Great greenhouse with good prices. Very busy this time of year. It's a little out of way and there…read moreis no sign on main road to side road. I guess you have to know where your going. But its worth the drive.

Jesteadt's Greenhouse is wonderful! It is very cute, has a wide variety of plants, and has very…read moregood prices. As a bonus, there is a very cute cat that roams around. I totally recommend this place to anyone looking for nice greenery.

When I come out here, I think of Linus and his search for the most "sincere" pumpkin patch. Except…read morethat I'm always here for a Christmas tree instead. And yes, this urban cowboy really loves finding and cutting down his own tree in a small forest off a country road in Butler county. Heck, I'd drive out here just for the smell. God bless us, every one! Two things I really like: 1. It's no-nonsense. No hay wagons or sleigh rides, no Santas or Chipmunks music. You drive in, walk through their beautiful little forest, pick one out, cut it down, and drag it out. They bale it for you and you're on your way. 2. It's low-key, and the trees are never too picked over. We always pick up the tree late in the season, so it's important not to be left only with scraggly and weird-shaped trees. (We put candles on the tree instead of electric lights -- an old German tradition -- so it's important to wait until close to Christmas before picking it up.) In short, we're glad this place isn't more popular, and the tree we come away with is always gorgeous. We get Colorado Spruce, but they also have Scotch Pine, Douglas Fir, Blue Spruce, Concolor Fir. An 8-foot tree runs about $20. The dudes who run the place are a surly, cheerless bunch, probably understandable since they have to stand out in the elements all day and deal with city folk like me. Little do they realize that their surliness only seems to add to the sincerity of the place for me. I ask you, Linus, would the place be as sincere if they put on Santa hats and had faux Christmas cheer? Great trees, good folk. (The tree farm is "family owned and operated for over 50 years".) I highly recommend it.

Nice selection of pre-cut trees as well as cut your own. Prices are very reasonable. $16 for 6ft…read morewhite pine up to $38 for the Douglas Fir. We decided on a Blue Spruce that was $22. $1 extra for each foot over 6.

Owned is knowlegable, takes time to understand your needs, and won't try to sell things you don't…read moreneed!!

Great selection of trees and friendly staff! Convenient and easy. Will definitely become our go-to…read morespot for our Christmas Tree each year.

Great place for Christmas trees. Lots of perfectly shaped trees to choose from. Very nice and…read morehelpful workers had a tree cut down and put on the roof of my car super fast and with care.

The associates at the Butler store and many others in the Pittsburgh area work their asses off to…read morehelp solve people's problems period. There are over +250k products in any given store that range in size, weight, height, etc. Keeping them in stock (so you can buy them) is no easy task either. Everyone should work in retail to see how much work goes into running an operation like this. The seasonally alone is impressive, and they have the best brands compared to any of their competitors. This store should be your first stop every time. Nobody is perfect and everybody makes mistakes. #howdoersgetmoredone

Every time i come to home depot in search for something, i am aimlessly walking through the store…read morein search for things i probably don't even need for my project. Today i had the best possible experience a uneducated handy person could have at home depot. The universe sent me Tanner a goated home depot employee. My project idea i explained to Tanner was so vague it was basically non existent. However, Tanner knew exactly where to direct me and showed me all I needed for my cat house project. That man is a wizard in a home depot apron. My cat and I thank you for a pleasant / stress free experience! Will be back again to this home depot.

Purchased a string trimmer online and it only took 3 weeks for them to let me know that the item is…read morediscontinued. Why it was on their website listed as available I'll never know. It's still showing up in a search on their site. Meh.

When I went to check out at the garden center, the guy was not able to do a credit from the Lowes…read moreapp it was in my wallet. It said scan this and he did but nothing happened. So I had to pay the full amount. He also talks in the booth which no one can hear or understand him. He knows nothing of how to give credit to someone's account the guy in front of me asked for a military credit that didn't happen either. TRAIN YOUR EMPLOYEES. Or else I'm going to Home Depot.