Sundown Gardens has a great selection of flowers and plants. They really have everything you can…read morethink of and lots of it. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. The quality of products is great, but the prices are a bit higher than the home improvement stores. I come here when I need something unusual or hard to find and they always have it.

Sundown is our favorite. It's not too big or overwhelming but the selection is perfectly curated…read more We especially love the indoor gift selection and card options. Thank you, Sundown!

Always great service and selection from a locally owned family business. I have been buying…read morebeautiful plants there for over 20 years.

Fantastic service! Got a real Xmas tree for the first time and they told us everything we need to…read moreknow. Xmas Tree 101! They even loaded the tree on top of the van for us!

My mom and I have been coming here for a long time. I have several fond memories, especially when I…read morewas younger, of accompanying her to pick out the plants for her garden every spring from Rosie's. The business has always had a calming atmosphere with their setups of running fountains and planters at the forefront of the establishment. Heading deeper past the wide array of various sized planters, you can find almost any kind of plant you're looking for. They have both perrenials and stunning annual flowers as well as your classic hastas, ferns, and different kinds of shrubbery. Additionally they have hanging baskets that my mom and I always used to choose from for my grandmother as a present on Mother's Day. My personal favorites to look for that they have in are the different types of climbing vine plants they have such as clematis and candy corn plants. When I was old enough I received my own plot of my mom's garden to fill with my own plants, so of course we went to Rosie's, and we were able to find even some of the most obscure flowers that I wanted. My personal favorite that I was able to find was a mock orange bush. I can proudly say that my garden is thriving because of Rosie's care and devotion. The best part about Rosie's though, is that their plants are well taken care of. My mom and I have always gone to Rosie's because they give the plants a healthy start, ensuring that perrenials will last for years to come and annuals won't shrivel up and die the second you transplant them like flowers from Lowes. The icing on the cake is how welcoming and nice the staff are. They're always helpful in finding what you're looking for and helping to load heavy bags of potting soil or large plants. Overall, I think the word needs to get out more about Rosie's in the gardening community. They have won me over for life, and I would always recommend this place to friends that are interested in building their own garden.

Terrible experience. I have bought lots of annuals from them. I bought a flat of impatiens from…read morethem last week and they all died within the week. The man on the phone said "you didn't water them". Yes, I did, daily. It was hot. They died. His reply? " If you are asking me to guarantee annuals in 90° heat, my answer would have to be no" Go to Sullivan's. I am so sorry I didn't.

I only got a few seedlings from the first pack of seeds, so Urban Farmer semt me another. This…read moretime I didn't waterlog them and got a great seedlings rate. I wanted Atlas variety since it was supposed to hold up in the brutal South Texas summers. I transferred them to the garden in early May and man, they really took off - 85, 90, 95 degrees and higher. Here it is November and these guys are all 2 ft tall, some over three feet. These seeds are the real deal.

I ordered about 8 different varieties of tomatoes this year. These are the worst seeds I have ever…read moregotten. Of 250 seeds, I MAY have gotten a 30% germination rate. I have customers that I grow plant starts for every year and this has set me back dramatically and now I will have to break the news to them that I am behind because I got some junk seed.

Great vibe! Lots of plant accessories! This house is so cute! Made me feel transformed into…read moreanother time.

I absolutely love their new location. It's the coziest vibe ever. I honestly wish to buy a house…read moresimilar to this shop it's so cozy and vast. I can never visit without taking a new plant baby home. Thank you for always having a wonderful space for people to visit Angela.

This is a cool place to just walk around and relax. Also, if you choose to buy something, the…read moreowner is happy to talk to you about anything.

The cutest little nursery in Fishers. Geist Nursery is tucked away off of 96th Street, almost in a…read moreresidential area. It's one of those places where you might miss it if you drive too fast. I happened upon it during a walk. This place has lots of native plants for landscaping, as well as beautiful and healthy flowering plants, fruit and vegetable plants, shrubs, trees, mulch and lots more. They have a small variety of indoor plants, but not much. The nice woman behind the counter told me so when I wandered into the checkout area to look at the indoor plants. They do have some nice succulents and rubber plants, though. Plus pottery and garden tchotchkes. There's also a greehouse that houses the more delicate outdoor plants and starts. It was nice to walk around and be surrounded by so much greenery. When I visited on a weekday, there were lots of people around to help and answer questions. Everyone I encountered was friendly, but they also knew when to just leave you alone and let you (me) bask in the beauty of plants.

The atmosphere of this landscaping center is what drew us in. It had been years since my last…read morevisit, but I recall this place being set along a heavily wooded area and having a somewhat dreamy setting about it. It also doesn't hurt that it's a stone throw from Traders Point Creamery for ice cream after. ;) We popped in to see what spring selections they had available to kickstart our bushes, vegetables and more. We were a few days ahead of some shipments coming in so we weren't able to find too much quite yet. It was still an enjoyable visit to see the earlier blooms and how everything is laid out. The only thing that held it up from a fifth star was we felt like the staff was withholding or not taking us seriously when we were asking for interest in ordering a magnolia tree. We were asking for price ranges and they wouldn't seem to give it to us even though we understood that they didn't have them available currently or that they may need to look it up. I can't help but feel like I thought we wouldn't be able to afford it or something of that nature. Otherwise, a not so bad experience. You will find everything from wind chimes, tropical plants, fairly mature trees, and birdseed here.

Bought a tree. Hopefully it will grow well. Looks smaller than in the store. The guys who…read moreplanted it were super helpful and nice.

It's become a habit to purchase these bouquets from Harvest Moon Flower Farm at the Broad Ripple…read moreFarmers Market. Over Xmas we gave them as gifts on Xmas Eve for Christmas Tables and today I am so pleased with the Centerpiece for Easter tomorrow. Years ago I would walk a couple blocks down the street to purchase bouquets as often as possible from the Grey house on Kessler shortly after they were picked and today's purchase at the Market reminds me of those happy times too. I know there are many options now for flowers in the grocery stores and other retail outlet however you can see this unique naturalistic bunch is spectacular and worth it. Price I feel is reasonable for a special occasion this grouping is two bouquets to make a impact on a large table. 37.00

I hired Linda from Harvest Moon Flower Farm after receiving a recommendation from a friend that…read morelives in Bloomington, IN. Linda did an amazing job with the flowers for my wedding down in Bloomington! I had her special order Picasso Calla Lilies and arrange all of the boutonnières for family members. She also put together three lovely terrariums for the tables at the wedding, as well as some greenery for our wedding cake. The arrangements were gorgeous and so was her farm. Just two things to consider: she does not deliver, so it made it a little more difficult to get the arrangements before the wedding. While she is only 20 minutes outside of Bloomington, it wasn't on the way to our venue. I knew my parents would love to see the farm, so that made it worthwhile for me. The other thing is that she has two (adorable) dogs that will greet you when you arrive. I LOVE dogs, but don't care for them to jump on me with muddy paws. . . ;) When we went to pick up the wedding flowers, the dogs jumped onto the side of my newly-washed vehicle and left mud marks & scratches on my car. I had my car washed again and the marks from the dogs are still there. Not the end of the world, but not fabulous either. If I were throwing an event in Bloomington, I would definitely hire her again!