Great place! Wide assortments of plants, pots, tools, flowers, greenery and arrangements…read more It was climate controlled and very nice temperature and gentle breeze. The prices were decent compared to the quality of the plants they have. You wonder about but there are attendants around if you have questions. We really liked the 3 checkout lanes they had so no long, long lines. Glad we found this place! Got some nice healthy plants!

I have been going to Klein's for years. They have beautiful, healthy, plants and flowers. I also…read morelove the pottery. What I don't love is the extremely rude workers, one in particular. First time, I chalked it up to she's having a bad day. Second, third and fourth time, I'm over it. The prices are crazy. I get it's local, and they do everything but it's getting out of hand. Most starter plants are priced at over 30$. I purchased a starter African Violet for 17$ and they wanted to charge me extra for the cheap plastic lid it was sitting in. Seriously? An extra charge for a plastic lid? When I'm already paying 17$. Crazy. Never again. Going to Jungs from now on.

A great small locally owned flower shop that creates high quality arrangements at a reasonable…read moreprice in short notice plus the deliver! I highly recommend them for all floral needs, I have been very pleased with everything I've ever gotten from them.

Blatantly Misleading. No Fine Print. No Accountability…read more I ordered a Clematis from McKay Nursery in a #1 container, which their site described as approximately a 1-gallon size. What I got was a 2.5-quart pot--dramatically smaller than what any reasonable person would expect when ordering a gallon-sized plant. I contacted customer service, and Matt Weaver responded by telling me that a "#1 container" is actually a "trade gallon," which, according to him, means 2.4-2.9 quarts. That's not a real gallon. And more importantly: that information was nowhere on McKay's website. No small print. No disclaimer. No fine print. Nothing. To justify this, Matt sent me a link--not from McKay--but from a completely unrelated company's website (NC Farms), trying to retroactively explain away the discrepancy. That's not customer service. That's deflection. If McKay is using a non-standard sizing system, it is their responsibility to be transparent about that at the point of sale--not after someone calls them out. The fact that this was omitted entirely from their site makes it false advertising, plain and simple. The plant might be healthy, but I paid for something I didn't receive--and the way it was handled showed zero integrity. Buyers beware: McKay's "gallon" isn't a gallon. And once they've got your money, don't expect accountability.

Buyer Beware! This company sells inferior plants online. None of my plants showed and life almost…read moreone year later! Do not honor their 1-year guarantee! BBB to be reported also.

This shop is amazing!! The people are so nice and the flowers are amazing! The flowers last a…read morereally long time and the gifts they offer are so beautiful! I especially like the homemade cards they sell. So pretty!

From the owner: Wholesale and retail fresh flowers.read more