Patuxent Nursery has a great selection of plants, landscaping items, and mulch, soil, etc., all…read morevery well grown, and from seedling stock, to trees requiring professional installation. And if you don't want to do it yourself, they have Compleat Landscaping to do it for you. The quality is such, many local land and hard scapers use them

Really nice place for plant shopping, gardening and outdoor landscaping. They have everything and…read morethe prices are reasonable. The staff is very helpful if you ask them questions and advice. They also have a food truck outside who has a good selection of Hispanic food and drinks

After learning that her best friend, Kitty Pryde, has been kidnapped by the Hellfire Club, Illyana…read moreRasputin (Magik) of the New Mutants convinces her teammates to stage a clandestine rescue operation of Kitty and Doug Ramsey from the Massachusetts Academy. Amara Aquila (Magma) uses her geothermal abilities to tunnel into the lair where it appears Kitty has been bound to a chair, only for the New Mutants to discover to their horror that Illyana's friend is nothing more than a hologram and they have become entrapped by Emma Frost, the Hellfire Club's White Queen, a powerful telepath. After calling on Amara's earthquake powers to create a distraction, Illyana transports the team to Limbo, the demon realm over which she reigns and out of the reach of Frost. But what if, in an alternate story progression from Chris Claremont and Sal Buscema's New Mutants issues 15 and 16, the team then learns that they could set their own trap for Emma Frost? What if, during Danielle Moonstar's psychic interrogation of a few low-level employees, they discover that the White Queen is a sucker for the holidays, especially Halloween and Christmas, and that teleporting themselves to Homestead Gardens in Davidsonville, Maryland, could provide all of the disruptions they need to negate the White Queen's most powerful weapon: her focused mind? Frost might find her lavish tastes torn into infinite directions, from the touchy-feely animal books that could lull young toddler mutant recruits to sleep to the Beatrix Potter-like dining sets that could enchant their distrusting yet nostalgic guardians; from the individually-crafted, kaleidoscopically-colored puppets that could entertain homesick adolescents to the visually-radiant and climatologically-resilient mums, whose scented whispers could soothe teenage lasses who seek something to take care of; and, suddenly, Amara's tunneling skills and Illyana's teleporting prowess might completely escape Frost's notice.

This is such a fun place! They have an indoor/outdoor market full of plants and other fun, neat…read moretrinkets to buy. It is a great place to come during the holidays as they have Christmas decorations too. They have a live band at time over the weekend and we really liked their beers.

I love Greenstreet!…read more Not only for your plant mom needs, BUT - for the businesses they partner with, and the holiday cheer that's spread throughout the fall/winter months. From shopping for reason mentioned earlier, for a pumpkin patch and corn maze OR for visiting Cousins' Lobster food truck, you have more than enough reasons to go to Greenstreet! Their Halloween/pumpkin patch season is my favorite!

SUMMARY: DO NOT ATTEND THE EGG DROP. we attended the helicopter egg drop today. We stood in the sun…read morefor 2 hours with absolutely no shade to wait in a line where in the last 10 minutes everyone bunches to the front and skips you anyways. On top of that my 2 year old was excited to get eggs dropped from the helicopter, but we had no idea that ALL of those eggs were unfilled. So after $33, being in the sun for 2.5 hours with no shade, my daughter walks away empty handed and crying about no candy. I will never shop at Greenstreet after this crook activity, going to homestead gardens instead.

I really like this is the place to get my firewood. I have had them deliver half a cord in the past…read moreand they've been great but more recently I've been buying smaller loads and taking them home. The prices are fair and best of all they let me pick my wood out myself which I really like.

My first visit to The Happy Seed was this evening. A friend told me that in addition to being a…read moregarden center, they do lots of fun events. So our group booked one of their plant bingo sessions. The owner, Stacey, is so pleasant. She goes to great effort to make it a fun and relaxing experience. There was delicious jasmine tea, refreshments, and a variety of plants to choose from for prizes. The lighted pavilion is a lovely outdoor space. We were there for two hours, and then we had a chance to check out the shop, which is full of beautiful gift items and teas. You can tell that the whole place is a labor of love.

Very friendly owners. Always helpful and willing to chat if you want that or will let you shop on…read moreyour own if you prefer. Wonderful options for tea, goodies, small plants, and gifts.

I had a great experience. I ordered from 3 different online nurseries and the plants I received…read morefrom Garden Goods were much much better. Larger, shipped more securely, and very healthy on arrival.

purchased pachysandra described as 50 plants for $100. It arrived bag up a little bit but still…read moreuseable. The box was a little bit larger than the size a case of a can of beers. The plants were all stuffed together and not seperated in tiny pots as I expected. There was no way I could count the plants since as I said they were jammed together. I reached out to customer service and they eventually emailed me and initially thought they had sent the wrong order and again reached out and said the order was as it should be and made no attempt to deal with my dissappoinment. Stay away from these folks and shop locally. I feel ripped off and ignored.