The service is first rate They really understand their…read moreinventory @ can guide you. Lots of selection & great place

Staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable Very large…read moreselection and reasonable pricing

i am an experienced home gardener for over 70 years. i know…read moreperennial flowering bulbs, bushes and trees well. i am an experienced person in watering the plants, fertilising and pruning the plants. i am also experienced person in vegetable growing and annual flowering plants. i am aware of which bulbs and plants must be protected during winter.

I was on a hunt with my mom for the perfect lilac bush and after many other nursery visits, we…read morefinally found a beauty here at Malanga's. Along with our lilac bush, I also got a few new herb plants like basil, cilantro and somer curly parsley for myself. Everything is growing strong and healthy and I flourishing! They have a big beautiful space filled with flowers and plants both inside and outside, as well as a big greenhouse filled with their veggie and herb plants. I could spend a good chunk of time just wandering, but the more time I spend the more money I spend, of course. The team was very helpful and answered all of our questions and helped load the bigger lilac bush into our car. We'll be back the next time I get a hankering for more plants!

Highly competitively priced and excellent service. Mother in law bought to Mandeville at another…read morelocal, big nursery and we liked them so much, went to Hall's to buy a couple more and discovered equally sized plants were close to 1/2 the price!! Competitive, quality and excellent service.....PRICELESS!!!

I've been her before and that's why I returned. We patronize places that treat us well, respect us…read moreas patrons with a dash of pleasantry and a whole hell a lot of integrity and quality service products. See my prior reviews about Halls (once before) and Al my reviews. That's why we come to Yelp. Reliable reviews about reliable places. .Eileen this time was the hard working knowledgeable accommodating plant-ist! Who has ever been to Java and Bali? Well - she has! Came up when I got another Javanese plant like the one I got last time. Last time I got plants for my modest apartment but this time got four times the number of plants. I believe I wore her out because I bought a lot of plants for my office space at work (a lot for me, Mr. Brown Thumb but following Alison's tips I'm getting better at preserving greenery in my life) and I asked they all be potted into great new ceramic pots! It was a hard work out for her that I hadn't intended but she never batted a sigh. Thank you!! Then one of the cheerful blokes that worked there helped me Hall out the plants to my car. (see what I did!) That's when a moment of poignancy via life affirming sadness sprouted out of our chit chat. Tristesse. As we casually compared forearm scars, telling out stories behind our marks that surviving life bring, this came up. His were from a motorcycle spill and I immediately remarked how I walked 800 miles during lockdown and often by Halls' from Summit and not a 1/2 mile down the street from Halls' was a affectionately tended testimonial to a local rider who lost his life out on his bike years ago at that spot. My Halls Helper winced then smiled. He knew the lost rider and had ridden with him a few times. He knew the man, the tragedy and the graveside memorial. He missed him. As I rode by after my car was plant-packed, I cast an eye at that spot and there, in the shining spring sun were brand newly sprouted yellow tulips and an American flag. The rider lives on. God bless Halls Garden Center, its fine American men and women and that brother rider I never knew who was lost too soon but is preserved in memory with that international sign of life and remembrance: plants and flowers and flora freely waving in the breeze. Get to Halls and stop just reading my raves! In a country occasionally fragmented and fractured and allegedly untethered by a lack of brotherhood, of sorority, of kindness, of patient grace and credible integrity, here's a place that's right on time every time you walk into her Hallowed Halls. The secret life of plants ain't no secret: it's all around us. And get the plants from Java!

Flowering plant didn't bloom! (BTW this establishment was renamed to Rose Valley Nursery and is…read moreowned by Coviello Florists in Madison, NJ.) Bought two plants and only one of them came out fine. Called the owner multiple times to complain - he gave the run around telling me to call again in a few weeks. Called again and he was just plain nasty, mocking that the plant is alive coz it has leaves. Didn't accept responsibility for selling me a bad (and expensive) product. Will avoid Coviello and Rose Valley like the plague! Places like these ought to go out of business - horrible products, horrible customer service!

I have a new favorite place for my spring flower planting needs - good stock, good prices, great…read morestaff. I bought 15 bags of mulch for a little more than I'd have spent at Home Depot, but let's face it, no one at Home Depot is loading mulch bags onto the hard to manage cart, no one at Home Depot is hauling the mulch to my car and loading the 15 bags into my car in a geometric pattern so they'd all fit! I saved a trip to Rt 10 AND the flats of flowers' prices were better than at the Farm. I hope the whole community supports this great place! They are wonderful!

We hosted our son's third birthday at Creekside this spring and it was wonderful. The family who…read moreruns it is kind, helpful, and incredibly accommodating -- they made the day feel special from start to finish. The kids and parents had a blast, the brand-new play area is perfect for all ages, and the table areas are gorgeous. A truly seamless and stress-free experience (is that even possible with a kids' party?!). We'd do it again in a heartbeat and highly recommend it for any local outdoor party or school event.

This is first place I go to for my plant needs, it's a small nursery but pretty much has everything…read moreat very reasonable prices. This year I bought redbud and it's absolutely stunning, I wanted to buy peach tree but all are sold out. I would recommend going here first (if not going farms in south jersey) and early in spring. They do deliver and plant tree for you. I think they charge 60% price of plant to deliver and plant.

I recommend Country Mile Gardens, and I particularly recommend Jenn Thompson, the landscape…read moredesigner. She is so pleasant to work with, truly listening to your "likes", needs, and budget. She makes great suggestions, but if you are not sure, she will continue to find creative ideas for complete satisfaction Pricing compared to prior work I have had done is very reasonable. Everything about working with Jenn was spot on -- initial appointment, follow up, all communications, scheduling, and installation. I live close to some large nurseries in Morris County, but I will travel to Bernardsvile for great selection and honest pricing at Country Mile.

Wonderful seasonal produce. Excellent homemade jams. Hafta say that when they close for the holiday…read moreseason, i am very sad.

Today I felt very disrespected at Crane Farm. I went seeking a flower to put on my grandfather's…read moregrave which is close in proximity to the farm stand (it would have been his 94th birthday). I was not satisfied with the selection so I decided to grab some fresh fruits for my blender instead. As I was checking out I noticed there was a sign that said "$10 minimum for card", unprompted, I picked up a bag of the most expensive spinach I could find in the fridge just to make the minimum. The woman behind the counter said "that won't make it okay!!" Then went to the fridge to seek a more expensive bag, only to find that was the biggest one. She came back and tossed it towards me, it rung up $9.77. She proceeded to go into a diatribe in a tone I did not appreciate exclaiming, " it would help if you carried cash on you! I get charged a fortune every time you use credit!" I said I don't like carrying cash on me and that I was sorry. Mind you this was TWENTY THREE CENTS under ten bucks and the customer in front of me just used a card (why is this even offered as a service if she is so vehemently against the use of card?). She then proceeded to chastise me further about this as my card processed. I immediately wished I was back in Brooklyn where the black owned businesses and immigrant upstarts are always grateful to their customers and use the simple square service for cards that can be utilized on any iPad or iPhone. All I wanted was some flowers and was already feeling sad about my grandfathers birthday and him not being here to celebrate. For all the locals, go to Wightman's farms as their produce is always very fresh and they seem to be very friendly towards customers. I have been in restaurants where the customer service was lousy and the product was good, but at this farm stand was not even of high quality product, I bought some blueberries that looked good but after a handful they were all rotten and looked to be from the dregs of the season. I will never again support such lousy customer service, perhaps treating a customer with an ounce of respect was too much to ask. I didn't bust my rear end to spend my hard earned dollar to a service that doesn't appreciate my business. Arrivederci crane farms !!.