I heard DeMonye's is closing at the end of August (2026,) but stopped in yesterday and they are…read morepretty well cleaned out already (end of June.) So stop in very soon if you want to go one more time. We've been coming here for a decade, they've been here for almost a century. It's very handy for us, and usually had most of what we need. Service was great, prices were decent. And convenience has a quality of its own. Now where will we go? Next closest place is probably Oakland, which is fine but at least 15 minutes away.

This place is phenomenal! I found out about it when I went to Franklinton Fridays & one of the…read moreartists told me where she got one of her plants. This is off the highway on the way to the airport. There is a large parking lot, and the greenhouse is huge! I went in for one thing & walked out with more than 10. I hand-build tiny, tiny ceramic pots, so I'm always looking for tiny plants to put in them. Straders has only a small selection of these pots & they are $6-15 depending on plant. DeMonye's had 10x the variety of what I usually find at Straders, and they were $4.49!! I did a little dance. You can find annuals, perennials, indoor plants, bulbs, seeds, soil, garden decor, pots, you name it! I also found flowers and berry plants for my garden. The staff was super knowledgeable and friendly. They said to check out their Facebook and IG for updates of what's in stock!

We went for some tree and flower advice and maybe buy some products to help our plants. The staff…read morehere were amazing! The tree guy talked me thru my issues and basically said I didn't need to buy anything right now but suggested a product to get for next season plus a make it yourself home product to use. The flower lady helped immensely and picked out the lowest cost product for us to buy because we only needed a small amount. No upsells, gimics etc only honest advice from people who obviously care about plants and trees. The plant and tree selection was fantastic and it's a fun place just to walk thru. We will definitely be coming back here for all our yard and houseplant needs.

My landscape designer was an absolute doll and lovely person. And gratitude to the install team -…read morethey worked really hard to do a lot on a really really hot day! Otherwise, our experience was overwhelmingly subpar for the investment. We asked for a simple front yard landscaping revamp. There were more misses than wins with the overall delivery: 1) Design proposal took longer than quoted (no big deal, I know they're busy), and was missing a key part we originally asked for (and got an "oops sorry, here's a haphazard fix"). Design still lacked some our accessory asks, but we decided to disregard those anyway. I feel as though our vision wasn't heard and believe me, I am an over-communicator. Maybe budget was an unspoken obstacle? But if so, it should have been communicated - we were flexible! 2) The install day was never scheduled, and the install team showed up unannounced without designer oversight as promised. Luckily I was able to arrange to stay home for the install. 3) We were charged for new plants, that we didn't receive. Instead they "transplanted" our dead plants that looked awful (these were the reason we were investing in new landscaping altogether). 4) Old random foliage and plants were left in our landscape (likely with intention, because they planted the new around them which threw off spacing). 5) Some plants did not take and remained weed-y, even with frequent and appropriate watering. When addressed, we were told we were not watering enough... doubt it, but ok. See photos. I'm shocked they thought this was acceptable, and didn't ask how to handle if there was question at the time of install. We ended up needing to replant about half of the overall work ourselves. Old plant concerns were remedied on our invoice, and follow-up communication was prompt from the designer at least. Won't re-engage.

I bought a plant that I got for my friend and they helped me identify the name of the plant and…read morerepotted it for $22 including the purchase of the pot. I love the ambience of the store is extremely earthy, humid, and beautiful ! Customer service was really good and I appreciate it. Them educating me as well.

Both of the tomato plants have died already and one cucumber plant has already died. I bought a…read morelot of plants and flowers there. Probably will not shop there again!!

What a great resource for the Columbus community! The Gahanna Plant Library is an old car wash…read moreconverted into multiple murals and an area for people to take a plant or leave a plant for/from their neighbors for free! There is a Facebook page dedicated to The Plant Library where you can post if you drop off a plant, and you can see what people plan to drop off as well. There's also an area labeled fit plants that are already claimed for people to pickup-- I assume people claim those on Facebook. There weren't many plants when I went, but I assume it's due to the season. I definitely recommend going to see what treasures you can find.

