Best garden center around! The staff are so helpful and knowledgeable, and Jodie is the sweetest…read more I'll be getting all my gardening supplies here from now on!

Cory and crew do incredible work! Reliable, professional and talented. Their consistency in…read moreproviding quality service allows us peace in knowing our projects will be done right and with proper finishes each and every time! Thank you, thank you, thank you for quality service and respect to our property.

We needed help planning a garden in front of our home, so we chose Ginger Valley based on its…read morereputation and our belief that their staff would know the best design and plant selections for our property. Ginger Valley designed the garden, selected the plants, and completed the installation. The original planting was completed in July 2024 and cost approximately $3,500 for a landscape containing 45 plants. Unfortunately, it has proven to be one of the worst investments we have made. The garden looked beautiful when first planted, but within a month several plants began to struggle. We contacted Ginger Valley, and their representative agreed that some of the plants were unlikely to survive. Their warranty provided a one-time replacement of failed plants, so we agreed to wait until the following spring to determine which plants would survive before replanting. In the spring of 2025, the garden was redesigned, different plants were selected, and 36 of the original 45 plants were replaced. Once again, the garden initially looked attractive, but within two months many of the replacement plants were struggling as well. Throughout the process, we were given various explanations, including that the area was too shady, too sunny, receiving too much water, or not enough water. Our concern is simple: Ginger Valley visited our property, evaluated the site conditions, designed the landscape, and selected the plants. We expected them to choose plants appropriate for the environment they observed. In addition, we monitored soil moisture daily using a moisture meter to avoid overwatering or underwatering. As of the summer of 2026, only a small number of the original and replacement plants have survived. The final disappointment involved a Nova Zembla Rhododendron that cost $149 and was planted in July 2024. During the summer of 2025, many of the leaves died and the entire plant was dead in the spring of this year. When we dug it up in June 2026, we found that the root ball remained completely intact. After nearly two years in the ground, the roots had still not spread into the surrounding soil, despite the fact that administered root stimulator as prescribed. We understand that some plant losses are inevitable. However, when a landscape is professionally designed, the plants are professionally selected, and the majority of those plants fail despite a redesign and replacement effort, it raises serious concerns about the original design, plant selection, and installation practices. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend Ginger Valley for landscape design and installation services.

Stopped in to purchase shrubs. Decided on 3 Stonehenge Yews that were all marked $22.50. Went to…read morethe register and they rung them at $49.99! I asked and they said the tag was incorrect. There was a whole section of them and they were all priced $22.50 with crisp tags. They would not honor the price as marked. I am a regular customer there and will not return. I'm sure they do not care anyway!

Great place. So much cool stuff, priced right too! Love the chimnea I got from there.read more

I purchased the Earthway Products 2500 spreader several years ago. At the time ,it was one of the…read morehighest rated and most expensive spreaders on the market, retailing over $200. It also came with a five year warranty. This was the final year of the warranty and I noticed an excessive amount of the rust to the frame had developed. I contacted Earthway and was told by on line Sales and Service that the rust was caused by my spreading of corrosive materials and not properly cleaning after use. They do not cover rust. This assessment was not accurate, I spread fertilizer and seed and cleaned thoroughly and stored inside between uses. This retail cost of this spreader now has inexplicably increased to over $400 and the warranty reduced to one year. I did follow up with a letter and photo's to the President of the privately owned company whose contact info obtained from Linked -In. No response or acknowledgement received. My recommendation at this time is to avoid this overpriced product , to which the management of the company of manufacture does not stand behind.

Don't waste your time if you're expecting quality work. I had a snow plow installed that caused my…read moretruck to drop so much that the frame of the plow seriously rides 2 inches above the ground. The slightest bump in the road causes it to smash down onto the road and I can not access driveways that have a rounded curb. I understand trucks will squat with the weight but what gets me is when we take it home and find out we have to jack up the truck 6 inches just to be able to remove the plow. We called them about this and asked if they knew it was like this and they had no hesitation in saying they knew about it just didn't tell us. The plow now sits, unusable, and I'm left scrambling to find someone who can fix this. Everyone I have talked to about getting the truck raised is completely baffled as to how a plow company could be okay with me driving off like that without telling me and thinking the set-up was fine. Anyone who has seen this install is baffled how they consider themselves a knowledgeable plow dealer. I asked for the owner to contact me three days ago and have heard nothing. Time for legal to take over!