The hardest task here is making a decision on which of the thousands of plants to choose.read more

The warranty process should be fully explained at the time of purchase…read more If you must have a lot of proof of purchase. When the proof should be the plant is rather unique one I've only found there. Believe me I looked around not wanting to spend 15 for a plant. No place else has it.

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.

I love this store! It is so fun. They have a wide selection of plants and even a wonderful section…read morefor indoor plants. The staff is friendly and very helpful as well. The plants are high quality and healthy. I appreciate all the variety, as you'll find much more here than the big box stores. They have anything you need for an outdoor space including grills and furniture. They have a nice selection of other decor and trinkets and even a restaurant inside the shop. I always leave here with a lot of inspiration.

This is my go to. Family owned and operated since 1954, Sulivan Hardware has grown over the past 70…read moreyears into one of the largest home and garden retailers in the state as a member of the Do it Best hardware stores. Because of this massive network of over 4,100 individual stores, they can use this network to provide lower prices to compete with the big box stores. They have everything for every season whether it's flowers, plants, trees & shrubs to outdoor furniture, Christmas trees during the season accessories and a huge array of grills for those grill master enthusiasts. Oh and of course typical hardware stuff like paint, tools etc. Don't miss going into the yellow house and they even have a restaurant, yes in a hardware store, called Sully's that you can eat and also take cooking classes there. You can also walk around with an adult beverage while you browse! They have the OG at 71st and Keystone, they acquired Allisonville home and garden by Sullivan, 49th and Pennsylvania and in Cicero. NOTE: This review was specifically for the 71st and Keystone location.

Tired of the limited varieties of garden veggies at the big box store and stopped to see what they…read morehad. Found a large collection of tomatoes and peppers with many different heirloom varieties. Was also impressed with their selection of hummingbird friendly plants and baskets. Felt like I spent less than I usually would. Saw older post about customer service but honestly it wasn't too bad.

Sarah Wells helped me so much the other day, I couldn't believe her kindness and joy and…read morecompassion. I am not good with flowers and plants yet she took the time to be so well informed and communicated the different species with me. She helped me pick the best flowers for my mother for mother day! I am so grateful for this experience!!

The Irving Theater Plant Shop is small but mighty! This shop is part of the Urban Houseplant Co.--…read morea female-owned Indianapolis Collective! Inside you'll find an impressive amount of plants for the size of the place. They make great use of the space, utilizing tall shelves and hanging plants to fit more inside. There was a good variety of plant types, too, and I definitely wanted to grab handfuls! It was nice to see signs labeling plants as good for low light to help you choose based on your home environment! The price points are very fair. I noticed $5 succulents, some $10 plants, a $25 one, a few more expensive, etc. They even had a container of discounted $1 succulents! There are also bags of soil for sale, that seem to be a blend (I think made by or sourced for the Collective?) I'd be interested to learn more about them next time I stop by. I ended up buying an adorable $5 succulent and two of the $1 ones. Next time, I'll have my eyes on some of the house plants. There are some lovely ones on their shelves! In short, this plant shop is a little gem! I'm so glad it's here in Irvington, and can't wait to come back in the future!

This is cute and small plant shop located in the heart of Irvington!…read more I had been following them on Instagram for a while and saw that they were having a 20% sale on all houseplants for the fourth. Obviously I had to make my way in. Matt was taking care of the shop that day and immediately greeted me and asked me what I was looking for. I'm the kind of person that doesn't really know plants, I just like them and try to keep them alive. I kind of looked around on my own but heart him talking to a couple about best watering and lighting conditions for what they needed. I liked that the shop was arranged by lighting needs. I went to the section of low light plants and chose a begonia. When I checked out Matt gave me recommendations on taking care of it. He also gave me a punch card. I believe it's buy 5, and then you get 50% off your 6th. I will definitely be back when I need to fulfill my plant impulses!

I had no idea this place existed until my friend won their Instagram giveaway and asked me to pick…read moreher plants out! I went for the Indy Urban Presale to pick up 18 plants, and discovered this awesome place with such an amazing mission. After talking with some of the volunteers, I found out that they are raising money to support food pantries around Indianapolis as well as grow produce to deliver to underserved communities. So incredible! They take donations as well :) The plant sale had live music and Tinker coffee available too. So so cute! I would love to volunteer here sometime. Excited for my new garden too-- we got cauliflower, ghost pepper, jalepenos, strawberries, broccoli, kale, and many many more!

I love walking around local plant stores and finding inspiration. I used to visit their Broad…read moreRipple location all the time and miss it! I was finally in Fountain Square and stopped by. There is a lot of construction in the area, but don't let that scare you. I was able to find street parking not too far away. I love my new plant!

I stopped by the shop during Chreece!! It was very well kept and the lady working there was very…read morehelpful! A majority of the plants were healthy and well taken care of! It was difficult to choose a plant but I ended up going with the Ring of Fire Philodendron! It's a beauty!! I do plant to visit again soon!

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.