Moved here from the West Coast, it's taking a while, but I think I finally found a reliable nursery…read morewith good variety. I had a lot of fun going.

Merrifield is my go to place for potted flowers and plants for the outside back yard and for on my…read morefront door stoop. The quality of the plants and flowers are so hearty and healthy. They last a long time if placed in the right sun and are taken care of. I have been visiting for decades now and will always continue with them as well.

My favorite gardening spot. Super knowledgeable and helpful staff, plants are clearly marked, and…read morethey've got a great variety: indoor, tropical, perennials, natives, annuals, you name it. Prices are already fair but if you join their MVP program with just your phone number, they have frequent sales and discounts. They also host many community events throughout the year.

Worked with one of their designers (Farnaz) to complete three projects - first one was great, and…read morethey replaced one of the bushes that died. The next two are scheduled for early July, and we are looking forward to it.

Every plant is beautiful, full and lush. If you don't know what plant to get for your needs, just…read moreask and you'll feel like a pro when your flowerbeds look so pretty. I'm going to do a drive by 3/21 and see if they have opened up for this season. Also their closeout sales are fantastic for planning the next year. I love this family and how much knowledge they have, as well as their customers give advise. Their prices are equal to the larger garden centers but you definitely are a part of the family by the time you've been there a few times. Honestly, I've stopped by there everyday some weeks because you never know what surprises they come up with. Buy now, smile later.

An impressive selection of items, especially considering the impermanent nature of the business and…read morethe very reasonable price points. Also really appreciated the friendly and knowledgeable service! I visited two days in a row to buy a variety of perennials, annuals, herb seedlings, soil, and soil conditioner. Same supplier as Merrifield but at roughly half the price!

The staff is incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. The curated pieces are very cool and the…read moreservices offered with painting furniture in shop and currently owned is awesome. And they sell adorable gifts items as well! Love this place!

I'm updating my review to reflect that Stylish Patina is in a new location--along the main drag in…read moreFalls Church on Broad Street. It's a great location by tons of restaurants and stores. The new shop is smaller and more cozy than the old space. As of mid-2021, it seems like the store is still in the process of becoming homey and curated the way the old one was. But they still had exactly what I came in for--chalk paint. The wood block swatches and the chalk painted furniture in the store makes this a great place to find what you're looking for. I'm also a fan of the cards and paper products here. There always seems to be a little something that catches my eye. Stylish Patina is a great store for the DIY lover or the person looking for unique home decor and gifts.

Springfield, VA - If you talk to anyone around here who's into native plants, they will immediately…read moremention this place. There are online native plant emporiums and one can surely find a few natives at the standard plant nurseries, however this place has the widest selection. And they only have native plants for sale. Upon entering you might not think you are in the right place. Most immediately you see soccer fields and public garden plots. Keep on going. You are about to discover one of the DMV's best kept secrets. There's a small tent where the sales are made and staff are available to direct you. You can borrow a wheelbarrow if you're buying a lot. The plants are arranged by letter and number labeled signs. There's a catalogue of sorts on their web page which will show you which row the plant you need is located in. The web page also has current prices. Right now quart pots are $8 each and gallon pots are $20 each for non members. One thing I will say is that it helps to research what the plant will look like when it's mature before purchasing. Most of the plants are quite small to start with but because they are native plants they do take off over time.

They charged me gallon plant prices for plants that had almost no root ball, I'm talking maybe 1"…read moreof root ball. One of them died in spite of regular watering and prompt planting in the recommended area. They may be of service to the community but still beware what you're paying for.

It's closed. Like not open anymore. It's a pharmacy now. Which is fine. Totally fine But it is…read more1,000% not a plant store. Ok bye now

I walked in the store awhile back and greeted by owner of the shop. Was telling him all about what…read morei grow and i like self grown my own herbs and the nutrients that i have been using. He was very knowledgeable and gave me a lot of good tips. He wasn't just wanting me to buy something. Instead he explained what plants need at certain stage of their lives. I got what I needed and went to check out. He gave me a box of nutrients to try out. FOOP nuts starter pack, come with veg, and flower nuts. The box cost $100!! Without any hesitation he told me try this out, it's on me and it's local. I waited for a long time to write this review cause i need to put those nutrients into work or no one believe what i said. Plants are at week 4 of flowers. All of them are happy and super frosty. Come check out the shop. I highly recommended!

Looks like they have closed permanently I came by on a Friday at 11am hope this helps future…read morecustomers

I don't know why I've never stopped by Miracle Garden Center before 2023, especially since I driven…read morepast many times over the years. I guess, mostly by habit, if I needed plants or flowers, I would drive a few more minutes up the road to the Home Depot, since I always thought HD was cheaper. I purchased my usual assortment from Home Depot of herbs (basil, cilantro, etc.) as well as a few tomato varietals in mid-March 2023, however, by late April most of the plants were dead. Granted, it was a colder than usual Spring season, but these plants should've been hearty enough to withstand a bit of frost. As I have a penchant for supporting small businesses, I decided to finally pop in the Miracle Garden Center, and departed asking myself, "what took me so long to check this place out?" Located off of busy Rt. 236 (Little River Turnpike), it is easy to miss this mom and pop business. Look for a white 1-story structure with the "Miracle Garden Center" signs affixed to the building. There are a few parking spots in front and around the side for easy access. Upon passing through the gates, I was struck by the sheer variety of vegetation ranging from indoor/outdoor flowers, mini-trees, and of course, plants for your garden. I picked up a few pepper varieties since I always love fresh chilis and got a fantastic price on some habanero, serrano, and Hungarian wax peppers. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have any Thai Chili plants, but the gentleman watering the plants indicated that their supplier didn't carry it this season. I also picked up a few tomato varietals such as Roma, cherry, and a Sungold. Of note, the Italian Basil, sweet mint, and Cilantro that I purchased a few weeks ago have also flourished in my garden since I planted them in late mid-May. No knock against them, but unlike my experiences asking questions of the staff at HD about frequency of watering, recommended amount of sunlight exposure, etc, the team at Miracle Garden are friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to share their their wealth of information. Now that I'm headed back into my office more often, I even picked up a snake plant for my desk, since this is a very "low maintenance" plant which is not only super easy to care for, but has numerous benefits (https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-snake-plant#benefits) including air filtration and oxygenation. Chatting with the staff, I understand they also carry seasonal items such as pumpkins in the Fall and Christmas trees during the winter. Miracle Garden Center is just the type of local business I love to support and recommend to the Yelp community.

Why did I pay $69 for this? I asked for $60 with taxes and…read morepinkish. When I asked a youngster at the cash register (wearing Penn State shirt) why do I get so little and why it is not $60 he said in demeaning way (I perceived it that way) - that is a cost of flowers. I agreed and repeated it and paid it but i have a buyers regret since. I will never go back in order to avoid another regret.

We live out of state and called in an order for a flower lei for my daughter's graduation. They…read morecharged me $125 for it. Stopped on the way to graduation to pick it and to say I was disappointed is an understatement. It came in a wrist corsage box, not a lei box. I pulled it out to look at it and was shocked!! It was a single layer of flower with only 50% was flowers, didn't go around the neck. It had ribbon to tie. Awful!!!!