$14.00 for small containers of dill and oregano? I know things are expensive these days but Gades…read morewould have sold it to me for $8.00 if they did not sell out. I'm staying at Gades. Like today I'll go only in a gardening emergency. Start from seed save money. Buy seeds on-line. This whole Family owned thing does not mean that one Family cannot over charge another family. It only six bucks but sometimes people take advantage of others.

Hewitt's had me at "family owned." I have a soft spot for local businesses, so they get a bonus…read morepoint from the get-go. Then, several visits and purchases over the years make me feel comfortable and excited enough to revisit, mostly this location. The most recent visit was no exception. Colourful annuals fit for the spring were aplenty both in the front and the back of the store, and we found plants here that we hadn't seen at any other major garden centre in the Capital Region so far. Maiden grass was the awesome find on the most recent visit, and the staff at checkout answered our questions about plant care which was very helpful. The prices appear to be competitive, as we found both lower, equivalent, and higher prices compared to several garden centres in the area. Parking here has not been an issue and they have their own parking lot, and we appreciated they were open till 7pm when some other stores were closed. I hope they stay open for a long time.

Nice selection of annual for window boxes despite a difficult year with suppliers and prices were…read morereasonable. $4.99 per 4.5 in flower pot verses Beckers @ $6.40 each. I save $66. And Becker's didn't didn't have a good selection despite being 10x the size. They only have geraniums and petunias. And great customer service and advice!

Business owner is kind and knows their traditional outside garden plants, If you want flowers,…read moreveggies and herbs then this is a viable option. If you are looking for houseplants there arent many choices and they dont seem to know a lot just the basics about houseplants. I enjoyed their flower selections very much though.

Love the resident dog. Excellent succulent and house plant selection. Lovely berry bushes. Amusing…read moreroadside sign that is updated regularly- gives me a chuckle on my way to work. Very good!

Great plants and excellent customer service. Miranda is knowledgeable, answered all our questions,…read morejust awesome

My wife and I decided that for our first Christmas in our new house we would get a real tree. (We…read morehave for years used a cheap artificial tree from Walmart). Without really knowing what we were getting into, we followed a friend's recommendation to this place. We went the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and it was very busy. Online articles say that this is the busiest weekend for buying real trees, and if you wait too long you may get stuck with an ugly tree. When we arrived around 10:20, it was plenty busy. We rode a hay wagon up the hill to an area covered with trees, were handed saws to cut them down, and let loose. Many trees have colored tags which correspond to a sheet of paper they give you listing prices (purple trees cost X, yellow tags cost Y, etc.) Untagged trees are available for purchase but they recommend you ask someone who works there first for a price quote before cutting it down to avoid sticker shock. My wife left the area where the others were and hiked into the back portion to find the "perfect tree." She found one that was a bit too tall for our house, but we had to have it. We asked for a quote and it was well within our budget. Unfortunately, there was only one person doing quotes so we waited literally 20-30 minutes before the guy came and found us in the back. Had we selected a pre-tagged tree, it would have gone much quicker. Then, I cut it down and he loaded it onto the wagon, and back we went. They only accept cash or checks, and they won't help you mount it on the car (for insurance reasons we were told) though they do have plenty of twine. I don't think they bale the trees either, at least I didn't see it available. They have a small store in the barn with cocoa and such, though after a morning of cold and rain I was in no mood to investigate. We secured the tree to the car and headed home. The place was cute and had lots of nice trees. Ours ended up being $48, which seemed fair. It might be more than one from a big box store, but we were paying for the experience of searching it out, cutting it, and bringing it home. As tree farms go, this was a much nicer than the one we went to in the past and I would recommend the place.

He only deals with rich people and big projects. Doesn't keep appointments, doesn't return calls,…read moredoesn't own up to his mistakes. He came to our place once to look at the job, but never came back. Would've given him a zero but that wasn't an option

Had work done, an outdoor patio and kitchen. Work was good, but now having issues with sinking…read morepavers and after many attempts my request for calls back remain unreturned.

We decided to buy two hydrangea plants because of the great selection available. But, more…read moreimportantly, because we needed advice on how and where to plant for optimal growth. The staff patiently provided the expertise we needed. While checking out, we bought a set of hand tools since ours were old and battered. They had served us well for many years. Kukak is a family-owned and operated business that has been serving the region for over 44 years. It started as a small family business that blossomed into a comprehensive, reputable garden center. The owners work together alongside their children. Kukak is an asset to the community. My neighbor praised the landscaping work their staff designed and planted recently. Professional work, large stock on hand, and competitive prices are features that attract new customers as well as serve the old.

The individuals who run this location are brilliant, bursting with experience & kindness. I'm so…read moregrateful for this location. They are mentoring me to create a whimsical safe stunning back yard. If you are transforming your backyard, please come see them.