Roberts replaced 2 ash trees with 2 beautiful maples and, on sort notice, also helped me out with a…read morelandscaping cleanup project. I was very pleased with their professionalism, communication, and their products.

Well I tried to buy soil... $42 a yard you would think that I would get pulverized screened…read moresoil.... nope I got weeds, huge rocks and blocks of soil... see the pic... thats what I got... that huge piece of concrete is about 12" x 8"... omg.. thats right .. there was screening or pulverizing... I would go to another place for top soil... now the reason why I gave them a 2 was that I did speak to the manager and she gave me a half off discount on my next yard... but that soil was the same as the original... I know they were short on soil but then charge less and do not say it's pulverized.... thats shameful. !!!

Horrible experience with Breezy Hill. Had a landscaping project done last year by a professional…read morecontractor. Chose Breezy Hill for the perennials due to proximity to my home in Salem Lakes. Spent over $1,000 on a variety of rose bushes, shrubs, etc. Landscapers planted them, installed the weed barrier, and landscaping stones as is customary last July. Everything looked great and I was a happy camper for a few months. 2026 rolls around, and nearly half the perennials that we purchased were completely dead. They did not survive the winter. I took pictures, emailed Pam at Breezy Hill to see what they could do. Here is her response: Hi Mike, Thanks for sending these pictures. As you know we do not warranty cash & carry items and actually never warranted Perennials at all. We are confident they are healthy when they leave our care since we are all gardeners here, but overwintering is our biggest challenge with our very volatile and extreme temperature fluctuations. The way to ensure best results for this is to remove all stone from their vicinity and mulch instead, which moderates and insulates temperature and moisture for our plants, much as would occur in nature with plant debris forming the mulch layer. Stone does the opposite of this causing even worse fluctuations while also cutting off oxygen and sometimes water to the roots. If there is landscape fabric under the stone that should also be removed since that makes even worse conditions for the plants, e.g. no oxygen or water to the roots, sours and compacts the soil. I'm here to help with more suggestions any time today, July 4 until 7:00, July 5 10-4:00, July 6 after about 2:00-7, July 7 9-6. Thanks, Pam No offer to refund or replace even a portion of the plants, no offer to sell replacements at her cost or at a discount, NOTHING. Needless to say, I won't ever be going back, and I live just around the corner. Do not recommend.

I personally love this little garden center. I don't think I've ever left here empty handed, always…read morefinding something new and different to take home. They have reasonable prices, lots of options on pots, and lots of cute gifts and things you needed but you didn't know until you saw it. The employees are always so kind, and they have a great members program that you can join in the beginning of the year that is very much worth it. And did I mention that there is a handsome kitty that lives there? All around a good place if you ask me!

Selection is fairly good most years but staff appears lazy and not helpful to potential customers…read more I've walked out without a purchase due to unhelpful staff. If you call on the phone they will tell you to come in and see for yourself rather than answering questions about potential products in store. Also frightfully expensive compared to local alternatives.

This place had so many different perennial plants I couldn't even make up my mind. I took way too…read moremany photos, but now have a bunch of ideas to so I can go back and purchase to enhance my garden. Definitely make time to walk through the public garden/ trail that's open to the public. It's peaceful honestly just really beautiful. There were butterflies everywhere, and it had this calm, serene vibe I wasn't expecting. Heads up though: watch out for the chickens when walking & driving- they kind of run the place .

I have been wanting to stop here for a number of years. It finally happened last week! A wonderful…read moremix of native perennials, cool gift items and annuals. The service is very helpful and the prices are very decent (at least compared to what I'm used to in the metro Milwaukee area)

had an issue finding a specific variety and this place was the only one that had it. great service…read moreand communication too

Wonderful selection of plants and flowers I've never seen before in standard nursery. Mouse ear?…read more What's that? They also had alpine flowers that I haven't found elsewhere. Gorgeous gardens to walk around and enjoy. Service was wonderful.

Eders did a great job in landscaping our front walkway to our home. Jeremy…read more was great to work with offering several suggestions on just what plants would enhance our existing brick walkway. We are very happy with the work Eders did for us.

I've know the Eder family for over 20 years I've seen lots of their work and have purchased trees…read moreand shrubs from them over the years. They have always stood behind their product and work 100%. They have also been a great supporter of the local community. They have help me in a golf outing I run for each of the last 9 years. I will continue to purchase my landscaping needs from Eder.

Being a novice to gardening, I stumbled across Shady Acres when searching for family-owned area…read morenurseries and am I glad I did! Shady Acres is very nicely sized. You can see their entire selection from one end to the other, which is laid out exceptionally well with clearly marked sections. All of the plants are in alphabetical order throughout wide aisles. I am not one to trek through acres & acres of plants, only to get confused & tired. Plants are very competitively priced for the size and outstanding quality. They provide 2 sizes of wagons for your selections while you shop the well-kept grounds. They offer a nice selection of garden ornaments and their own gardens are very nice to walk through to get some great ideas for your own place. The staff are all very nice, helpful and pleasant. They listen to your needs and will direct you to all of the proper plants that are right for the areas you want to beautify. A special shout-out to Anna who always has the best advice for my very-pale green thumb. No matter if you're in the area or not, it is worth the drive. Highly recommended!

Just had to visit Shady Acres Perennial Nursery on opening day April 18, 2026. We've always had…read moresuch wonderful results with all the plants we've purchased in the past from Hostas, Balloon Flowers and Asters. This year, we're adding a few more new ones we picked up: Yarrow, Lady's Mantel & Pincushion Plants. Can't wait to see them in our gardens! Always such a fantastic selection and at great prices! You can tell that Shady Acres takes prides in what they grow and sell!