I look forward to my spring visit each year. The most beautiful baskets for my front and back yard.read more

Great selection of plants solo and in pots. The prices are great! I'm so happy with all the pots I…read morepurchased. I'm going back for more. My pansies that I planted from Leider are healthy and glowing! WOW!

Had the best experience here! The customer service was excellent! At every green house or section I…read morewas greeted and offered help if I had any questions on their wide array of flowers and trees. The quality of the trees look amazing! I ended up buying several beautiful flowers for my front yard, all of which have been planted and going strong still. The greenhouses seem to go on forever! I believe one lady told me they have around 14 total!

Ryan and his team did an amazing job with the flowers and landscaping in our backyard.read more

I stopped because of the sign for plants on sale. I walked... and I walked... until I finally ended…read moreup back in the front. This place goes on for acres and acres and they appear to have every plant the region can handle with lots of greenhouses. It can be a bit sloshy and muddy the further back you go because it isn't really laid out for public traffic that far back. But they appear to have everything and at a decent price.

There 100% should be some sort of signage or message on your website stating that it is CASH OR…read moreCHECK ONLY. Insane that there is not a single sign or warning about this anywhere and then you're left with a whole cart full of items and dirt but you can't checkout? I mean it's just a terrible position when it could easily be avoided if you had a sign before walking into the nursery or a warning on the home page on the website.

My go to place for garden plants. They have a wide selection, ample parking, a setup that allows…read morelarge groups of shoppers to navigate with a big cart and a checkout system that is smoothly ran even in peek gardening season. I do wish they would sell sun paciens in the large plastic 6 packs (like the ones for the wave petunias). They only carry them in the 4 inch pots; therefore, I purchase those at another nursery.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience. I spent over $300 on flowers and vegetable plants,…read moreand within just two weeks, all of them have died despite being properly cared for when I contacted the store, they refused to stand behind their product or offer any type of resolution. there was nothing on my receipt indicating that the plants were sold without and warranty or guarantee. ironically, I have purchased flowers from many different locations like jewel for one that were significantly less expensive and lasted MUCH longer. based on this experience, I feel I did not receive the quality i paid for. because of lack of customer service and refusal to address the issue, i will be filing a complaint with the better business bureau. I expected much better quality and customer service support, especially after spending a significant amount of money on garbage. I have attached a photo of just one of the piece of trash I purchased

My wife and I are senior citizens and we stopped by Rolling Hills Nursery last week to look at some…read moreshrubs for our 35-year-old house in Buffalo Grove. The owner, Bill, showed us around and we immediately liked one of the larger bushes and some smaller plants to surround the bush. He had a spot in his schedule to install everything in 2 days. They planted everything yesterday and they look great. Not just great, amazing! There is an art to planting shrubs and mounding up the soil. It looks better than I ever imagined, like they were decorating a castle. Very professional. Everyone was courteous and the job they did was top notch. First class all the way. Oh, and the price was very reasonable. I highly recommend Rolling Hills Nursery.

Rolling Hills and Bill Sims are amazing. Lurvey's wanted $1000 to purchase, deliver and plant a 6'…read moreserviceberry tree, and they apparently didn't care about doing that, because they never called me back to say they the tree in stock. Their minimum delivery/planting charge is now $600, I was told. Bill did the job for $456 complete, and did a terrific job. And his is a family business. So glad I did that internet search and found Bill.

Lots of flowers, we purchased a wooden deer for under 60 dollars, which we found interesting. The…read moreflowers here are in an abundance of perennial and annual selection.

I suppose a country bumpkin might know a thing or two about plants and gardening. This garden…read morecenter is a little off the beaten path, is a little smaller than some of the other local centers but they did have many unusual plants and colorful blooms. I thought the interior of the store was really unique and eye-catching. I'm not into dragons yet how cool would it be to have that enormous dragon in my yard, with its eyes lit up to protect our "garden". I say "garden" because upon moving to our property, it's pretty much a blank slate, with blank being the operative word. Hardscape comes first and the plants will follow. Until then, bumpkin!

Wow they have wonderful baskets , great prices. Very helpful. My basket they started in January …read more The one was two hundred and weighed fifty pounds. I'll definitely come here first next year. My basket was under fifty and is just beautiful. I want to go back and plant more.next year this will be my first stop for my garden.

Horchers is a great farm stand. They sell flowers but I did not realize that. We come for the…read moreamazing produce. We love their tomatoes and Horchers offers less than pristine tomatoes at a reduced price. They are perfect for making tomato sauce for pasta. We also love their pristine tomatoes, beets, and peppers. Everything we get here is fresh and we know exactly where it was grown. Horchers gives you the 'Farmers Market' experience all week long!

