The place is huge !! Lots of flowers & a good variety of tropicals . The staff was friendly & made…read morelight conversations. There was a cute bird in one of the greenhouses following one of the workers around & I enjoyed how happy it made them . I enjoy when the nursery staff are true nature & plant ppl . I decided to buy one of their pots . Will definitely be back . Also it seems the owner has their own collection of plants here in clay pots you can view ! The orchids were huge ! Very nice .

Snoopers is one of my few go-to Round Rock nurseries when I want perennials that do well in our…read morearea. While the selection varies from visit to visit, the prices are reasonable (significantly lower than larger, better-known nurseries), and the staff is knowledgeable. They do have a no-return policy, but given this is a smaller family-run business, this isn't a surprise.

I could have sworn I reviewed this wonderful nursery in Leander. Farmer's appears to be small but…read morethey have a huge landscaping area that borders 183. This is a hidden gem and it took me a few years to discover them. Prices are cheaper than the big box nurseries and the quality of their plants is much better. All of their employees are very knowledgeable and equally helpful. I do like that they have a great selection of potting soil and fertilizer and they provide guidance regarding which to use based on your purchase. I've purchased a number of roses, a dwarf magnolia tree, and a number of potted plants and all are thriving. The dwarf magnolia is at least 12 - 15 feet high now. These folks are a great alternative to the big box store at the corner of 183 and Chrystal Falls.

I went during the cold snap so not a lot of plants outside. What was outside was very well cared…read morefor and very reasonably priced. If you know of a place with better prices I'd like to hear about it, because I think their prices are very good. A lot of trees, grasses and cactus/succulents. I was offered help but declined - I found my Texas Sotol immediately, and just enjoyed a walk through their large selection. If you're out and about in Leander, check this place out; you won't be disappointed

This nursery is definitely off the beaten path located between Parmer and Howard Lane on Harris…read moreBranch pkwy. They have one of the largest selection of plants you'll find anywhere that dwarfs any Home Depot or Lowe's. They have pretty much every imaginable perennial and annual along with succulents and trees, even large mature trees. Most everything here has pricing attached to it, but not everything. They have lots of PVC and accessories for lawn sprinklers. They don't have a great selection of mulch and they only sell large quantities of weed preventative permeable ground cover. They even have some large pavers and stones. It's likely they offer a discount if you buy in quantity. Needless to say, this place caters primarily to commercial landscapers, but the general public is welcome as well. Informative video and photos included.

The staff is fantastic and ohhhhh what a selection!…read more Are you looking for a big tree... got it! How about some shrubs to accent your foundation... got it! Need some annual color to brighten up a spot... got it! How about some perennial material to add that pop of color... got it! There is acres of material here and people with experience to help help get you on your way. They also carry the material to do the whole job! Fertilizers, tools, landscape lighting, irrigation, etc. It is a bit off the beaten path... but don't let that stop you! It's worth the trip.

Simply the best bonsai nursery in Austin, Texas. No one knows more about growing bonsai in our…read morearea than Mike Hansen.

Ms. Hansen is a very friendly, knowledgable lady who gave us plenty of guidance for the bonsai tree…read morewe bought. We're very happy!

Service was fast. They have the best price for bulk soil and mulch. I use them when to pickup 2…read moreyards of amended soil for my new planter bed.

After researching and comparing bulk raised bed soils in the Austin and Round Rock, TX area we…read morechose Garden-ville in Georgetown as our supplier. The office staff was friendly and accommodating. We collected samples from each location and overall the Garden-ville products seemed to be superior in quality. They took my order over the phone and one day later 12 cubic yards of Superior and 12 cubic yards of Simple soil were delivered. Professional drivers were very customer friendly. Next project is to begin filling my 5 Birdies steel 30" tall raised beds and my 4 Vego Garden 32" tall steel raised beds. I hope to have enough left over to restock my greenhouse with potting mix. TDS and Garden-Ville come highly recommended!

