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    Flowers Farms

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Marcum's Nursery

    Marcum's Nursery

    3.2
    (45 reviews)
    6.1 mi
    $$

    We had an outstanding experience at Marcum's Nursery!…read more When we arrived, we knew we needed plants for three whiskey barrels in full sun and one barrel in full shade, but beyond that, we had no idea what we were doing. As soon as we walked through the door, Kelly introduced himself and asked how he could help. After we explained our situation, he immediately knew exactly what we needed. He guided us to some beautiful clearance hanging plants that were perfect for our barrels and helped us gather everything necessary to make them thrive, including soil, fertilizer, and water supplements. What impressed us most was how easy he made the entire process. As non-plant people, we were feeling overwhelmed and unsure about making the right choices. Kelly took all the anxiety out of the experience, answered our questions, and confidently led us to the perfect setup for our yard. The service was fast, efficient, and incredibly friendly. We left with great plants, all the supplies we needed, and the confidence to make our yard look fantastic. If you're looking for knowledgeable staff and exceptional customer service, Marcum's Nursery is the place to go. We'll definitely be back!

    Love love flowers... I stopped by today to get Snapdragons…read more Since they are a cool weather flower, usually hard to find in May or June. I am planting them in a pot for my porch. When it gets warmer I will move to the side of house for some shade. They had them in all colors. All the flowers were so pretty and blooming! This place is huge. Anything your looking for, it's here. Flowers, trees, bushes,hanging plants, pots , garden supplies. I usually like to spend some time going down every Isle. Total Price is usually HIGH... but flowers make me happy. Today they were moving all flowers in to protect from high winds and storms coming in. After the last frost, this place will be packed with customers. Some popular flowers like white with red Perwinkles go fast. Workers are helpful, Cashiers nice. Restrooms. Just need vending machine for cold drinks and maybe a bench or two to sit and enjoy the views. Could make a backdrop with flowers around for pictures. This generation loves selfies! Lol Need a gift, buy a pot, plant a flower to give. Feeling down, go flower shopping. "Stop and smell the Roses"

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    Marcum's Nursery

    Marcum's Nursery

    4.3
    (12 reviews)
    14.0 mi
    $$

    They suck and they don't stand behind the warranty. terrible customer service and worthless in…read morelandscaping.

    If you are planting your own annuals or perennials, they are great! They have stock that big box…read morestores do not carry. You do pay a premium for their plants, though. I just bought 3 tri color ornamental sweet potato vines. They cost $20. I do not recommend them for trees, though. I chose a beautiful willow tree. There was a freeze, and they asked to substitute it for a different willow. I agreed. It never did thrive and eventually died. They replaced it (which sounds great, but the tree is the cheap part - the labor is expensive!). The workers didn't use the fish emulsion - that I provided (Marcums said the fish emulsion should be mixed in when the tree was planted - and I wanted to give the willow the very best chance possible). This tree died, too. I think the hole they dug was WAY too small. We also got an Asian Pear tree with the first willow. It also died. It came up from below the graft line and is green and growing, but it is no longer an Asian Pear and doesn't fruit. We have spent almost $1,000 on these trees and have no willow at all, and whatever the root stock is for the Asian Pear. We paid the premium for them to plant the trees and guarantee them, but it did not work how I thought it would. Just go to Costco or a Farm Supply store, and do it yourself. Even if it doesn't live, you will only be out a little money.

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    This is whatever grew from the root stock of the Asian Pear.
    This is whatever grew from the root stock of the Asian Pear.
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