.read more

Yes, I was drawn in by the garden gnome salt and pepper shakers in the window display, the owl…read morecandles, the vintage-inspired slatboard side table, and the tripod floor lamps. It was like walking into some pinterest version of my dream home. Giftwares for the whimsical, light and airy, modern-bohemian-hipster person in your life (or yourself), this store had so much that I would want, including the serving bowl size versions of the dish set I already own. Below, a taste: *door transformed into mail sorting artwork *hooks and drawer pulls, a plenty *bright - but not overly modern bright - coloured throw pillows *kitchen gadgets *glass decanters for the mid century fiends *table lamp with a bird on a branch as the stand *table linens in subdued patterns Downside - finding out it's mostly made in China stuff. But, then again, it also is reasonably priced, which makes it a better version of Anthropologie in my books.