They have everything you possibly need, except one or two things. Or... I would have given 5 stars…read morebut they did not take my insurance . The ladies were very nice to help me get a foot boot. The store was clean and cool and the supplies were stocked well. I would really highly recommend this business anytime!

I'm not sure what's going on at this store but apparently something is happening with ownership or…read moremanagement. It took us almost 3 hours to get assistance to buy a walker. Another poor lady was there for 4 hours!! When she asked if there was anyone who could help all of us who were waiting, his response was "Unfortunately we're very shorthanded at this time. Everyone either got fired or quit". The young man who works there is extremely kind, is very knowledgeable and, I'm assuming, is the manager. And if he's not the manager, he should be!! I would recommend coming here because they have a good selection of inventory but make sure to get the young man to help you...he's awesome!!

I suppose the day AFTER mother's day is a bad day to visit. Last year, my son bought me a…read morebeautiful chenille hanging basket. Some how we got it to survive the winter. It is scraggly but it is living. I am hoping warm weather will help. We call it Captain and went to Dill's hoping to find it a Tennille. Alas no chenille plants. Nor did I find any African Daisy's. Plenty of beautiful, ordinary, hanging baskets but if I want ordinary, then I'm heading to the Amish auction. It is a $$$ place which is bad for me. I usually kill plants, quickly. Still the place is full of plants with just about anything else you could want, except a chenille plant. One negative, not in their control, you must cross a VERY VERY BUSY 33. Like there are no openings and you have to gun it and cross the road in halves. Leaving, I refused to reverse myself and cross 33 so I just turned left on this small road and let the GPS do its thing. I think Dill's is worth a look if you are in the area. It is a little too pricey for black thumb me and I don't like crossing busy 33.

They had everything I needed. Shrubs bushes and perennials. Great selection and service! Priced…read morelike places on line, but much bigger and much, much nicer.

My husband and I are delighted with the superior quality of the extensive hardscape and landscape…read morework that Seely's recently completed for us. Well-built retaining walls and two large paver patios - along with new trees, shrubs, and perennials - have added significantly to our family's enjoyment of our home. Jered Seely's expertise in both hardscape and landscape designs is exceptional. He incorporated our preferences into a workable plan with an attractive result. We especially appreciated Jered's utilization of a computer program that allowed us to view how proposed plantings of trees, shrubs, and perennials would look when placed along the front of our house. The quality of the crew responsible for executing the designs was likewise exceptional. They were hardworking, courteous, respectful, and professional. Special kudos to Tyler and J-rod! We have already recommended Seely's to several of our neighbors and will continue to suggest to others that they contact Seely's for any of their outdoor hardscape and/or landscape needs.

We moved last Fall from Indiana where we had a large yard and several large planting areas. We now…read moreown a wonderful one-floor condo with much smaller areas to plant, and most of those areas unplanted. A broken wrist stopped me from planting in Spring and early Summer, but I sallied forth today with a list of nearby nurseries. Seely's was first on my list, and I didn't need to go farther. They have an impressive selection of trees, shrubs, flowers, and leafy perennials. Their Hosta selection is the largest I've ever seen. At a guess I'd say they have at least 100 different varieties. It's incredible! The Seely's employees are friendly, knowledgeable, and service-oriented. Julie hauled my cart all through the many plants, giving me advice on what plants would work with my East and West-facing planting areas. When I found one of my favorite plants looking a bit scraggly late in the season, she pruned the leggy parts off and left the beautifully formed inner stems and leaves for me. She was patient as I back-tracked to revisit plants I was interested in. Then she helped me load all my plants and a couple bags of Sweet Peat mulch/soil enhancer into the back of my Outback. I will definitely return to Seely's as I fill out my garden areas in the coming years. And I'll definitely watch for Julie when I do. This nursery doesn't look like much from the road, but it is truly a hidden gem! Check it out the next time you have landscaping and gardening needs!