I contacted 6 different landscapers in the area to get estimates on having a new home sodded and…read moreirrigated. I was told they charge $75 per hour to give an estimate. The only company I contacted the does not give free estimates for landscaping jobs..

We have been going to Appletree for years - we go every year and stock up! They have a large…read morevariety and are very knowledgeable. one of our favorite mature trees in our yard is from there, a Persian ironwood - the only thing to survive our backyard demo when adding the pool!

They did a fabulous job of getting a very overgrown yard under control! Uncovered and organized…read morelots of flower pots, etc. covered with vine and leaves.

A suitable option for your gardening needs. A smaller store is nestled in the Devine Street…read morebusiness district on Woodrow Street in a quaint building that serves a dual function as a post office for people with mail slots who have their mail delivered there. The store offers a plethora of organic plants and gardening tools and resources. The work of local artisans is among the featured products sold in the store. A second primary location on Franklin Street in the Cottontown community provides a more substantial inventory and hosts community gardening workshops and events. Open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., these stores also offer an array of premier, robust live Christmas trees during the bustling holiday season. If you haven't been to these stores, they are worth a visit in support of the numerous, diverse local businesses in the vibrant gardening community in the Midlands and surrounding areas.

Service selection value Very friendly…read moreWill shop again Recommend this vendor Customer service was excellent

I've been looking for plants for my small water garden and hit the jackpot at Wingard's. A nice…read moreselection of water plants including lilies, grasses and more. The service was outstanding. I had questions about caring for these plants -- repotting, fertilizing, etc. Their expert wasn't in the store, but before I got home (Columbia --30 minutes away), he called to answer my questions. Very nice, very helpful. I also bought some produce (great place for local peaches and tomatoes and more), some frozen meat, and a couple of small gifts. LOVE this place. I'll be back.

such a cool unique place!! love the tree growing in the middle & the unusual plants they sellread more

The customer service is awful!! No welcome, how may I help you? not even a hello. the flowers…read morelooked healthy, but the front persons attitude was certainly lacking.

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.

Great service and beautiful products!!! They helped me create a fountain from one of their…read more decorative pottery pots. They have really unique pieces from antique iron gates to old ceramic pieces. I would call on them for any size job big or small.

Really helpful people here, and the setting itself is like a (large) beautiful garden tucked away…read moreoff a city street. They're well-equipped to help you with your needs, whether you're looking for large items (trees, bushes) for a landscape overhaul or just looking for a bit of color for your porch. It's peaceful just to walk around the area and see what they've got. The staff is great about asking if you need help or have questions: they're very knowledgeable. I'm new to this gardening zone and have had a lot of questions about what grows here. Their recommendations have all been spot-on. These are not big-box store quality flowers. They're robust and have that certain personality (gardeners know what I'm talking about!) that plants from nurseries possess. They have trees, bushes, mosses, annuals, perennials, succulents, and plenty of other things I'm forgetting. There's a greenhouse on the premises, and the entire place is decorated with unexpected found art. And they're a local business. If you still need convincing, they have a great cat.

This was an alright Home Depot, as the store was very clean, the one associate I interacted with…read morewas nice and helpful, and I got in and out pretty quickly. However, I personally think that Home Depot, in general, lags behind Lowe's in a number of key areas, mainly customer service and especially the garden center. Now, I am admittedly not a contractor or experienced in construction, but I think Lowe's does a better job at mastering the overall customer experience.

We attempted to purchase and have a GE Profile dishwasher installed through the Home Depot Harbison…read morelocation in Columbia, South Carolina, and the experience was extremely disappointing from start to finish. We ordered the dishwasher, paid for delivery, professional installation, and the required installation kit. Prior to delivery, we completed all preparation exactly as outlined on Home Depot's website. This was a replacement of an existing dishwasher, not a new install. The plumbing and electrical were already in place, and there are existing 2-inch holes through the cabinet to route the water and drain lines, which is standard. After unboxing the dishwasher and bringing it into our home, the installers told my wife they could not hook it up because the lines run through another cabinet. This makes no sense given that the old dishwasher was installed the same way. Anyone with basic installation experience knows you simply tape the old lines to the new ones and pull them through. My wife even asked if they could complete everything except pulling the lines through to the sink cabinet. They said yes and then left without completing the install. I then called Home Depot customer service and, after being transferred three times, finally reached a supervisor. Unfortunately, it felt like talking to someone reading from a script with no interest in resolving the issue. Since it was clear this was going nowhere, I told them to come pick up the dishwasher. I will purchase from a company that can actually perform the installation they sell. I am capable of installing it myself, but I don't have the time, and Home Depot only allows 48 hours for returns. This entire experience was a waste of time and money. Very disappointed, and I will not be purchasing appliances or services from Home Depot again. Around $900 for Dishwasher $200 for installation now someone else will get that sale.