Martha's Bloomers is a combination knickknack, garden supply and restaurant. The restaurant is…read morelocated way in the back through the shop. The meal began with a complementary demitasse of orange spice tea and a small piece if a scone. I ordered the Reuben sandwich with potato salad ($15) and a pot of Earl Grey tea ($5). The sandwich was great with the right proportion of meat, cheese and sauerkraut. The potato salad was heavy on potato and little else and no seasoning. I should have opted for the chips. Service was good and responsive and the atmosphere is bright, airy, and cheerful. Worth a try.

Really adorable place with a decent menu. Loved the ambience and service. Sandwiches were good and…read moreprices were reasonable. We enjoyed strolling around their gardens and our girls had fun taking photos in the area. I didn't pay attention to their plant variety, but they seemed to have plenty of options. Their gift shop is super cute with plenty of small gifts to choose from. The only thing I didn't like is the tea they were offering. The tea itself had a great taste. However, it wasn't a freshly brewed tea. They sell it in a bag, kind of like a kool-aid powder. The ingredients were not the best with Sucralose, dextrose, cane sugar and lots of artificial dyes. That was somewhat of a let down. Overall, it was a great experience. We will definitely be going back.

Have purchased [5] five 15 gal trees [water oak] over the past 3 years, and they have all thrived…read morebeyond expectations! Here in the Gulf Coast, it's "NOW IMPERATIVE" that you plant ONLY IN THE FALL [OCT is ideal], and NOT IN THE SPRING. Reason is, that the past few years have had [and MAY continue to have] BRUTAL SPRINGS [meaning... July/August HEAT in April/May]. A tree planted in the Spring has absolutely no chance to develop a new root system capable to supporting that tree for the rest of a [potential] very HOT year. A tree planted in the FALL will have upwards to 5-6 months of cooler/cold weather to grow a root system. Yes!! Trees continue to grow their roots even if they've dropped all their leaves. Notice that that 1 star review was made in May of '22; that was not the fault of BVTree Farm. That was the 1st year of high heat in Spring. Who Knew!! Times [weather] have changed, and we need to change as well. By the way, this is just my opinion, and I do not represent, and/or am I compensated by BVTree farm. I'm 83 yrs old, and I try not to make the same "mistake" twice; I purchased an [on-line/delivered from out of state] tree in Spring of '21, and it failed due to the NEW heat issue. I plan on purchasing a new tree this week, and will get that sucker in ground by mid Oct. Good luck with your choices..

Bought two trees in early spring from them. One tree, the pecan, had no roots and the soil just…read morefell away from it when we tried to plant it. It never greened out. We paid over $100 for it. Talked to them and they don't do refunds or exchanges. Blamed it on "Mother Nature". Also they are not always open during stated business hours. Long drive out to find they are closed. Won't be doing business there. Buyer beware.

Good quality of healthy plants and selection with reasonable prices. Limited hours- Saturday only…read morefor the public. It would have been helpful to have a little more guidance on searching for the right plants for my particular application but the girl at the checkout desk was courteous. Take cash and save a little $ by avoiding the service fee fora card.

This place is wonderful. So enjoyable to walk around and they have a great selection. We have been…read moremultiple times in the last couple months. I do think only being open to the public on Saturday for a few hours isn't so great, plus it makes it extremely busy and crowded. The parking is a nightmare and lots of people are always blocked in. I gave this place three stars simply because of the check out process. We enjoy our time here up until that. Each time we have been here we have had to wait 45 minutes to check out and sometimes just for 2 plants. I do think this place has a wonderful selection and it's a fun place even to just walk around and browse.

The prices are reasonable and the trees are of good quality. None of the trees I bought there have…read moredied. For an extra fee, they also provide delivery and installation. This service was amazing today. Very nice people, and very skilled too.

The staff is exceptional! Very helpful, knowledgeable, and courteous. It's worth the drive from…read moreB/CS. Every time I go there I learn something new.

Like a breath of fresh air in contrast to the typical big box/home improvement/garden centers. This…read moreplace has inviting/creative vibes all asunder. Larger/ established landscaping plants, the largest variety of succulents, cacti, and drought tolerant natives in the area. Even the plants themselves look happy to be here. Added bonus, the owner Jon welds up really diggable one-of-a-kind art pieces. Their gift shop houses work from a handful of local artisans and is just the place to snag a meaningful gift that's anything but humdrum.

It's such a hidden gem in Montgomery. Craig was so sweet and helpful when I went shopping for…read moreroses. He helped me carry them to my car as well. You normally drive through and place what plants you want in your trunk and check out at the building. There are plenty of options for landscaping and healthy plants as well. Only tip would be to be careful when you turn into the nursery. It is on a curve that you can't see all the way around.

great prices, healthy plants, knowledgeable staff. Lots of…read moreinventory too! Highly recommend this nursery!

, this is Jackie over here outside of Caldwell Texas so we have a small ranch in this area and…read morewe're just still moving in basically we want to check with this greenhouse place here in Caldwell to see we can find some lovely plants to put here on our property I'm not purchase anything yet but I will today I enjoy watching the pictures they give us a great rating of 5.. God bless

After spending a good four years trying to find a nursery in this region that doesn't let plants…read morecook under the hot Texas sun or sell stuff that just doesn't grow here, at a reasonable price, I've found two places besides Walmart that fit the bill. New Leaf Nursery and Tujay's Greenhouse. The plants are well taken care of, healthy, and well suited to Texas climate conditions. Since New Leaf Nursery only sells small herbs, if you want trees or other things like that, this is your place. It won't let you down! Just remember to bring cash.