20 years later, I'm STILL going here. It is the BEST…read more For a cool, purple-leaf hanging plant that can live on my deck during summer, and then come inside for winter. For my ever-growing collection of SUCCULENTS! For vegetables for my back deck container garden - and tips for same! For awesome planters. For soil, fertilizer and awesome staff always ready to help!!!

Unreal selection of carefully-nutured plants and trees...terrific service by staff. Almost like a…read moremuseum of curated plants anf shrubbery. Worth a visit even if you are just looking! Gives one ideas to take home!!​

Service, selection and value unmatched in Northern Chicagoland. Plus they're family owned. Highly…read morerecommend this greenhouse for your green thumb work!

Julia, was super sweet & very helpful. I came in today…read morewith a broken foot the gorgeous flowers just gave me the urge to walk .. Julia helped me find the perfect climbing flowers . Super helpful super nice ....Gorgeous place, great prices.

Great place to stroll. Lots of treasures around every turn. I found the perfect annuals for a shady…read morepart of my garden.

The flowers and plants here are BEAUTIFUL! You might pay a little more than at big box nurseries,…read morebut it's definitely worth it. The staff are all knowledgeable and can actually talk to you about the flowers and make recommendations based on what you're looking for. I brought my VERY picky mother here, and she loved it! I highly recommend!!

Let me start with wow!!! Why because I didn't expect to leave this business with all I did. I went…read morein for a specific pit for my Ponytail Palm. I wanted either a wide mouth with drainage holes or a tall slender pot. I got that and much more. My Ponytail came in a growers pot I just needed something cosmetically pleasing. I walked in this establishment and was met with first a "hello and welcome in" then to the left was BEAUTIFUL ceramic ombré pots, to the right was more colors, sizes and material. Further in the back I saw stripes and blends of color and further back I saw a pot with legs wow mind blowing. I expected these pots to be over $25, not the case I got two for $19.99. Two ceramic pots what a steal. I didn't buy any plants but I saw a Lemon Philodendron that is still on my mind, which I'm sure I'll be going back to purchase. Great service, product and customer service my new favorite place. Oh btw I just started a hydroponic system (countertop) and they had how to books, books for beginner plant mom/dads. Just a great place. I cannot say enough about Christy Webber Farm & Garden

The best. Been a long time since being involved with CW. But, her abilities are 2nd to none in…read morethe landscape community. It was a pleasure back in the day while I worked at Aspen Valley to recommend her.

I've been pleased to use Farmers Market for many years. Their plants see always well cared for and…read morehealthy. Over the years they've expanded their selection to include more trees and shrubs. One of the things that I love is that they load bagged compost, mulch , potting soil directly to your car. It's an enormous help to me and I'm sure to many others.

First off this is my second time at this place. The first time I went the lady was very helpful,…read morekind and welcoming. I decided to come to this place to support private shop owners and not the big chain shops. I avoided going to Lowe's and Home Depot but...This time I came to this place there were 2 guys behind counters that weren't at all helpful. I walked in said hello and neither one responded. When I asked one a question he said to ask the other guy cuz he was helping someone else and he walked away. I could barely understand him. When I looked for the other employee there was no one there. There was only one other customer so I don't understand how busy they could have been. Another reason for being so disappointed with this place is that some of the plants inside appeared a bit neglected. They're droopy, yellow leaves and just sad. I think a nursery should have every and single plant look like they're well taken care of and happy. Most plants inside didn't look like that. It's pretty sad. I put the planter I was going to buy down and left feeling like clearly they didn't need my business. I don't see myself returning to this place.

This is quite an extensive park! We met a group of friends here for one of their periodic bat…read morewalks, which I think was a program of the Friends of Kilbourn Park. They do have a good sized field house here, with programming for a variety of age ranges, so it's worth checking out the CPD activities schedule. There's lots of green space, but also baseball fields, tennis courts, and a nice sized playground. The playground, too, serves a nice range of ages. But what I liked most about this park was the greenhouse and outdoor natural play area. There are places for kids to sit for various activities that take place here, an outdoor kitchen, and a large greenhouse. It's called a "teaching greenhouse", and is unique amongst Chicago parks (at least as of 2026). There's a program called garden buddies aimed at toddlers and I wish I lived closer to be able to have my child participate in it! There's also a plant sale each year. If all that weren't enough, an orchard--the first in a major metropolitan city in the US!--was planted in 2008. Apples, pears, and more--including the paw paw, an unusual, native Illinois fruit--grow on these trees. Currants, berries, and more have also been planted here. I'm excited to keep an eye on their events.

The Greenhouse is open to the public and they do have a staff in duty if there's any questions…read moreabout the garden. They have a selection of plans and flowers. Next to it they have this beautiful park for the kids to play in the playground. Also they have tennis courts and you can improvise and play pickleball as well. Definitely a great value of time to keep this garden beautiful.

I really enjoy this local establishment for plant needs! They have porch items (and even live…read moreanimals like turtles, fish, and birds) here, but I was mainly here for the plant nursery. It definitely feels extensive and organized with sections for soil, different climates/plant needs, and grade of plant. The indoor plants I've bought here are mostly doing great if a little neglected from my own care. We ended up planting some of the outdoor plants too early, but the quality was great overall. Given the late last frost date here, I would just wait to buy outdoor plants in the spring. The parking lot is extensive, and they have several community events as well as opportunities to host birthday parties for any age. Staff were really helpful and efficient at the register.

Wow, this place was wild. I have been by this place dozens of times but never stopped in. The…read moreshopping center it's in is really kind of run down and empty, so I wouldn't have known what to expect. But I needed some fertilizer and soil so I stopped in. They have tons of plants and lots of plant supplies. I think we only looked at like half of the store, to be honest. It's a huge place, and I think that's one of the reasons I didn't love it. I like small neighborhood plant shops, and this was just super large. They have a lot going on here... in addition to the plants/supplies, there's a large bird cage in the store. I guess you can go into the cage? I had zero interest in that, but if you want to it's $15. I was sad that we didn't happen upon the turtle, though, because I know my daughter would have been thrilled if we'd bumped into him. They have a go fund me or kickstarter or something because I guess their lease is not renewed (wonder what that means for this strip mall from a bygone era), so I'm not sure what the future of the Jungle of Niles is. They are hoping to move--that's the reason for the fundraiser--but if you've harbored a desire to visit, I would stop by just in case.

Nice garden and landscape center! We stopped by to look at mulch prices and the day was nice so…read moreshopped around a bit. I bought a couple grapevines for the garden and the folks working there were very friendly and helpful.

I ordered 2 yards of garden mix soil. A friend referred me elsewhere but I thought I should spend…read moremy money in my community. The guy who dropped the soil was great, very mindful of where and how to drop it. The soil has so many bits of plastic throughout it. Here I chose nice wood without chemicals and now I spent $130 (with delivery) to get soil with all kinds of junk in it. It's a few blocks away but I won't shop there anymore now.