We've been looking around for a garden center since we moved to Pittsburgh last fall, and this…read moreplace was love at first sight! There are a large number of greenhouses, all helpfully numbered (also one labeled "3.5" that appears to be where they prepare things for later!) Prices were more than reasonable - pots were better than Home Depot, and the plants were healthy and very reasonably priced. We picked up two large raspberry plants. A friendly cat recognized us as cat people and came right over while we were browsing and got some pets. (For the dog folks out there, a sleepy older golden was on the premises too.) A delightful experience, we will definitely be back!

Beautiful plants that lasted all season. The folks that work there are EXTREMELY HELPFUL. They…read morewalked around the nursery helping me find exactly what I needed for my home. I highly recommend using this business if you want to make your home beautiful.

Impressive collection of every plant one could want to buy in Pittsburgh! Pricing is ok, used to…read morebe better but inline with other nursery's.

This is our go-to nursery. They have good varieties not present at the big box stores. In…read morebusiness since the 1930s, they have live chickens on prem, several hoop houses, perennials, annuals. Buy 5 yards of mulch and/or mushroom manure and they deliver for free. They do not seem to sell "Bonnie", which in my opinion is great since Bonnie is everywhere and some of their practices are controversial. Their mulch is premium mulch, though it does seem to have its share of duckgrass. One year we used it, and we got sorghum growing in the yard. We bought a number of roses from them. Many of the "drift" brand varieties have done well. Some of the Ingrid Bergman roses got Rose rosette disease. It's not clear if they came from here or from another location, though, so I am not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure I got it from here, but maybe not :shrug: It's a horrible disease. This year, we got some swiss chard to transplant and it was infested with leafborers, which also infected my beets. Now that I know what it looks like I'll actively avoid it. I have heard it can happen when the seasons are cold/wet spring and then hot early, which we had this year. In the end it is a business and they are in business because they sell you things. You really shouldn't transplant squash, melon, cucumber, but they do sell them for transplanting. It's better to stick to seeds with these and sow starting end of May to July. The place is cleared out of vegetables (and other annuals) by mid June. They could have a second round but I guess they want to keep that simple. Perhaps the number of customers doesn't allow it.

Helpful service from staff who know their plants, Healthy plants and trees. Quick reasonably priced…read moredelivery for larger trees. They have a large selection of vegetables, fruits and flowers. Native plants and nativars are labeled.

Great Cherry Cider !!! Also terrific jams and jellies !!! Including T.O.E jam. That is Tangerine,…read moreOrange, and Elderberry!!!

I stumbled upon Appleseed Farms Market last year and saw they were open so we stopped in today and…read moreI'm so glad I did! This place is truly a hidden gem in Valencia! The outdoor selection of flowers absolutely took my breath away - so vibrant and healthy looking. I was impressed by the variety they offer. They don't just have flowers though - their selection of trees and shrubs is extensive and all looked well-cared for. Inside the market is where the real magic happens. I have now tried their apple, muscadine, blueberry, and cherry ciders (obviously had to!) Each one has the perfect balance of sweet and tart. Also Apple Tea which is a new fave! What really sets this place apart is the staff. Everyone I encountered each visit was genuinely friendly and knowledgeable about their products. They took time to answer my questions about plant care without making me feel rushed. It feels good supporting a local small business, especially one that puts such care into their products and customer service. I'll definitely be returning throughout the seasons to see what new offerings they have. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and check out Appleseed Farms Market!

This review is written regarding the best feeds store on Wildwood this past fall. It is written now…read moreas not many people look for a nursery review late fall and winter but rather the spring. My daughter's wedding was on October 28th. We were hunting live mums for decorating. We called MULTIPLE local nurseries. No one was willing to help, commenting that we could purchase what was left at the end of the season. As I continued down my list, I called best feeds on Wildwood. I had great experiences there before. I was shocked when the gentleman that answered the phone said to stop in and that they could certainly do something for me!!! He introduced me to two female staff members who were experts in matching colors, mums that bloomed later in the season, and sizes that I would need for each space. They also taught us how to make the blooms open at just the right time. The day of pick up they were all organized on a rack and ready to go. Can't say enough about the plant knowledge that the staff possesses. I really won't shop anywhere else for my plant needs moving forward. Can't say enough about how much it made her wedding day and the complements we received about our outside decorations. Cathy B

I was in the area and was looking for some perennials. The…read moreplace is nice and very large and had a good selection of perennials. The prices where about average to other nurseries. The one problem I had was there where virtually no customer sales help at all and after about 15 minutes I gave up and decided to leave. In the entire time I was there not one sales person came up to me and asked if they could help me find something???????? For me that is poor customer service even if they have nice plants and trees and a huge selection customer service should always be #1.