Very poor experience. I got absolutely no help. Simple questions about vegetables in planters…read more No service like home depot or lowes but Village has way higher prices Plenty of other nurseries in the area

This all season shop is a must stop. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Whether it's to…read morebrowse, or for a specific purchase, I feel It's money well spent.

Superior delicious Allandale Farm raw honey from their own hives! Pricey, tho, at about $11 per 8…read moreoz. They also sell a brand of 'Boston Honey' which may be local. The physical site is under construction, so the walk to the 'Farmstand' may change, and it's open only Weds and Friday 1-6pm.

I have been going to Allandale for a few years now and they never disappoint. They're currently…read moreundergoing renovations so their hours are a bit different. Check out my pic. I was able to find all of the plants I could want for my terrace garden and even some seeds as well. If you need help, they are super knowledgable and happy to help out. Service is always fast and friendly. They even help you put the heavy bags of soil into your car. Don't forget to give a tip!

Well stocked beautiful place. They have everything and you get excellent customer service.read more

We had excellent service and design help here. On our two visits we dealt with Patti Sylvester…read more She was an absolute joy to work with and was extraordinarily helpful. We have recently completed a major pool/patio area renovation. One of the first things we had to decide (out of so many things!) was the type of pavers we wanted for the pool apron and patio area. Our landscape/masonry company recommended Back Yard Living and Patti in particular. One can easily become overwhelmed at the sheer number of paver selections...various types and colors of stone abound. We took an initial walk through the store as well as outside where they have extensive examples laid out. We eventually narrowed things down but it was Patti who ultimately knew what questions to ask us and helped steer us to our final selection. The pavers and borders have since been installed and we couldn't be happier. We had to return to the store to decide on new pool coping. We hated the pool coping style that was there originially. There are a number of pool edges to choose from. We thought we wanted a flat edge but are happy we went with the "coastal cape design" that Patti showed us and recommended. We had a great experience here.

Man who owns the business is lovely but we bought an $800 dresser 6 months ago and all all of…read moredrawers fell apart and the runners inside came off.

I bought a cute organizing shelf for my son which they claimed was custom built here. It was…read morepurchased for about $300 around 6 months ago. I was told I could pay extra to have it finished (stained/painted). I just saw an instagram post of the same damn organizer which is ikea and costs $140!!! I will never go back to this untrustworthy shop.

Manager was extremely knowledgeable & helpful in explaining the necessary procedure for taking care…read moreof a recently acquired pool. The prices were a little higher than a place like Walmart, however the quality of the products are worth the price point. Good service, point A to B transaction & overall pleasant experience.

I think his name is Josh, but he's the most minimum wage worker you can get for your store. He does…read morethe absolute bare minimum, gives no guidance on how to fix your pool/spa when there's chemical imbalances and issues, and has absolutely zero personality or customer service skills. I live 2 minutes from the store, and will have to go to the Weymouth or Brockton location instead because of how inept of an employee he is. And this isn't just from one interaction, I've had at least 5 with him now where I go to get my water tested, and he just offers absolutely no guidance whatsoever. Wish him a good day? He'll stay absolutely quiet. Ask him how the day is? Stays absolutely quiet. No chance of any decent human interaction whatsoever when he's working, you might as well let the customer work the testing station and do self-checkout. I'll take the 15 extra minutes to get to the Weymouth or Brockton location, at least I know they have actual human beings working behind the counter (Granted the weymouth one is having staffing issues), but I've yet to have a bad experience with those locations yet. Just wish I didn't have to avoid the one two minutes down the road because of this one employee who is just absolutely atrocious to work with. I don't often want people reprimanded or fired, but please send this employee back to training because you are going to lose customers.