This family-owned garden center is likely to have exactly what you're looking for, at a reasonable…read moreprice. Their plants are hardy and healthy; their friendly employees give expert advice and guidance; their selection is fantastic. Overall, a visit to Burkharts is a great experience and they offer excellent value for your gardening dollar. You can pay more elsewhere, or get just what you need for a fair price and support a local business. To me, it's a no-brainer.

I went in looking for something that I could plant for a mosquito repeller. The saleswoman told me…read moreshe didn't have anything nor did she try to help me find anything! I asked about a few other plants I owned, they're not looking too good. "I do not have a great green thumb, plus I bought most of my plants from Home Depot and Kroger's. I am trying to learn how to do it the right way." Being that nobody was in the store other than me I deemed it the perfect time to ask questions and maybe she could've shown me some plants I could care for with ease! NOPE... Her attitude was very nonchalant! So, I took my $375.00 back home got on the phone with Knolls Nursery, and will be spending my money with them! THEY answered ALL my questions and even will have someone walk me around tomorrow and help me pick out plants I will be able to maintain with a brown thumb until it turns green.

It's very cute inside, has a nice selection of jams and preserves as well as fruits and veggiesread more

I'm going to start this review by saying I'm not from around here. I hail from Northeast Ohio,…read morewhere apple picking is a quintessential fall activity that takes place in late September through October. So imagine my disappointment when last October I went hunting for an apple orchard in the greater Cincinnati area only to discover every single one had sold out of u-pick apples by the end of the first weekend of the month. Um, what?! So this year I was determined to get my apple picking in, even if that meant going in the second week of September. Which I did, right here at Monnin Fruit Farm. This place is out in the country as it should be and has a great variety of apples to choose from. When we went, the honey crisp were already nearly gone, but they'd just opened up the winesap rows. We got some of everything, from Fuji to golden delicious to macintosh. You buy by the half bushel or the bushel; prices aren't posted but this year the half bushel is $20. Cash or check only! Be sure to check out the store as well. On our way out we grabbed a dozen free range eggs, some apple butter and a bag of toffee. They've also got local milk, meat products and other produce. Monnin gets high marks for 1) actually having apples, 2) posting u-pick information on Facebook, 3) their awesome store and 4) knowledgeable staff. Minus one star for a confusing map/flag system for identifying apple varieties, and only two sizes for buying apples. Didn't really need a whole half bushel but you can bet I filled that bag! Would be nice to pay by weight or have a smaller size. Overall, this place scratched my apple-picking itch. Great way to kick off fall. Now, who's ready for apple pie?