What an absolute gem of a farm and the family that owns it! My husband and I took our boys there…read moreto meet the Easter Bunny. They had such an adorable set up in a cute cabin and the photographer was really great with my boys. The bunny was friendly and had a kind face that was welcoming to my toddler twin boys! It was rainy and muddy, but the family that owns the farm was so kind and welcoming! They had baby chicks that the kids could pet and had set up a great egg hunt around the farm! My boys were very interested in the chickens and goats! I definitely hope to visit Godsell Farm in the future and would highly recommend to anyone else as well!

I think I learned about this farm with a Google search last year and stored it for a future pumpkin…read morepatch visit. You park in the lot and walk to the Welcome Center to pay the $5 per person admission, which includes the hayride with hay bales (not lame wooden benches with a few strands of straw on it like most places), haunted maze, bread for feeding the farm animals and touring the grounds. Pumpkins range in price from $3 to $6, and you pick them in patch. Animals include horses, ponies, pigs, a llama, a donkey, a cow, turkeys, goats, chickens, and ducks. The staff is extremely welcoming and friendly! Godsell Farm is my new favorite place for pumpkin picking and affordable Fall family fun! It is a MUST visit! You still have time this year yet!

This is an off-season review. Probably limited by COVID19, right now they are only selling corn…read more But these giant ears of corn are ABSOLUTELY delicious, fresh from the farm, and so cheap. My only problem is that these ears of corn are bigger than any pot I have in my kitchen.

I took mom and lil' sis to this spot Halloween weekend. There were slim pickings for pumpkins,…read morewhich I knew before I arrived because I called to ask and the gentleman that answered gave me an honest answer. Regardless, I chose to continue our trip there, and I was happy I did. The farm features a corn maze that takes more than 20 seconds to get through, a small petting zoo where kids can feed goats and see a few other animals, and a hayride which takes you around the farm. There was a small fee for the hayride, but the corn maze was free, as was the petting zoo. You just had to donate $.50, I think (might have been less), for the pellets to feed the goats. The store sells seasonal fruits, veggies, bakery, and "gift shop" type items. I will come back again, but I'll try to leave an earlier weekend in October open in my calendar, for a better pumpkin selection. Although, we did find a small pumpkin in great condition that sufficed for this year.

Today is Friday, April 24, 2026 opening day of Wayne's daughters! I have personally never been here…read morebefore so I thought today was the day! When I arrived it was pretty busy between noon and 1 PM But again it was opening day today. I was able to find parking about two blocks up. When I arrived, my jaw was completely dropping on how beautiful everything was displayed!!! and I did notice that almost every employee with the red shirt on smiled and said good afternoon. Extremely helpful as well. So let's get to the hanger baskets! They ginormous and huge!! such a beautiful display of so many different kinds ranging in different prices. And they also have many many carts on site for you to use. Which was extremely helpful. I ended up purchasing two hanging baskets and they were absolutely gorgeous. Hopefully I'll be back for more. Thank you so much for making my first experience, such a delightful one.

Best flowers in town! The absolute best prices! The free popcorn was so good!!! The candy stand is…read moreSO cute!!!

We have come here for over 15 years. In summer great for corn and other veggies. Fall is the place…read morefor pumpkins and gourds, children's level haunted barn, some animals and of course the best hay ride around. Course has changed over the years as he has sold off most of his farm land but it is a crazy and at time fast twisting course. $2 per person for the ride and pumpkins are very reasonably priced most at $5 or less for a very good sized pumpkin. In winter we have come here for Christmas trees but have since gone to another location. They obviously do this for the people and kids. If you live in the Waukesha area why travel and further when there is a chance pace like this.

First time here. I was driving by and noticed that they still plenty of annuals and baskets left…read more I found a pretty amazing selection of annuals flats, succulents, shrubs and perennials. Bought several items that I was going to plants after getting home. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Only a few people there on a Friday morning, so checking out was a breeze. I would definitely stop again.

When we asked for location of the type of plants we wanted, the owner immediately stopped what she…read morewas doing and took us to the location. She readily answered the questions that we had. When it was time to check out she put plants in boxes that make it easier to carry and was conversational during the checkout process. Owner asked if we would bring the plastic plant holders back if we were nearby. She said they are not recyclable and they would reuse them. I like people who think of the environment and how to keep it clean.

