Love love love coming here, whether I'm just browsing, taking a class, or actually buying…read moresomething. I came here to get my Monstera plant repotted because it got too large for its current pot. They can repot your plant for you, if you bring your own you pay a small fee but it's "free" if you buy a pot from there. Some of the pots (like my own) are pricey however I trusted them more than myself to replant my growing baby. I've taken their DIY Terrarium classes and it's fun. It's a very "this is what it is and where things are have fun" type of vibe. Everything is broken down cost wise on how much each container is and what you can put in them. They have an event calendar to show their classes or themed nights they do every month. The make the terrariums, candles, bonsai layouts, kokedama (moss balls), moss walls, and floral hoops. They're fun, they're interactive, and great for medium-"large" sized groups. It's always nice to have somewhere to go and do something different that you can take home. The staff is always helpful when I need it giving good recommendations, education, and answering my 1042 questions. Will continue going here as long as they're open and I'll continue referring people there to!

PlantHouse is a great shop to both buy and build plants! Stopped by for a work event where we built…read moreour own terrariums. It was such a cool experience! You pick your desired vase and get to filling it with stones, dirt, plants and other accent pieces. Of course, you receive great guidance from the amazing staff. They let you know what plants can be selected and how many should be used. Additionally, they have a large variety of plants that you can purchase for very reasonable prices. They also have candle making classes with a variety of candle scents to choose from. I would recommend PlantHouse for all of your plant needs from start to finish. They also have all of the necessary items to start, grow and keep your plants thriving and alive! Or take an amazing class here and bring home a masterpiece! Located in Dilworth on Park Road, PlantHouse is a great place! Get there today for all your plant needs!

Cute little shop on East Blvd, right where South End and Dilworth meet. Staff was really friendly…read moreand most products are made locally! They also offer potting service. There are lots of plants, art and odds and ends in Concrete Jungle, perfect for gifts or to light up a room in your home. Happy exploring!

This was an expansive hardware store, that carried most everything from soup to nuts. Spread out…read moreover two floors, this place really pays homage to the old full service hardware stores ... whatever you need, they probably have it. While prices here are not rock bottom, that is not their goal. They do not seek to be the lowest price ... like big box stores ... but rather they want to be the full service option. For example, you need screens re-screened ... they'll do it. Liked this store a lot. Greeted when we came in, and loads of service people there to help you. Next time we're looking for a bolt or two, we'll be back.

I'm always so enthusiastic about coming here and I've been doing it for many, many years since the…read moremid-70's. It get's better every year and it's a great place to find affordable Christmas gifts for kids. The Staff here is always helpful and ready to assist with a smile. Today, when I walked in, I was greeted by two golden doodles in Christmas gear sitting by the fireplace. They have such a great variety of products year round. They must be doing something right, they've been in busy OVER 40 years!

I have 20+ roses from them, I started with 15 a few years back. I am lucky to have Coard take care…read moreof them for me. But this year, mainly due to the hot, hot summer's I asked Coard to teach me how to care for my new roses, so I have been getting a great lesson every month he comes over to service the rose beds. I plan on adding more and more roses, because they are much prettier than just grass and probably less work. Coard will still be responsible for the current roses, in case anything goes wrong with my new roses he is just a phone call away.

They sent me a damaged/cracked bareroot rose. I asked to send it back for a replacement and they…read morerefused because they were out. I asked for a refund and they refused. They didn't care to make it right. Instead, they tried selling me their potted roses. Very disappointed with the product and customer support.

the son of the farmer, he did his job so great and he spent his time with us and the tree look so…read moregreat but its broke (it is what it is) we didn't know it gonna be happend like that. By the way just come and buy it, they have a bunch of tree you would like to see it. Sorry for my english grammar. Peace!!!!

Excellent services..they came out to plant the tree, as well as assisted with the removal of the…read moreold stump previously there without any complaints at all. Definitely will recommend!!.

I recently took a friend of mine to Paradiso and we had a really great experience. For one, this…read moreplant shop is beyond gorgeous, its really spacious and they have an impressive variety of plants. They seem to always have a great stock of rare plants too, and I don't see that too often. My only complaint, still, is their prices are higher than the average plant shop in my opinion. I would still buy plants from them, LOL. They have great plants! The last plant I bought from them is absolutely thriving and I got it for a pretty good price. This plant store is a great place to shop for a new plant, or have a mini photo shoot lol, or even a fun stroll after date night. It's just really peaceful and beautiful inside. Definitely recommend checking it out if you never have.

