Cox's plant farm was a fun adventure for picking flowers with the family! The store is VERY large…read moreand they have multiple greenhouses. It is also very neat, clean, and organized. Cox's also has equipment, tools, accessories, and all of the gardening necessities your heart desires! The flowers were hearty colorful and the quality for the price is hands down 5 out of five! There was a very tall man working in the shrub area who approached me for help and showed me exactly what I came for and explained how to take care of it. He also pointed out that they have a one year guarantee on their perennials for one price or you could pay the lower fee and take the plant as is. The snag I ran into with my family was how rude the front end staff was. We were glared at and not greeted. Then when it was time to cash out my mom asked one of the cashiers if she was open. The cashier rolled her eyes made a face and said yeah as though the last thing she wanted to do was cash us out. Her attitude was incredibly rude and disgusting!! The cashier that cashed me out wasn't much better. She didn't take the time to explain the difference between the 1yr guarantee and the as is price she just charged me the higher price without regard. Over all it's a great store for all of your planting needs they just need some customer service support intervention ASAP!! I would go again. I just hope the front end staff is nicer!

Women at the checkout center were rude and not helpful. It was extremely busy and I understand that…read morebut I don't think it's an excuse

If you are one of those people who like learning something new throughout your entire life, you can…read morelearn a lot from visiting the Hobbit Gardens in Fillmore (west of Danville and at frequent farmers' markets.) If you are someone who likes getting 'back to basics' or more in touch with the natural parts of your life, then you will like visiting Hobbit Gardens. Okay, just so you know, you won't find anything related to the book series about the Hobbit/Lord of the Rings here. The owner is a fan of the books from here grade school days and liked the connection of the characters to the world around them. The owner opened the shop and herb garden when she moved to the Indy area. All the herbs she sells in her store are grown on the grounds. Not only can you buy herbs, but you can learn about growing them, learn about drying them, about making decorative wreaths, about their medicinal and health values. She offers classes (see her website) to students as well as adults. When you visit, there is limited parking on the gravel drive. The owner owns both the shop and the house, so you can park wherever you see gravel. Because it was late into fall during our visit, most of the herbs outside were already harvested, but she still had fresh herbs potted inside the shop so you could see about getting some of those. To be honest, I didn't make any purchases because I frankly don't use herbs for anything other than for cooking. My wife asked a lot of questions and because she did, I learned a lot more than I would have. So, I can't give you any pricing on the products. Sorry. But Constance is a pleasure to speak with and she has been immersed in learning about all the uses of herbs for decades. While there we chatted with her as we walked through the gardens and into the shop. There are special events on the property whenever a solstice or a new year starts. There is even a Sweat Lodge on site towards the back of the property that can be reserved for special occasions. I have to admit I am not sure if I would ever be interested in reserving it, but I found it interesting. The space seems inviting and just walking about and smelling the fragrances left us feeling relaxed and calm...more in touch with nature. If you feel like learning more and want to do something out of the ordinary, give Constance a call or check her out at one of the Farmers' Markets (She attends the Winter's Market at the Indy CCIC starting in mid-November if you don't feel like driving to the far west side. My wife and I enjoyed our visit and the opportunity to learn something new. Review #3815

Soules Gardens used to be THE place to go for hosta and daylilies but the owners closed it or…read moreslowed down, not sure,a number of years ago. It is reopened and coming back to brilliant life! There's a good bit of deferred maintenance in the gardens but they are still impressive. Apparently they do NOT dig their own plants anymore. One thing I really love about this nursery is the outstanding knowledgeable staff who can tell you so much about many of the plants they sell but be patient as they give this kind of great service to other customers. 4 stars instead of 5 because they don't dig their own plants.

A wonderful place to spend you afternoon! We always have a hard time deciding between the hundreds…read moreof daylilies in their fields the few we will add to our garden. Give yourself time to walk the grounds and relax amongst the decades old hostas and recent exotic lovelies. And, most importantly, enjoy talking with the owner.

Fantastic nursery! My sister and I went yesterday for our annual garden center trip each spring. We…read moreusually go to Cox Garden Center way out in Clayton, but we wanted to try a closer place this year. We were very impressed with their selection and quality. Lots of natives offered and a big variety of perennials and annuals. Gorgeous plants and super friendly staff. Highly recommend.

Spent about half an hour looking at the plants they had, didn't find any natives. Also, maybe i was…read morereading wrong, but it seemed they only had annuals.

Hostetler Farms is the best nursery in the country! Great family business and a beautiful place.read more

We had an excellent experience!! We were scheduled very fast and our driver checked in with us…read morebefore coming! The mulch is great and he dropped it right in front of beds which is very helpful! We highly recommend them. Thank you!!

We had a trailer full of sod we needed to be rid of. So we googled, found this place, and tried to…read morecall them and see if they take sod. When we did, there was a long answering machine messaged that eventually told us to press one for dropoffs. This new answering machine told us that they take sod and to click a certain number to pay, so we thought we could just pay with cash at the front. When we get there, they call the clearly seen topsoil of grass and dirt just a pile of dirt and that they can't take that because they have too much dirt. They then told us they know another place and to google them because they didn't know the name. We then left and gave them a bad review on Yelp.

The staff were amazing! They helped me find all of the exact stones I wanted and didn't seem to…read moremind how long it took. I love that you can have them bring you a pallet and you can select exactly how much you want and which exact stones if you're picky!

Staff was amazing. Very patient and helpful. We were able to get what we needed at an amazing…read moreprice. Great place to buy mulch and stone

Miss M's has such a good selection of indoor and outdoor plants as well as decorative decor for…read moreyour flower beds! I spent a lot of time wandering around and trying to decide exactly what I wanted and came home with some pretty greenery for my front porch. I also got a tiny indoor succulent that I have in a macrame hanging pot, away from my cats. Their porch geese were super cute and came both painted and unpainted. Great selection of trees and shrubs too if you are looking for those.

(Zero Star's) I have worked with many nursery's all over Southern Indiana. We have shopped local to…read moresupport local. Today was a different story. We stopped in and walked the nursery. I had to go in to ask about some bushes we were interested in and wanted to see if they had more or were getting more. The two women working the register were extremely rude and disrespectful. They were more concerned about cutting cardboard and making faces and gossiping. I finally got one's attention as the other continued to talk over me and I was just asking for help. She told me she couldn't help me and the other gave me a weird look as I was disrupting their gossip time. The prices were a bit high, but we wanted to support local. If you pride yourself in the quality in what you carry. Where is the quality customer services? We put back what we already picked and the list of everything we needed back. We already had several thousand dollars worth of things and needed help with the rest. We went to support different a local nursery that deserved the business. If you aren't here for the customer and you didn't know we were going to spend $7-$12k. Act better. Be better. Do better. No response needed. You said enough today with your employees actions.