This is a high end shop with expensive products , however my experience and service was extremely…read morebad. The product was delivered Broken . images were sent to the shop and they were informed . the box delivered was broken in transit The Orchard had another item in stock they refused to replace the item . Customer service waited two weeks to respond. They blocked my e mails saying they had not recieved them They refused to refund me or replace the item Head of sales was very rude . Their Trustpilot reviews are very bad not surprisingly . Do not shop here ! good service and fair treatment is important you won't find it at The Orchard in celbridge

I can only describe The Orchard as an Avoca mixed with high end Harvey norman and woodies garden…read morecentre.. but better. It has everything for home interiors, pet accessories, garden furniture, bespoke furniture, curtains, bed linen, health food products, plants, trees.. The list goes on. If you'e looking for a house warming gift, wedding gift, a new chair, crockery, pots, candles, a couch... This is the place to go. They have beautiful displays and room layouts that made me wish my living room looked like that... The place is huge. They also have a cafe that I'm hoping to get to very soon!

Stopped by urban plant life to get some small bags of soil and pots for plants I had at home. It…read moredoesn't look like much from outside but inside it is huge and full of everything that you could possibly need. And the people was very helpful! For at home plant lovers they sell a medium ziplock of soil for €3.50!

An awesome spot tucked away off the main streets of Dublin. They have a large variety of both…read moreindoor and outdoor plants, as well as herbs and a few fruit bushes. Pretty much any plant you want you can find there. Staff was super lovely as well.

New lands Gand Centre is such a beautiful Place. Step into…read morethe place and you will fell buying everything over there. If you r looking at something unique for ur home. You will find it here. Make sure to stop by at their cafe.

I was just there today and a couple of other times really good service told me what I wanted to…read moreknow I'll be buying a gecko and other items in the pet shop there I would recommend the pet shop to anyone who wants to purchase a reptile a spider or fish And also you can put down an order a few weeks in advance and they'll order it in for you there main supplier is a website called monkfieldnutrion.co.uk If you head to there website it changes stock every week and that's the place you can put in your order from it's a lovely place would recommend it Cillian v

Whilst the Garden Centre is rather small is still offers a nice variety of plants, pots, grills and…read morepet supply. I love browsing here and the staff is very friendly.

I was horrified this morn, half way through September, to hear an ad on the radio for Christmas…read moreparties... the first Christmas ad of the season... good god, where did that last year go? Anyway as I mulled over all things festive I happened to be on Sandymount avenue and there are the gates to Enable Ireland and their great little garden centre where I have gotten our Christmas tree for the last 4 years. I wander in, and realise that there is more here than trees and plants; they have garden tools and pellets, compost and oddly enough a selection of posters saying things like you 'don't have to be crazy to work here' yada yada yada. They also have a display of Ballydongan pottery (nope, never heard of it either) jolly nice as it happens. The garden centre is part on Enable Ireland so when you shop there you are not only getting some very nice greenery (or dodgy plaques/posters) but your cash is doing some extra good.... which is nice.

...and one day i found myself really getting into the gardening thing…read more.. but alas, i needed supplies. SUPPLIES!!! and my searches all ended up in tiny TINY little places where i had to dig underneath things to find other things and generally didn't find many things i needed at all. so imagine my thrill at finding Avenue Garden Centre. not only is it larger than a cupboard, they have loads of things. they have an entire area dedicated to ginormous bags of compost. another area just for pots. short of flying back to the america and going to home depot, it's the best garden store i've found within throwing distance of city centre. yes, i'm sure there are more magical places out in the burbs, but please people, i don't have a car and i don't fancy hauling 50kg bags of compost around on the LUAS. i'm sure you can understand. i was able to get there on DART, find the things i needed (and then some) and hail a nice lady cabbie (i know, right?) to get it all back to the house for me. luckily, i also had Husband with me to do the heavy lifting. oh i should also mention that the staff was also extremely helpful and friendly. i didn't feel like a complete retard asking them for help. that's a bonus in my book :)

This small and well stocked garden centre is a haven for the plants person. They have a living…read moredemonstration garden where you can get great inspiration, along with a diverse range of attractive and rare plants. Quality at the forefront they having good pricing and staff are very knowledgable and helpful.

Oasis is like a one shop stop for your inner green thumb. It's a florist, garden centre AND…read morecafe/deli. I was just going to write that it's like an oasis of greenery in an otherwise grey city, and then recalled that the name is in fact Oasis, but as cheesy as it is that is in fact what it is like. I love that they've added the deli portion because it gives you a chance to really soak in the loveliness of all the products and to really relax and have a moment of zen. Oh yea and the products they stock aren't so bad either.

When I first moved to Dublin it was in Terenure I resided…read more I bought my first Christmas tree in Oasis - it was small, perfectly formed, expensive and I was very proud of it. The garden centre almost doubles in size during the summer and opens extra hours too (closed Sundays in winter). There is oddly enough, a food store in the middle of the shop stocking nice high-end stuff (in-laws coming to dinner quality). A nice place to wander around on a Saturday afternoon, I very much enjoy it.

McGills Pub @Guinness #thenestGuinessEver! @PowerscourtHotel Fabulous grounds & location, lots to…read moredo, great service, fresh and delicious food! The pub is a must and the Guinness is perfection! Cheers

Exquisite! Truly was a beautiful garden and a wonderful visit. Walking through the breathe taking…read moregardens made it feel as though you were walking with king's and queens of the olden days. Beautiful architecture, marvelous gardens and greens, perfectly semetrical stone and pebble decor, topped with exquisite fountains and various gardens and passageways to enjoy. The shops on the inside are way over priced, but your tour begins with a 8 minute video of the history. Pick up an audio set to listen to the audio tour guide explain facts about the site. Some of the extras that are easy to miss, you just have to venture around a bit was the puppy cemetery, royal gardens, a Japanese garden with passageways and even a pepperpot tower you can climb with real canons! Loved this spot, you can see sugar loaf mountain in the distance and all the beautiful Irish green surrounding your view. Must make a trip of it if you can!