Never completed the job. The part he did do, all debris was left from the tree trimming and the…read moreplant removal never happened! I do not recommend These Guys LLC. Unprofessional and sloppy work! Also overpriced!

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Loved this place. I stopped in because they had raw milk. This country store has such a great…read moreselection of flours and local meats. I love this. I got my raw milk and it was delicious. I also grabbed some harder to find Bob's Red Mill flours. The people were kind at the register. Friendly, good selection, local. Please stop here and keep them going! Great place.

Finally stopped here after driving by many times. Wow, wish I had stopped before now this place is…read morewonderful. They have so many great items . All sorts of preserves, unusual spices, frozen local meat and chicken , fresh fruit and veggies, candy , ice cream ..this is a great place to get a gift of local food beautifully packaged and presented. I went in for local peaches and propound came out with so much more . This is definitely a destination for good fresh local groceries. The person who waited on me was great gave me a recipe for pear jam . Looking forward to my next visit.

My wife and I were first introduced to O'Donal's Nursery thanks to a Yelp Elite event and wanted to…read morereturn. Today was that day with them hosting a Mother's Day pop up with Eighty 8 Donuts and the newly opening Mini Bar coffee trailer. It's the perfect time of year to visit here with Maine finally getting warmer and nicer weather. Despite the somewhat rainy and gloomy start to the day the sun has come out and so have so many people. They have a large parking lot but it's been very full. If you are looking for any plant this is the place to visit! From the smallest options including Bonsai trees and succulents all the way up to trees and more. You could spend hours here walking down and looking at each and every plant they have for sale! We even had a great time just browsing and looking at all the beautiful plants. They had many members of staff who were putting more plants out but all willing to help with any customers who needed it. I thought prices were reasonable for what they were. Some were high but it was for large or non common things. Besides the plants they also have an indoor shop with bird feeders, feed, books, and more. Extremely well maintained and thought out business with phenomenal staff and an incredible variety of plants for sale. A true paradise for those with a green thumb!

What do I love MOST here?…read more 1) The staff! I'm not sure you're ever going to meet people who care as deeply as these folks do. Any question or concern you have about absolutely anything related to local flora/succulents/bonsais, or a troublesome indoor plant you have at home (... that they didn't even sell you), or about what grows best in xyz condition inside or outside - they're gonna know. And they're not gonna lead you astray! 2) The property! This has been a nursery for over a century. It's now an employee-owned cooperative.. There's a garden center stock with tools and supplies for home gardeners, as well as gifts, books, pottery, and more; this sits on their 50+ acres - 10+ of which is open to the public (ask for a map when you show up! No really, this'll make your experience even better!). You could absolutely make coming here an event: bring your iced coffee and just meander the shrubs, bushes, trees, and perennials. You'll even find the occasional bench or Adirondack chair inviting you to take it all in. I bought a really healthy Sansevieria here last winter, and it's thriving! I for sure will be buying my future houseplants here (they also offered some free advice on my Trader Joe's rubber tree plants which I appreciated). Unfortunately, I wasn't able to buy my herbs and veggies here for this summer's raised beds - did I come too late? While the options were plentiful in mid-May, by the end of May there were no herbs or veggies left; just loads of flowers. Maybe they were in between stock? I get nervous planting super early, because our spring weather has become so unpredictable, so it was a bummer to have to go elsewhere for those things this year. Maybe next year I'll be able to get my garden plants here!