Fabulous Food & Customer Service at Dragonfly Gardens- Bloom Cafe'! Register for Exclusive Event…read moreat the Bloom Cafe' next Saturday, April 12th 9:30-11:30. See attached flyer in pictures! I Love this place

The food is consistently delicious and the staff is over the top friendly! They are now open from…read more9am-5pm Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

We are from the Twin Cities, and decided to check out Blue View before visiting friends in Cameron,…read morejust down the road. We were pleasantly surprised by the lovely garden nursery we found. The flowering pots, herbs and other plants are all healthy and well tended, displayed beautifully, and very reasonably priced. We left with our SUV hatch full of fresh, beautiful plants for our gardens.

The most amazing garden center! They have healthy, tried and true plants, and the customer service…read moreis outstanding! They have some very unique flower varieties that you won't see at many garden centers. The owner is so knowledgeable and will take the time to answer any questions you may have. We will be back!

my daughter and i shopped there a couple years ago, everything grew…read moreand did well for the years since. the owners are great for any questions you may have. we will be going again in April.

A beautiful garden center, great selection of hanging and potted plants! Will definitely be…read morereturning

Just moved up in the area and looking for plants at a nursery. Stopped in at Weegman on our way…read moreback and it was close to closing time where I had NO ISSUES asking for a certain plant. The lady was very helpful and the prices are NOT FAR from other greenhouse. Much better plants than from other places that don't take good care of their plants. Going back to get some more!!

This business is on Highway 48 just north of Haugen…read more It's got a large selection of mulch, trees, ornamental plants, and all manner of goods for landscaping. I came here a couple years ago and dropped a few bills on plants to landscape my parents place. I had a plan made up by a master garderner and no idea what I was doing. The staff was super helpful, pretty much held my hand and helped me select what I needed. If they didn't have the specific plant they were able to suggest a suitable substitute. And it all turned out great, everything for the most part has survived and thrived. With the exception of one plant, but that was mostly because of poor placement planning on the master gardener's part. Oh and I bought two burning bushes which have done quite well, I was a little disappointed that they didn't burst into flames and give me any messages from God, but I guess I'm not Moses so that was an unrealistic expectation.

Beautiful plants, well propagated, nourished & cared for. If you like succulents truly is the place…read moreto shop. Huge variety. Fo are gigantic , lush.

Whoa. This place is succulent city…read more My friend is getting married in a couple of weeks and is making her own bouquets and arrangements for the tables (yes, she's crazy). She tracked down Greenworld because they sell their cuttings at much cheaper prices than you'd find at a florist. On Saturday morning, four of us hopped in a car stocked with Isles puppy dog tails and coffee and shlepped ourselves to North Branch to check it out and pick out which cuttings she wanted for the arrangements. You have to make an appointment during their off-season---they are not open to the public otherwise. I've NEVER seen so many succulents in one place. Mainly, the greenhouse is full of hundreds of kinds that I had never seen ever. Strange rose-mimicking plants, bright orange and purple colors, furry friends, snowball cacti... and a new kind of aloe plant that looks like a cylon basestar (nerd alert). See photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/greenworld-greenhouse-north-branch?select=TLWUoAhWW9BCHHh4jCkTIg#TLWUoAhWW9BCHHh4jCkTIg The owner is super chatty, but also informative about how to take care of the plants and when would be the earliest to put the bouquets together. For example, did you know that you are supposed to clip succulents fairly often and then replant the clippings. Otherwise some of them just get tall and sad. He was nice enough to make cuttings for a wedding inspiration board, so to speak. We messed around with combinations of different plants for a while and then let him know what the plan was. After that, I roamed the aisles again and picked our some new additions to my own succulent family (I've covered my whole bay windowsill with them). I picked our four good size plants that were only $5 each and not things you'd typically see in a store. Normally, they do accept credit cards, but it's cash or check during the off-season. The cylon plant has shown no signs of attacking the other plants, but there are many copies... and they have a plan.

'You Have a Frond in Me" (Parody of "Somebody's Watching…read moreMe", Rockwell) I'm just an average lady, with an average yard Ready to buy greenery, there's room on my charge card I for sure know where to go, for all my landscape needs For mulch and stone, and basil, grown, all in Red Wing agree... I always feel like, Sargent's Nurseryyyyyyyy They sell shrubs and trees "Woooahooa", I'm going on a, flower-pot spending spreeeeee You know that it's not free! When I'm in my backyard I see porcelain bird baths That I bought from Sargent's with Stepping stones to make a path You may have also heard They stock suet and seed To feed the critters and the birds That hang out in your weeds (Furry fools). . . You know they carry, creative garden signs And plants for your pots "Wooahoa", Wave petunias, lilies, potato vines I've got just the spot! When I'm in my yard at night I see there are no lights Maybe I'll get some solar stakes, with colorful glass and shove them in the ground, surrounded by Fox Trot Ornamental grass (At Sargent's, "wooahoa") I'm a big fan of, Sargent's Nursery They sell sage and thyme "Woooahooa", Potting soil for, my sister and me... And colorful wind chimes! Hang out with the friendly plants and garden experts at Sargents...you never know, someone may just be watching you there! ;) ~The Nosy Norwegian Sniffing out good food and deals so you don't have to!

Beautiful nursery. I'm not from the area but I stopped by quickly driving thru. They reminded me 4…read moretimes in five minutes that they were closing at 5 (it was 450) so apparently they did not want to work late. Not the Minnesota nice that I'm used to. Not sure I'll return.

Very helpful, experienced, smart. Reasonable prices and inventory for my vegetable garden.read more

I got my new maple here (his name is Martin)…read more Traci on the phone was super helpful and made sure Martin did not get packed away as the season drew to a close. Its a bike of a ways out (Northfield) but Google Maps got me there. I was promptly greeted and Martin was waiting for me. They loaded him up in my trailer and off I went. There videos were very helpful in ensuring that Martin got a good start.

You've got the look You've got the hook…read moreYou sho'nuf do be cookin' in my book (Prince) Everyone knows that chocolate milk comes from brown cows, but I wonder what beverage comes from paisley cows? Prince would have had a field day in this Paisley playground! I'm sure he could have found a Raspberry Beret, Diamonds and Pearls, and enough other treasures to fill a Little Red Corvette. Paisley Cow sho'nuf cooks up a unique shopping experience with several rooms full of accessories and home/garden décor to fit every taste and look. Wisconsin cow t-shirt, anyone? They're "legendairy"! I also love their European shoe inventory including brands like Spring Step, Patrizia, and L'Artiste. Oh, and Anglophiles can't leave the store without trying on some udderly captivating fascinators! Overall, this shop is a great pit stop in Baldwin to shop until the cows come home for gifts for your Darling Nikki, a Lady Cab Driver, or The Most Beautiful Girl in the World. Watch for the Paisley Cow signs at the intersection of Hwy 63 and Hwy 12, and then look for Ms. Moo. You'll know her when you see her.

Warning: no toilet inside; only a porto potty outside. My guest found no toilet paper there and a…read moreshrug from the staff. Surely a place that caters to women and lots of them can afford a decent indoor toilet. Septic system? Please, this area has lots of them. I won't go back nor will I take guests who visit nor will I tell people the purchases I have are from there. They actually recommend the patrons use the gas station down the block. Bet the gas station is happy to supply tp and soap for the Cow's patrons. Shabby.