Let me start with this: don't let the husband's grumpy energy kill your vibe. If you can brush off…read morehis scowl, you're going to fall in love with this little woman owned neighborhood nursery. My boyfriend (the green thumb) sparked my interest in gardening, so we went hunting for a local nursery spot and found this gem tucked inside a charming little house. At first glance, it's like stumbling upon a hidden speakeasy...a nice spot in a very unexpected and weird location, but it works. The owner, a sweet curly-haired redhead, was all warmth and knowledge from the second we walked in. She's got it all here: propagated starter plants perfect for newbies, bigger statement pieces for indoor and outdoor gardening, succulents, pots, and even cute accessories that make you want to redecorate your patio. It's small, but it has heart. Pricing is a bit of a mystery. Very few plants are labeled, so you just have to trust her when she throws out a price. Everything seemed pretty reasonable and affordable, though. I grabbed plant food, a pot of Cuban oregano, and another medium-sized plant all for $35. I liked the price but I couldn't tell you exactly what each item cost. Personally, I didn't mind, but a little transparency would go a long way. Back to the husband: he's a bit dismissive and he scowls. He doesn't greet customers. But my two cents? Sir...If you don't want to deal with people, maybe hang out somewhere else during business hours. Customers come for the plants and the experience. Not to feel like they're crashing your day. But the nursery itself is adorable, the plants are healthy, the prices are reasonable, and the owner is a delight. There are some ridiculously cute dogs on site (just don't let them sneak out the door when you come in). All in all: a quirky, welcoming local business that deserves support. Just smile, buy your plants, and pretend the husband's scowl is part of a sitcom, part of the charm, I guess...

My plants are spectacular! Come and get some! Specializing in indoor tropicals, great varietyread more

The showrite goat feed they keep has bugs in it. They will tell you that all the feed has bugs BUT…read morethe feed at the Feedhouse in Thrall is clean.... It you don't want to gamble with you animals health, id recommend going anywhere else.

We were building out garden and want to support local store so we stop by to check this place out…read more Since we may need at least 2 sq. y and they have deliveries service, we decided to go with this place. We picked the pea gravels for the garden walk path to match with our deck and asked the register what he would suggested for the new, first time garden bed that we just built. The guy at register said promix and we took his suggestion and excited to put them in our garden bed to find out that these consist of basically 70% sand and the rest are some small pieces mulch, pebbles and clay kind of stuff (doesn't look like compose). As time goes by after putting plants in and water them for few weeks we notice nothing grow and the dirt became cakey so I decided to ask around for the opinion on this dirt and everyone think its nothing but just craps. We have to throw almost all these away as its not suitable for garden bed and we did take the issue back to the store and they said they can do nothing about it as they use the same thing on their garden bed too which I called bs. The gravels we bought was great, the dirt is trashed. Hood amount of money spent to learn the lesson.

Commenting on review from JR who states living in California. I have questions. What are facts…read morebehind the loss of their bees? Has JR taken any classes, joined bee club or buy any books? Jrs review is missing quite a few details. I purchased a package AND a nuc last spring from these folks as well as 3 queens over summer. I am picking up 2 queens next week and THREE nucs next month. I am entering my 2d year of beekeeping and last year split the nuc and the package. I am splitting the original nuc AGAIN this year as well as the split from the original nuc this year. My package split wasn't so successful because one colony absconded. That happens. I may have to split the original package this year....will wait and see. As for your comments about "old" frames. Yes...the frames may be old...not sure. HOWEVER...I have had nothing but GREAT luck with their bees. The nuc I purchased last year clearly was successful. I have four hives currently (two double deeps and 2 single deeps. Splitting the doubles next week and installing the queens I am picking up). I probably will not be buying nucs next year. Perhaps some queens because I expect to have at least NINE hives by fall this year if not more because of needed splits.

I recently purchased nucs from The Bee Supply in Round Rock (for the third time) and was…read moredisappointed with the condition they arrived in compared to what most beekeepers would reasonably expect from established spring nucs. The industry standard of a nuc is that it is intended to be a functioning miniature colony created from established hives, with well-developed brood patterns, adequate bee populations, drawn comb, and sufficient food stores already in place to support continued growth. The colonies I received did not reflect that expectation. They did not contain any full or nearly full frames of brood or food stores. Brood was sparse and mostly open, with no visible larvae during initial inspection/installation. Much of the comb area across multiple frames was unused, with significant empty space lacking brood, nectar, or honey stores. Honey reserves overall were minimal. Based on standard nuc expectations, I anticipated a consistently higher population density, multiple solid brood frames containing eggs, larvae, and capped brood, along with more established stores to support a successful transfer and buildup. The bees themselves appeared alive and workable. All queens were marked and appeared active. All were docile considering the ride and weather. However, the nucs in general seemed weak and underdeveloped relative to the price and expectations typically associated with quality nuc colonies. I would encourage prospective buyers to ask detailed questions about brood coverage, food stores, frame utilization, queen laying status, and overall colony strength before purchasing.