YES. I never went to see this plant shop when it was in the Art District, but it is bigger and…read morebetter than ever! It is so cute, bright, and full of beautiful plants! If I could live in a plant shop, I would. It's my happy place, so I love that this shop is officially open! I got the cutest little Pilea and an adorable pin for my purse! Can't wait to come back for some Christmas shopping!

This place was right under my nose and I had no idea. It's a cute little spot and plants are very…read moreaffordable. I just got everything pictured for just over $20.00. I was ecstatic. Garden plants were on sale for one dollar each! I bought all kinds of goodies. I will definitely return here. The gentleman running it was very friendly and even helped me load the SUV with these lovely plants.

I loved this place. They did our landscape design this past summer. I was really hoping to have…read morethem design more for our backyard and they are no longer in business. I hope they come back. They are great people, very knowledgeable, and I loved the atmosphere. So much better than Lowes or Home Depot

What a great nursery! They have a huge variety of annuals, perennials and garden vegetable plants…read moreto choose from. We picked out a bunch of things, 3 trays full! Everything I saw was healthy and well cared for. There is so much that it takes a while to choose! Friendly staff, tons to choose from, healthy plants. As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

I'm never in this part of town so 'getting' to drive here was a pleasure. I love that I am still…read moreable to 'discover' Nashville these [redacted] years later. And it was doubly exciting because I very rarely ever shop at a nursery or go in search of one. This was one for the ages. It may not be the first place that comes to mind when holiday shopping but I had the idea of gifting a series of flowers that align with birth months, anniversaries and special memories as gifts. Think of it as 'art' that lives in your yard. But that's about all I had figured out. Luckily, the folks at Bates took care of the rest. First things first, the place is large. It's not overwhelmingly so (so, not Opryland) but it's big enough that if you don't know what you're doing or what you're looking for, you're going to be the Sims character who just spins. Not being shy about my lack of clues, I walked up to the desk and said what I was trying to do/buy and I didn't know what else to do after that. After being complimented about my thoughtfulness, I was tag-teamed: I was given directions to find a specific person to talk to about flowers and another about shrubbery. Given that you will actually be walking through distinct areas/zones, I was given landmarks to note. I appreciated all of this. I was a fish out of water and every instruction was a sign of kindness. I found my first contact (who had been given a heads up by walkie talkie) and she was awesome. She was so awesome that I just went all in with flowers and forgot the shrubs. She explained zones, planting times, soil, perennials vs annuals, etc. I took notes (seriously). And then she started walking me through the selection. Bates.Has.Everything. They do. Don't ask. Just trust. And a side effect of having everything is fair pricing. They have everything and they have a lot of it so you aren't on the hook to spend a lot due to scarcity. I left the nursery with a bit of an education, plants that mean something to the recipients and continue to adorn yards, money in my pocket for other gifts, and a good feeling from shopping local and supporting a business that's been around for almost 100 years. There are so many cool businesses to discover on Yelp outside of food and drink. Dig in, explore and patronize what makes your metro unique.

Plant come dead n completely dry wrapped in a dry paper towel with roots sticking out of the paper…read moretowel n shoved in a plastic bag. The plant is dead. They're way over priced for sending dead plants. I guess I've learned a very expensive lesson. When you call you get no answer or no response to any emails

Great trails and waterfalls. Unfortunately when we go days without rain you find it dry but it's a…read morebeautiful preservation. The trails are safe to walk even for small children, the feel, the sound is so peaceful. The only thing I wish is that they would open more often, like during the week but great place to visit and take the family or friends for a hike.

I spent months researching dwarf Japanese maple trees last year, trying to find the perfect variety…read morefor my yard in Franklin. By the time I finally knew I wanted Orangeola maples, they were sold out everywhere. So today I went to Hewitt's with one mission, to find two Orangeola maples, ideally in 6-gallon buckets. Alan was introduced to me as the tree expert, and he absolutely lived up to the title. I explained what I was looking for, and he immediately walked me over to the first two 6-gallon Orangeola dwarf maples they had just received. We spent maybe ten minutes with the trees, and they were exactly what I wanted. I also told Alan that I had uprooted all my plants last year to redesign my landscape and showed him photos of my front yard. I explained that I wanted more color instead of the usual deep green evergreens and boxwoods. Without hesitation, he walked me over to a beautiful little shrub that changes through five different colors. He was fantastic........knowledgeable, friendly, and quick. Overall, it was not only a great experience but a fast one. I left with exactly what I came for and more.

Great variety and wonderful employees. The plant selection is extensive. The knowledge of the staff…read moreto help with your selection is vital and helpful.