Can't wait until 2026 opens. Always get baskets and my annuals…read more 2 locations-main is in Mukwonago and satellite in Waukesha.

I am a designer by trade and I chose Anna's Greenhouse because they have the largest display of…read morehanging baskets that I've seen in some time. I wanted two matching baskets except that one would have white begonias and the other would have yellow ones. I got begonia baskets last year and they looked good right up until frost. I decided this year I would ask them to make me custom baskets with some additional plants in them. I discussed what plants we could add and the man who helped me came up with several nice suggestions. I really enjoyed working with him planning the design of these baskets. I now have 2 unique baskets and one of my neighbors is asking me to help her get some baskets like mine. I have posted pictures of both my baskets and one has become the main photo of the gallery. I would highly recommend that you go to Anna's Greehouse in the country outside of Mukwonago and tell them you want a hanging basket with some pizzaze! Tell them Carroll sent you.

I visited Plant Land for the first time in early June (noting that for selection reasons). A friend…read morerecommended I check it out! Overall I was expecting "more" from the shopping visit. I came with a particular need in mind, shade annuals to plant in a specific area. I assumed going to a local business rather than a chain would entail more of a personal touch but I didn't get that. The two employees greeted me but didn't ask if I needed any help so I figured I'd just roam around and see what I could find. I didn't think the types of plants were labeled very well, so I ended up back at the register to ask for advice. After I interrupted her reading a magazine, the lady gave me a couple of suggestions and pointed to areas I could look but it would have been nice if she walked me to the spot and helped me look for what she recommended. She also mentioned they were out of the options that may be a good fit so I guess, come earlier than the first week of June for a full selection. We aren't all garden experts and I was hoping they would be. Anyway, I figured out what to get by reading the markers in the plants. I can't say for sure, but I feel like I was also overcharged for the plants I selected. You'll see in my picture but their pricing for most items is based on the size of the container. How do I know the guy who rang me up picked the right price? My receipt didn't provide details so I couldn't verify later. Anyway, I like the plants I selected but I don't think I'll return. I get more of a personal touch with plant advice from my local hardware store (though they have a limited selection).

Great selection, knowledgeable staff. Year after year! Just love this nursery. Shop here every…read morespring for the best! Will not shop another.

Hard to find, easy to love! I've heard about this place from WMSE, and I'm happy to have this…read moreoption on the South Side. I had already done much of my garden shopping for the year, prior to visiting, but was in need of a fancy iron trellis, some tomato plants, native grasses. Custom Grown Greenhouses has a large selection of affordable vegetables, herbs, annuals, a small selection of perennials, and they also carried affordably priced pre-made succulent planters (which are really popular and pricey at other garden shops). I did find the tomato I was looking for, and the native grass selection was adequate, although not extensive. I was disappointed that there wasn't much of a trellis selection beyond the most basic trellis, but many things just weren't clearly priced, so you'd have to find an associate. I actually would've bought lots more, had prices just been clearly displayed. This place IS affordable, and it's definitely worth checking out.

How does this place have no reviews? There are always a ton of cars in the lot. I guess the…read moregardening crowd and the Yelp crowd don't have much overlap. My fiancée is really into gardening. Unfortunately, she didn't get seeds in the ground this year because our housing situation was a bit up in the air just as she'd have needed to be planting. In need of some greenery in our lives we stopped in here just to take a look around. This place is way bigger than it looks from the street. As you walk back, you'll pass from room to well-organized room of all sorts of annuals, perennials, vegetables, and other decorative plants. I don't have much of a green thumb myself, but I couldn't help myself from getting a really cool hanging basket with a succulent in it called "string of pearls" or "rosary beads." It looks like a string filled with tiny grapes or peas. It's a cool, unique, and weird houseplant. I've got it hanging on my front porch right now (but thankfully protected from the crazy storms). It's not always immediately clear what something costs just looking at the tables, but it seemed like the staff was buzzing around enough that you could ask easily. All-in-all, a great and apparently underrated place