Good farm market with great produce and prices. We picked up some freshly picked ears of corn…read more(which were a perfect blend of sweet and starchy), delicious flat beans and yellow beans, and prodigious Swiss chard leaves. Ranks of mums were growing under the summer sun, readying for the fall season. Very pleasant staff.

The best in the state hands down. The family hospitality the fresh fruit, and vegetables and herbs…read moreare amazing. Highly recommend

They have the most selection and a good value for their products. Their customer service is…read moreexcellent and they're always available to answer questions and provide guidance on plant selection. I live in Barrington and it's worth the drive!

Beautiful mums, great prices on all things fall. Will definitely have to come back in the warmer…read moremonths!

A great. family-owned business - friendly, helpful ... and the plants are bountiful. the selection…read morevery extensive. Highly recommended! P.S. you will get a 'green bucks' card, with your total purchase on it - bring it back later in the summer, when they offer a discount on your new purchase, based on your Green Bucks card amount. Good deal!

Unacceptable Behavior from Ownership - Completely Unhinged…read more I had a deeply disturbing experience at Stamp Farms today while visiting with my daughter to redeem my Green Rewards. When I asked the owner how much the rewards were worth, he became instantly irritated Instead of answering a simple question, he wanted to just give me 50% off and refused to allow me to redeem them. he began screaming and swearing at me--in front of my daughter and ultimately threw me out of the store. He escalated quickly, coming around the counter and getting in my face in an aggressive and threatening manner. It was completely unprofessional, uncalled for, and frankly, alarming. My daughter was shaken and I was stunned. There is absolutely no excuse for this kind of behavior from anyone, let alone a business owner. I was simply trying to support a small business and redeem my awards from being a loyal customer.

Beautiful collection of all kinds of plants, very knowledgeable and friendly staff…read more Gave us a pretty complete list of deer resistant plants and trees for our property. They offered us B stock plants at 70 percent off.

Customer Service is absolutely terrible. They never return calls !!! Keeping customers happy don't…read moreseem to be their main concern. Certainly nor the way to run a business..

Hard-to-find, high-quality perennials. Russel is extremely knowledgeable. A Providence gem.read more

This is a darling plant nursery with a lot of native plants and rarities. I was told that all of…read morethe plants they have now are meant to be planted in the fall for spring blossoms. they also have a cute shop inside with some indoor plants and art from local artisans. The owner is also very helpful and knowledgeable.

Wonderful selection . Knowledgeable Matt and staff . I went for conifers and conifers they have…read more They are not inexpensive but their stock/ materials are well curated.

Zero rating, Worst job I've ever had. Allen agreed to start me part time, as I have two other jobs…read more Darlene fired me because she said I was supposed to work 40 hours per week. Their office and management clearly has to have better communication. They laughed in my face when they fired me. My family has been customers at this business for decades. We will now tell everyone in Cranston not to bother giving their money to this business. Have a little respect, it's not that hard.

While I'm not a plant owner really- my mother is, and when she wanted to come here I brought her…read moreand I'm so glad I did. This place is every plant lovers dream, it's like walking into the rainforest, they have plants galore and even some adorable animals! They have 2 birds and koi fish and it fits the setting so beautifully. Let me start off by saying it looks like this is a mill with quite a few places inside of it, so they have a pretty good parking area. When you walk into you are kindly greeted, we met Adam who was a peach! There actually were quite a few employees, always around and willing to help, because plant galore is an understatement. Every plant is labeled and you can tell WELL taken care of. Adam and another gentlemen were watering the plants while we were there and you could tell, everything here is done in a very particular and careful way- I love that. When I say TONS of plants of all kinds I mean it. While my mother has a green thumb, and I just don't have plants because my cats will eat anything- I learned after the fact their website shows names and pictures of plants they have that are pet-friendly, so I want to indeed go back and grab some. This place you can get easily be in for a while especially if you look at everything. They also have pots and things of that nature and little trinkets and stuff. They also have a little area to grab Honey related drinks called The Hive Bar I wrote a review on this business. Feel free to check it out they're awesome and an amazing touch for this place. I 100% say go check this place out. Any questions, just ask an employee they're all so kind and know their stuff. Adam had all the answers we needed. Oh and I was shocked the prices were extremely reasonable, my mom left with a really cool plant- and I plan on bringing her again soon.

Jordan's jungle is the best! They have really cool plants of all kinds! I love coming here for…read moregifts and everyone who works there is so helpful. I love that they have a coffee shop inside now too and do fun pop up events. There is ample parking too. No shade on Jordan's Jungle because I know it's a shared building, I just wish the landlord would take better care of the entry ramp, it's not the best and needs a lot of TLC!

I drive by this business during my commute to and from work, and have wanted to write a review for…read moreseveral months now. But, an unusually cool spring has left this business appearing as quiet as the proverbial Maytag repair shop. Despite the uncooperative weather that squelched this year's spring fever, I saw the owner faithfully tending to his plants (I've seen him out there as early as 7:30 a.m.) over the past few months. Now that it's taken until the latter part of May and the beginning of June for spring to have finally taken root, this store is now in its full glory, and the time seemed ripe for a visit. This business is located on a busy commercial road, next to a small convenience store (both businesses share the same parking lot). Speaking of parking, there isn't much, but then again, I've never seen a lot of activity on weekdays, during working hours (I can't vouch for evenings or weekends). I'm not so sure that the Yelp category of nursery/garden center most accurately describes this business, since they don't appear to actually grow the plants on premises, at least from what I could observe. I wouldn't categorize them as a florist either. Instead, I would describe them as a plant retailer. I don't know how or where this business obtains the plants it sells, but I will say they appeared very vibrant and healthy - in better condition than the typical big box stores, and as good or even better than many large nurseries. They sell mostly flowers, but a few vegetable plants as well, such as tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. Most of their flowers are in hanging pots, but some are in temporary containers, with the intention they will be replanted indoors or outdoors. For the small size of the store, they have a decent variety of flowers. Some stands displaying the plants are outdoors, and some stands are indoors. The man who I presume was the owner was friendly, without being pushy. Referring to several empty display stands indoors, he said he was very busy last weekend and sold many plants, but will be restocking soon. My wife is a bigger plant shopper than me, so I don't have as good a handle on prices, but the prices here seemed like good deals to me. Several potted plants could be bought for $4.99. Some were around $10. Others, like some cucumber plants around three feet tall, were $15. Many of the hanging plants were about $20, such as the particularly beautiful fuschia (which I saw selling for about $5 more at a nursery). The store is nothing fancy, mostly table after table of plants. The owner's 'office' at the front of the store consisted of a recliner and portable television about the size of an old-school transistor radio. I ended up buying a cherry tomato plant, about two feet tall, for a mere $2 - nowadays, $2 won't get you a decent cup of coffee! I definitely plan on returning, since the owner seems friendly, and the plants appear very healthy and reasonably priced.