Great inventory The Michael Brown Owner & Evelyn the staff are really really nice. The owner also…read moreowns Coco &blue and Coco on Maple in Mt posect! Decorated and they're so.. The best small boutique for decor

Stopped in on a whim and was met with such a full and fun collection of home decor, art, and…read morebouquets. It's a great spot to pick up a gift for the friend who has everything, or to treat yourself to unique blown glass art. The staff was also incredibly kind and warm. I will certainly be back.

I recently ordered roses to celebrate a huge work milestone for my wife, and I couldn't be happier…read morewith the experience. There was a minor communication hiccup at the start, but it was quickly handled through a text and then a follow-up phone call. I truly appreciate when a business takes the time to communicate clearly -- and I'm especially impressed when someone is willing to pick up the phone for a quick conversation to make sure everything is right. The arrangement itself was beautiful, and the delivery went perfectly. Everything felt thoughtful, professional, and genuinely cared for. I'm so glad to have found my new go-to community florist. Highly recommend!

Ordered sympathy flowers for a wake/funeral and they were stunning and arrived on time. Peter was…read moreso helpful on the phone. We chose the Treasured and Beloved deluxe arrangement & were so happy that it looked just like the image online.

I eschew big box stores preferring to shop small and local. The workers at Ace are friendly and…read morehelpful. I almost always find what I am looking for and their selection of plants in the spring is fantastic. I like shopping online and being able to come in and pick up my order when ready. While admittedly more expensive than big home improvement stores, I find it worthwhile to do business with people who feel like neighbors to me.

I wanted to take a moment to recognize an exceptional employee who helped me on Thursday, June 25…read more Unfortunately, I can't remember his name exactly. I believe it may have been Sahara, or something similar, and I sincerely apologize if I'm remembering it incorrectly. He was a tall young man working in the Green Leaf trimmer aisle with another coworker. Even though he was clearly in the middle of another project, he immediately stopped what he was doing to help me without making me feel like I was interrupting him. From the moment he greeted me, he treated me with kindness, patience, and genuine respect. I had come in looking for the correct light bulb, and instead of simply pointing me toward a shelf, he took the time to make sure I left with the exact bulb I needed. He answered my questions, double-checked everything, and made sure I was completely confident before I left the store. That level of customer service honestly turned my day around because you just don't see that very often anymore. I am a regular customer at this Ace Hardware. I've probably been in and out of the store around 20 times over the past week alone, so I've had the opportunity to interact with several employees. The day before, I asked another young man for assistance. He was working near the checkout area around the orange blowers. Unfortunately, my experience with him couldn't have been more different. The moment I approached him, I genuinely felt like I was an inconvenience. He barely seemed interested in helping me and acted as though answering my question was taking him away from something more important. Instead of taking a minute to make sure I had the correct light bulb, he quickly brushed me off, assured me it would fit, and sent me on my way. It honestly felt like he cared more about getting rid of me than actually helping a customer. NI trusted his advice because I assumed he knew what he was talking about. When I got home and installed the bulb, it immediately blew a fuse because it was the wrong one. That meant I had wasted my time, my gas, and had to make another trip back to the store for something that could have been prevented if he had simply taken an extra minute to help. As someone who's gotten older, moments like that can be discouraging. Sometimes it feels like people look right through you or treat you as if your questions aren't worth their time. That interaction honestly left me feeling unimportant. The very next day, the tall young man I mentioned earlier helped me with the exact same issue. Instead of rushing me, he carefully verified the correct bulb, answered every question I had, and made absolutely sure I left with exactly what I needed. In just a few minutes, he restored my confidence in your store. The difference between those two employees was night and day. One made me feel like I was simply in the way, while the other made me feel like a valued customer. The way the young man who helped me on Thursday greeted customers, willingly stepped away from his work, and took the time to make sure everything was correct honestly made me assume he must be a supervisor or manager. If he isn't, he certainly has the professionalism, work ethic, and leadership qualities to become one. There is one other thing I wanted to mention because it genuinely bothered me. While he was helping another customer in what I believe was the spray paint aisle, I witnessed a short woman speaking to him in a harsh and disrespectful tone in front of several customers. I couldn't hear every word, but it sounded like it involved a scheduling or timing issue. Whether he had arrived a little early or a little late, I don't know, and it really isn't my business. What I do know is that conversations like that should be handled privately, not in front of customers. It reflected poorly on the store, especially because from everything I observed, he appeared to be one of the hardest-working employees there. It genuinely made me feel bad for him.Employees like him are becoming harder and harder to find, and I sincerely hope Ace Hardware recognizes the value he brings to your store. I plan on returning soon, and I will make sure the highest level of management knows what an outstanding employee they have.