We were landscaping all our bushes in front of our house. We asked and Tray Simpson (the general…read moremanager) helped us design a plan and select the right bushes, trees and plants. He then helped us load them up. Overall, Bedford is a great nursery and a blessing to Augusta! If you haven't been there... it's a great secret although it shouldn't be. You won't regret going there if you need any trees, plants, flowers or bushes.

Beautiful selection!! Bedford Greenhouses has very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Prices are…read morereasonable. It's been a month and the plants are thriving!

Back to Nature Garden center is a lot more than just a garden center! Located in the heart of…read moreAugusta, GA, it is fairly easy to get to and provides a small oasis from the bustle of city life. There are walking trails, the garden center, a small stream running through the property, a little shop, some fun farm animals to see, and I believe they have a cafe that will be reopening soon. They also serve as an event space and it seems well suited to that! The owner (at least that's who I think it was!) was there watering plants when we arrived, just on a mission to scope out garden centers and see what they had. The day we went I was a little shocked by the poor selection of plants and the state of the plants. They had some variety but it was hard to tell as they didn't seem super well organized (or at least just not well labeled). Then many plants looked just unhappy and there were quite a few pots of just soil, no currently living plant inside, mixed in with others. I'm still wondering if I just missed something, maybe what I thought were just weeds growing in some of the pots were actually the intended plant. I'm not really sure, and want to give them the benefit of the doubt! It just didn't look like what I expected from a garden center. We did however see some nice Camelia plants for sale and enjoyed seeing the animals. Their prices seem competitive with Lowe's or Home Depot garden centers, which was fine for the healthy plants but confusing for the not-so-healthy ones. We did visit early in the season (March) which could be a contributing factor but that time of year is also when many folks are trying to purchase and plan for their summer gardens and want to see a little more life in their prospective plant friends! Overall it seems like they are filling many needs in one stop and I admire that, and may make another visit to see how the plant situation compares then. I hate to be a critic but I did truly leave a little baffled by the other customer intensely browsing the what really did look like pots of weeds. And I've spent years working in ag and environmental sciences and greenhouses so Im not a total newbie to the ways of plants. I hope I just missed a memo!

Service is great and the food is delicious and fresh and you can tell it's homemade. But the star…read moreof the day was the Keylime pie.

I've always had a positive experience at the NA Feed and seed. They are always nice and answer…read morequestions I may have about the plants. This is the 3rd year I've gotten my veggies for garden from them. Quality plants and the price is reasonable or at least similar to big box stores. I love that they usually have a good selection and variety of veggie plants and herbs to choose from. Definitely support local when possible

This was my first time visiting, my boyfriend was with me purchasing hydrangeas. I'm not sure if…read morethe man that helped us was the owner, but he was extremely helpful and gave us tips on the hydrangeas we were interested in. He suggested some fertilizer as well. I will definitely be returning here and am pleased with the experience!

I happened to go to the cookie place near Plant House and decided to pop in and to my excitement…read morelots and lots of plants! I absolutely love planta but have always had the worst green thumb when it comes to indoor plants. Well I still shop for plants! This lil place gave me tips and pointers and when I bought a pot... replanted it for me to take home! They even sell clippings to propagate. See my new babies!

Our family signed up for the bonsai workshop. We had 5 in our party, and signed up for 1…read moreindividual and 2 pairs. You had to pay additional to have a project where a pair can work together $10.00 for the project. Was supposed to include: ~Expert guidance from the PlantHouse crew on bonsai planting techniques ~Choice of bonsai tree to suit your preferences ~High-quality materials including rock soil, vessel, and decorative elements ~Valuable care tips to ensure the health and longevity of your bonsai Here is what we got: Person standing on a ladder giving generic instructions, add rock to the planter, take bonsai out of its pot, knock old soil off, and put plant in planter and add dirt. Use pebbles to decorate the planter. Had a choice of one type of bonsai plant. There was no room for 2 people to work together on the project at the same time. Our care tips was a leaflet and one check out, water plant weekly and if you trim brown branch, it won't grow back, if you trim a light colored branch, it will continue growing. Not worth the cost for the experience. Have done other things at PlantHouse that were a better value and more fun.

Local Boy is the best place to buy shrubs and trees in the region. They have the best prices,…read morevalue, and selection of anywhere I've been around the Aiken area. They buy things seasonally so their available stock rotates, but that's fine for me because it just means more trips out there! Check out Facebook for their current offerings. They have really fantastic prices on their fruit trees, and the workers there are always helpful in deciding what to buy for your particular situation. If you find a plant that's not in top condition, they are usually pretty generous about working with you on the price. Payment is via venmo/PayPal, just as an fyi.

Brooke helped us with buying several fruit trees and we asked about more. Brooke was…read moreknowledgeable about what cross pollenated, self pollenated etc. We enjoyed talking to her. Just like anywhere else they are dependant on time of year for the type of plants available. We will be back.

Disappointed with the customer service. Went to purchase some equipment for my home and kept…read moregetting passed around from one sales representative to the next. Doesn't seem like a lot of the workers knew who to direct me to. Wasted good time figured out someone who could help me. Wasn't also too fond of the tone of voice some workers had when I was asking questions; almost seemed as if they were irritated I even asked for help. Equipment, materials, and stockage of its seem same as any other Home Depot. Just had issue with the staff at this location.

I checked online first to get a Freeze Miser valve to keeping outdoor water pipes from freezing…read more The online site stated 44 items were available in location Aisle 29, Bay 001. So I went to the location and it was all shower heads and completely wrong for what I needed. The plumbing station guy was trying to be helpful but said he said the item doesn't exist in the store anywhere. So I went to the customer service station and this girl with an attitude was not helpful at all. I asked about ordering and delivery and delivery is only to the store, not to my residence, "delivery" is to the store, online bait and switch. I will never go back to this Home Depot ever. Giant bad attitude problem at this store. A complete waste of time and left disgusted. Deserves less than one star.

I stopped in here yesterday for the first time. Here's what I liked, it was clean, and organized…read more (Dust seems to go very well with "antiques") Things were well marked with prices and a description as necessary. This makes for a much more enjoyable experience. They had a neat selection. I loved all the vintage Christmas decor, and some of the outdoor items. They do have a huge selection of Master's memorabilia. I picked up a cute vintage necklace for $10. Looking at the clasp it's probably from the 50's or 60's. I was attracted to it because it looks like something my grandmother would have had in her jewelry box. I thought prices were a tad on the high side, but I'm no expert. The ladies in the store were friendly. I'll certainly stop back by on occasion to see what's new...or old. ;)

Such a fun store to browse! I've purchased an old school desk, cowhide rug, and a gold magazine…read morerack here in the past few months. Lots of opportunities for items you can chalk paint or redo.