This review is for the nursery, not the landscaping business. The nursery selection is not huge,…read morebut what is important about this place is that they specialize in native perennials. This gives them an edge imho. Native plants more easily adapt to our landscapes and they support more insects and birds. I scored several plants I had not seen elsewhere -- Thimbleweed, Canada Mayflower, Solomon's Plume, Bellwort. I passed on the Northern Bedstraw which my parents viewed as a horrible weed. I spent too many hours pulling it out of flower beds in my childhood to want to introduce it into mine now. Prices were reasonable. Definitely worth a stop.

We were on vacation and on our way to a different garden center when we came upon this wonderful…read morenursery. The person working here was really nice, knowledgeable and helpful without being overbearing. The plants here were in much better condition than in many, many other garden centers this time of year (though there are always a few "tired"/dormant plants even at the best places). The nursery's focus is on native plants, and they had a very good selection. My favorite aspect of this nursery was that there was a sign next to each plant that indicated how large it grows, flower color, what kinds of wildlife benefit from it and so on. This kept my husband occupied, so he didn't pace around, staring at his watch and sighing. We ended up buying--among other things--a cinnamon fern because (according to the sign), hummingbirds visit it in the spring to get soft material to line their tiny nests.