A family owned & operated Garden Center that stocks a well rounded assortment of larger trees,…read moreshrubs, grasses, and starter plants for vegetable gardens. Very friendly and helpful staff -- that are literally experts in this home & garden category. Located on the very busy local Main Street near a City Park. Currently displaying a large collection of various pumpkins and other fall favorites. Parking area is relatively small -- but seems appropriate for this boutique type business.

I'm so happy to have this nursery close by. The staff are very friendly, knowledgeable & helpful. I…read morerecently purchased some plants that were mislabeled & a totally different color when they bloomed. The owner replaced the 5 plants. I appreciate their outstanding customer service! I would highly recommend this family owned nursery.

Good selection of house plants! Customer friendly. Knowledgeable folks. .read more

Jamie & Jay are so sweet & informative! They were incredibly patient with me as I asked a myriad of…read morequestions. Jamie loves to share her plant knowledge. They have a massive selection of beautiful plants and are continually receiving new ones weekly, as well as propagating their own. I love their selection of pots & plant holders too. I'm a newbie when it comes to houseplants, and Jamie is so helpful to write down instructions. She also provides ongoing plant tips and support; she told me to bring my "ZZ" plant back in September and she would help me repot it in something larger. I'll definitely go back! What a hidden gem in Spring Hill!

Knowledgeable staff, friendly, quality plants. Prices are competitive. I have been a customer for…read moreseveral years. I highly recommend Rudy's!

Rudy's has the best fruit, seed, decorations, and plants around. Their landscaping stones are hard…read more Their plants are green and colorful. Their soil is moist and supple. Their vases are plantable. Practically Johnny Appleseed, spreading the green thumb all around. Can't go wrong!

Absolutely wonderful local nursery with a variety of options ranging from landscaping needs to…read moregardening and even have meat options inside the main office. Additionally if you are within 30 minutes I'd suggest getting the year long membership as it reduces future purchases by 20%. Not bad if you are like me and each you you want to add to your peaceful kingdom (property). I'd be happy to help out with the website to make all the products and photos of the nursery a little easier to digest. Also is very helpful to understand what you all have coming even if it's not available. Additionally add in some notes about different plant pairings and what they will do for your garden. Example Black Cherry: Black cherry (Prunus serotina) is a medium-sized, deciduous forest tree native to the Americas, but also naturalized in parts of Europe. It features inflorescence with small white blooms that become clusters of dark cherries, edible when pitted. Mature trees have gray-to-black, distinctly crackled bark. The glossy leaves are poisonous to livestock. It is a highly reproductive pioneer species with invasive potential. Plant Care: Sunlight Full sun to partial sun Hardiness -40 ℉ Hardiness Zones 3-7 Soil Clay, loam, sand; well drained; slightly acidic, neutral, slightly alkaline Care Guide Water Drought-tolerant. Allow the soil to dry completely between watering. Fertilization Fertilization once every 2-3 months during the growing season. Pruning Trim the dead, diseased, overgrown branches in winter. Planting Time Spring, autumn, winter Harvest Time Late Summer Bird Benefits: Black cherry is the largest cherry tree and offers a triple lure for birds, providing them with food, shelter, and nesting opportunities. The trees' fruit is loved by a long list of birds. Their flowers draw hummingbirds and insects, so attract insect-eating birds. And their foliage offers nesting opportunities. Not to mention that these trees host many types of caterpillars, a favorite food source for many birds. The impressive list of birds drawn to black cherry includes robins, orioles, jays, thrashers, waxwings, woodpeckers, bluebirds, grosbeaks, finches, flickers, mockingbirds, tanagers, thrushes, and yellow-bellied sapsuckers.

I purchased $500 of soil for my raised garden beds. I fully explained what it was going to be used…read morefor and asked other questions regarding raised beds. When the dirt was dropped at my home, we saw that it was completely unfiltered topsoil. Grass, large logs, large clumps of clay, larger rocks,etc. this was not fit to use in a garden. In less than an hour, we drove back to the store and were told that they do not give refunds for a return. It doesn't say that in the receipt and anyone knows that was unfit to use is a raises garden bed. This soil could've only been used for fill dirt in construction. We actually had to just dump out the dirt somewhere that accept fill and go buy it elsewhere. Point is: they do not care about the product and just want a sale. They knew it was wrong to sell it to me for what I explained it was going to be used for and then refused a return in less than an hour after receiving the product. Very disappointing as we like to support local. Do not go here.

I needed my garden de-weeded and revived before my daughters birthday party. John made it super…read moreeasy for me because he was extremely helpful with giving me options for new bushes and shrubs that were very cost effective. His team was lightening fast and it looks great. Highly recommend.

John is absolutely amazing! He does efficient work and my lawn always looks amazing! He shows up…read morein time, always does more than expected, and he is quick to respond! The service and quality are top notch! I recommend John to all of my family and friends!