Dressed in a perfect mix of garden rustic and urban rust the Gahanna Plant Library ads and arty…read morestreet coolness to the Creekside environs--add its sense of community its function strengthens, this idea should be copy in all neighborhoods of Central Ohio. The trend to reuse and refit urban structures that have gone to disuse has been in style for years now, mainly manifesting into mom-and-pop bistros, trendy micro breweries, or artistic spaces and gallory--mainly indy businesses that absolutely deserve our support in these harrowing times. But places like this are even more dear, as it's a place for green thumb locals to trade plants, give to fellow gardeners, and support each other for no price nor profit. A community building and solidifying center much indeed during these times. The plant library, if you are unfamiliar, is as its name suggest, a place you can get plants and other items for free. But unlike book libraries, you dont borrow plants, you pick up some by trading another; a kinda swap. Sitting in a abandon self-serve carwash locals also trade planters, seeds, and other item a fellow prospective botanist would desire. Just come in and sit down items and pick others up, kinda like the small book share boxes found around the city. Even more cool and community centric the Plant Library doubles as a art gallery with multiple units feature street-ish art murals, large canvas pieces, colorfully painted building structure, and interactive community wall with witty and sophomoric writing adds a street cool to the place. The background is: the place originated by the owners of Blank Slate Coffee, the coffee truck found on its premises, but then it feel out of favor for a couple year. Then the pesty bug came and shut everything down. A resident of Gahanna, while unemployed during the pandemic lockdowns took up the hobby of gardening and found it psychologically and spiritually fulfilling. So she gain community support via Facebook and got it reopened. Of course being winter now there wasn't any plants there now. The art work still makes it a trip worth going. I am a brown thumb though, everything alive I touch dies, lol, so I will have no use for that aspect, but it is a great place for those that can grow the greenery.

Not sure what Walt is talking about... Indoor Gardens has more potting soil options than Home…read moreDepot. Plenty of grow lights from 65w LEDs up to 1000w lights. Best Hydro store in Ohio!

Great store have everything I needed 2 become a farmer . Going today to see Cody hope he's working…read moretoday.

Staff was great I'll recommend this place to anyone . They really help you explain On the…read moreprice,

I ordered 10 yards of Mulch from Kurtz Bros and it was probably the best mulch I have ever…read morepurchased. Delivery was on time and the driver even called me at work to make sure that he was dumping it in the right place. Price was great too. 5 stars.

Fast and easy . They have a drive thru that makes it even faster. You can get bags or get it in…read morebulk in your truck or trailers

Great owners and team members to help you find exactly what you need based on whatever criteria!…read moreGreat purchase, delivery, and install!

This small looking space from the outside is actually quite spacious inside, and has a variety of…read moreindoor plants, many of whom I have not seen elsewhere in Columbus. The staff is very helpful and efficient, and I felt that their prices are fairly reasonable considering the location and the offering. I don't go to the Short North area very much, but will certainly check this place out again the next time I am in the area.

CUTEST little plant shop!!! SO thoughtfully laid out, with lots of planters and accessories! Love…read morethe cozy chic feel of the entire shop and thoughtful color patterns. I stopped in on a trip downtown while the fam was at the Crew game so I got to spend some time paroozing the town. This shop caught my eye with the super cute and characteristic vinyl name on the shop window. The shop owners are so down to earth and easy to talk to! Seems like they have some regulars that visit as a group of people were chatting and laughing, so that's super cool to see that there's a local community. LOTS of different plants in here, some of which arn't unusual or rare, but the way they were displayed were very appealing and gave an idea of how to style these at home. I would definitely recommend this plant shop to anyone looking for some house plants and ideas on how to pot them or display them!!

Yummy strawberries. Can't wait for the corn on the cob. Got a watermelon. Haven't tried it yet, but…read moreI'm sure it's good.

This vegetable stand has some of the best fresh fruit and vegetables of anywhere. It's set up in a…read moreparking lot across the street from the Ohio Motor Vehicles building so there's plenty of parking. The produce is good but the PIES!!!! My favorite is the Dutch Apple. When I say the pies are to die for I'm not exaggerating. They only have pies on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Everyone needs to treat themselves to these pies. They taste like someone's grandmother made them.