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    Brandywine Trees

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    Some of the worst customer service I've experienced, EVER! Rude and clueless - what a combination!…read moreHow does this place stay open and what is the magic sauce for those who actually receive good customer service?

    I've flipped 5 houses in Chester County over the last 30 years and just moved into my 6th…read more Landscaping is a big part of what I invest in as I both enjoy it - and I live in the houses as I renovate so I want them to look nice. As a result, I've been to most every gardening place from East Earl, PA to Phoenixville to the old Agway outside West Chester to Malvern - you get the idea. I first started going to mainline gardens about 6 years ago. They had decent pots, expensive, but nice. Then I started buying plants there (mostly annuals for said pots) and they were nice enough. Now I would normally go on weekdays so I was dealing with the core crew and not the weekend staff. This spring I've been there twice (once in April and once in May) looking specifically for small perennials with varying sunlight requirements. This is the first time I've ever visited this nursery looking at things through that lens and it was beyond disappointing. The weekend staff are probably largely college aged and know absolutely nothing about the plants. They have a covered area in the back where one would assume the shade loving plants would be kept, but nope - it's a complete hodgepodge of anything from full sun to shade and seemingly no rhyme or reason to how it's organized. Yesterday I went to find a Japanese maple. All of their trees and shrubs are in full sun. Some are marked with explanatory tags that tell you about the plant, but just as many are not. I found the perfect red maple, in full sun, and stupidly assumed it was therefor a full sun plant. It isn't. So I spent $200 on a tree that won't work for where I bought it because they have no organization for their plants around sun requirements. So the take-a-way on this is - don't expect knowledgeable staff on the weekend. Don't assume they're doing any intentional placement of their inventory and go in prepared to look things up on your phone as needed. The reason I gave them 2 stars, is that in comparison to every other nursery I go to - they arrange things according to sun requirements. Shade plants are kept under cover and full sun are not. So, caveat emptor.

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    Fantastic Transformation - I can't believe the difference. Our yard has low voltage lighting,…read moreEvergreen screening. I feel comfortable sitting outdoors away from a glance over the fence during the day. My husband and I can enjoy our outdoor space now as our 2nd family room with the lights. While it has been cool start to Spring, I am planning on setting up our solo firepit stove, under the ambience of the party lights strung above and surrounded by low voltage lights to provide safety and illumination without the airport runway feel. Who knows we may even get to roast marsh mellows with a glass of wine. All in the comfort of our own space where Doyle and McDonnell, Inc, designer and crew screened off our backyard from neighbors. I knew our yard was missing something but I couldn't put my finger on it. I look forward to our next project and I know who we are going to call. Thank you - Paula

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    Yes!!! This place is fantastic! If you like casual, light relaxed quality furniture... this place…read moreis for you. We bought 3 pieces from Stacey. Can't wait to return to see what else they bring in!!! No waiting either! Everything was available and associates all kind, helpful and stylish! Women owned business!

    AAAAGH I want to give it 10 stars!!!…read more Vintage home moved a couple of doors down to a much larger location, and their selection is AMAZING! If you are furnishing your shore house (as I am) or going for the cottage/shabby chic look, this is the place in the 'burbs. The prices at Vintage home are so reasonable. They (the three ladies that own it) buy quality "vintage" stuff - not necessarily antiques, but think stuff from the '40s-'60s, and paint them white. I bought an incredible oversized carved mirror and it was only $200, a good sized antique french style linen press for $400, and a pair of french style bedside tables for $300. All are solid wood and very good quality pieces. For the price, it's not even worth hunting and hunting for decent quality furniture at yard sales, etc and then painting it yourself. These ladies have done all the work for you. Their prices are so low that they don't negotiate - and the stuff flies out of the store. They won't hold anything over the weekend since there is such turnover of their inventory, so if you see something you want, buy it. Have your measurements in hand because if you go home to measure someone else will scoop it up (as I did with the linen press. ;-) ) If you are looking for something in particular, you can give your name and they'll do the hunting for you. They don't take Amex and are closed on Mondays. I'll be back Tuesday for round 3....

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