Metropolitan Wholesale is hands down one of the best places to buy flowers and plants. The…read moreselection is always beautiful, fresh, and well cared for. You can tell they take pride in what they sell. The staff is knowledgeable and genuinely helpful -- not pushy, just willing to guide you if you need advice. Whether you're looking for seasonal flowers, landscaping plants, or something unique, this place is worth the visit.

Metropolitan Wholesale has been incredibly reliable. Good pricing and staff was helpful and knew…read moretheir products well. Definitely recommend.

excellent, honest, helpful merchanta; an array of plants and trees beautified our lawn and garden.read more

We found ourselves surprised over the amount of plants they had. We missed coming here early in the…read moreseason for more of what the general public would need like, vegetables, herbs and certain flowers or trees. But now theres more of what commercial landscapers would need. Especially what they had in flats. But so glad we came to see American Nursery in Fairlawn, NJ. Now we'll be more prepared and ready to shop early in Spring of 2027...

Bouquet was beautiful. The wife loved it. And had a nice…read morechat with the delivery guy Ed!

Our go to flower shop. They always do beautiful arraignments for us. We recently stopped in to…read morepurchase a corsage and boutonniere for the special someone dance and Mary Kay was so kind and patient in working with my 8yo to design her vision flower - down to spray painting it the color she wanted and selecting the ribbon color and fabric. She also gave us helpful suggestions and walked us through the whole process with wonderful care.

The pay rate was terrible. I left because I wasn't happy with what I was doing. And I was only…read moregetting $8.20 per hour. Not enough for a lunch or anything else.

This is my hometown, Home Depot and lately they have been a complete utter failure. When you have…read morethree weeks lead time on a snowstorm and you run out of snow, melt products and shovels. It is truly a disgrace because it is obvious you're not ordering enough, especially being in the middle of the snow season it's not like you're gonna be having to hold onto product because there's other snowstorms that are backing up to this snowstorm. A store of this magnitude should easily be able to get anything and everything. It needs to supply a major weather situation. There's a possibility of running out of ice snow melt but to run out of snow shovels it's just clear mismanagement it's unbelievable.

Little nursery that I learned about at a fall fair. There are plants for sale on the front and side…read moreof the business, with some indoor plants inside as well as season decoration. I came here because I heard about the pumpkin ride. The ride is a short maybe 5 minute ride through the back of the nursery building. They take you to a small area that has goats and chicken. This is ideally for little kids. There is not much to do or see, but it's cute. The maze is short so that the kids can enjoy. They let us take home a little pumpkin. When we got back to the main nursery area they also provided a tiny cup of apple cider. With so many other big farms in the area I don't think I'll be returning for any fall activities here.

As someone who has spent thousands of dollars at Roshler's over the past 18 months, it's deeply…read moredisappointing to feel compelled to write this. Until recently, I would have confidently recommended this nursery to friends and family for their stellar selection and knowledgeable, kind staff. Unfortunately, a recent encounter with an employee named Robin has cast a shadow over what had otherwise been a positive relationship with this business. While browsing the last remaining blue star salvias, three in total, I noticed one was lush and in full bloom, while the other two barely filled a third of their pots. I asked at the register if I could purchase the two weaker plants for the price of one, and the helpful cashier was waiting on a manager, Thomas or Jackson, to weigh in. While they were busy assisting other customers, Robin inserted herself into the conversation. What followed was not only unprofessional but, quite frankly, troubling. When I calmly explained my request and pointed out the state of the plants, Robin looked me up and down, fixating on my shirt which had the word PRIDE on it, then did the same to my partner, who was wearing a similar shirt. She made direct eye contact with me and, without any explanation or effort to problem-solve, almost shouted, "NO." No discussion. No courtesy. No professionalism. Just a flat-out, emphatic dismissal that felt unmistakably personal. A kind associate even suggested checking if there were more plants in the back, but Robin swiftly shut that down too, only relenting after repeated requests, and even then returning suspiciously quickly with a dismissive, "No, there are none." I want to be clear: every other employee I've encountered at Roshler's has been helpful, warm, and accommodating. Robin is, unfortunately, the complete opposite, a glaring exception who displayed none of the customer-focused service this nursery is known for. Whether this interaction was driven by bias or simply by poor temperament, it was unacceptable. It left me feeling unwelcome in a place I had considered a reliable and local favorite. Based on this experience, and despite the convenience of its location, I will be taking my business elsewhere and encouraging others in my network to do the same until Roshler's ensures all customers are treated with respect and dignity.

Best orchid store in the NYC/NJ area! They sell both common orchids (Phalenopsis each with stem(s)…read morefull of large beautiful flowers) and less common orchids (eg Brassia, dendrobium, lady slipper, and more) - all of highest quality. The staff is super friendly and helpful, addressing all my orchid questions/concerns while I was in store and after I got home with my new orchids. This store apparently has been in business in the same location for 20+ years, with the owners also having a greenhouse somewhere close by. We will be back.

I have known Karen for 20 years and her orchids and ethnic & stone planters are spectacular. I am…read morean Estate Manager for UHNW families and she's the only person with consistent, otherworldly flowers. There is no one better, I tell you this.

We are beyond grateful for the incredible work our florist did for our wedding day. Every detail --…read morefrom the stunning bouquets to the breathtaking ceremony arch and table arrangements -- was absolutely perfect. They truly understood our vision and brought it to life more beautifully than we could have imagined. The flowers were fresh, artfully arranged, and added so much elegance and warmth to our celebration. Not only are they incredibly talented, but they were also professional, responsive, and a joy to work with from start to finish. We received so many compliments from our guests! If you're looking for a florist who goes above and beyond, look no further -- highly, highly recommend

I ordered a Premium floral arrangement and received a Standard one…read more This seems to be a common occurance when ordering flowers for gift delivery. I always ask the recipient to send me a photo. The arrangement sent, in addiiton to it be a scaled down version of what I ordered, didn't look anything like what I ordered. Instead of roses and mini-carnations, they sent a bouquet of daisys. Pictures below. I ordered by phone and made a special point that I expected the arrangement to be of Premium value and close to what I ordered. They assured me no problem. When I saw what was sent I called, asked for the owner, and asked for a partial reimbursement at the very least to the Standard pricing. After being "talked over" by the owner, he finally begrudgingly agreed. He claimed it was "fair and equal value". I can assure you it wasn't even close. Beware!