If you plant lover like me, then you would love this place! Located in Optimus Hall, which makes it…read morea nice store to peruse after eating lunch. They carry a large selection of plants. Various sizes to choose from. Small ones that allow you to watch the beauty of their growth. And large beauties that nearly touch the ceiling. They also sell books, planters, and other home items. The salesperson was very friendly and helpful. I had some questions about a particular plant and she offered suggestions about watering and proper maintenance. I was only window shopping this time, but happy to know that Paradiso is close by. This would be a great place to gift shop for the plant lover in your life.

The compassionate and caring customer service from Carry Ann was over the top Wonderful! I have not…read moreever met her in person but over the phone...I could tell she cared. The flower arrangement she put together was Beautiful and well worth the price. I would Highly Recommend this florist shop.

The flowers look good at the store but start to wilt very fast at home…read more The arrangement was mostly made up of leaves and barely any flowers. It was not worth the cost by a long shot!

We purchased two small boulders from SiteOne to make into a bubbling fountain. One of the employees…read morespent a lot of time helping us choose the boulders and decide how to stack them and where to drill the holes for the water. We were so pleased with the selection there and the help they provide. The beautiful garden rooms are great for getting ideas too. My biggest complaint is the hours. They are really tough for 9-5 folks.

Very disappointed. Called ahead to confirm a fire pit was available, drove to pick up, paid for…read morefire pit. Fire pit outside where desk associative had put sold on it when I called. Went to load and manager came out and said pit was already sold. Understand mistakes happen, but after hooking up trailer and driving to facility thinking I had purchased a fire pit, the only offer manager had was 10% of a similar fire pit that was 3 times the price and a sorry. Last time I purchase from this non- customer focused organization

It's always nice to venture into Grow when I'm at Camp. They always have a great options for new…read moreplant babies. I can usually find plants here tha tI don't often see in other plant shops. They are a bit pricier, but I don't think they are too high. But I come here for different types of plants and it's fun to see what new ones they have every time I go. I also love that they sell other gift items and trinkets and things.

This place was really cute and a great spot for gifts. I was visiting out of town so didn't want to…read moreget any plants, but it seems like a great place to get some nice ones. They also have a nicely curated selection of housewares, clothing, cookbooks, etc.

I love going to Ikea but this time the experience was a bit overwhelming. I waited forever to…read morereturn something and it's a bit confusing and not straightforward on the virtual line versus an actual line. I was really the next in line for a long time and it took forever and then I couldn't even return the item as they change their policy with out my notice on plants. Also for checking out after purchasing stuff the line was so long and it was very confusing. They didn't have any of the self checkouts open. I finally got to the front of the line and the cashier went away on a break so I had to wait longer. I felt like there's a lot of workers but they were just not on the cashier so it was just a slow process.

Having visited IKEA locations in Ireland and Sweden, I've seen how they take the concept so…read moreseriously over there--it's an entire cultural experience. Here, we tend to treat it more like a giant showroom with free babysitting and a cafeteria, but the value is still hard to beat. I had a great run during my most recent trip. The deals were everywhere! I picked up a summer-weight duvet along with a new cover and shams to refresh the bedroom. I also found a stunning set of gold-toned serving flatware -- they have that sleek, high-end look without the boutique price tag. A few highlights and "hiccups" from this visit: The Food & Drink:I tried the fish balls with mashed potatoes for lunch, and they were actually pretty tasty. I also noticed an older gentleman sitting completely alone, casually drinking glasses of what appeared to be wine. Many IKEA locations with a restaurant license do serve beer and wine, and honestly, he had the right idea. Of course, I couldn't leave without hitting the food market for those specific cookies and foreign candies you just can't find anywhere else. The Atmosphere: At one point, navigating the floor felt a bit like an escape room. While the staff seems nice enough, they aren't exactly eager to help--you really have to run them down to get an answer. The Warehouse:I'm honestly not a fan of the self-service furniture selection policy. The whole warehouse environment is pretty intimidating when you're trying to track down boxes. The Strategy:Since I'm lucky enough to live only 25 minutes away I've realized I need to stop coming here like it's a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage. If I visited more often, I probably wouldn't feel the need to drop $200 every time! Overall, it's a solid four-star experience for the unique finds and the reliable "Swedish-lite" atmosphere, even if you have to do some of the heavy lifting yourself.