Great customer service!! I wasn't sure b where to go or good to all what I n was looking for…read more There was a gentleman ready to assist. After I told him what I needed he said go straight to the cashier tell them what you need and they will ring it up. Sure enough I did exactly what he said made my purchase and then followed the road to the back to pick up what I purchased. I wish I would have grabbed his name because he knew what I needed after in told him. Sure beats walking around the store aimlessly!

Great selection of healthy plants, trees, shrubs and flowers. The staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable.

Good service large selection competitive prices I would recommend this nursery. The lady was very…read morefriendly and they operator than every where else which was very helpful.

They are so helpful here. They listen, Provide excellent…read morefeedback and suggestions and are really kind. We love this place.

This is my absolute favorite nursery in all of Oklahoma City area. Worth the Drive people know what…read morethey're talking about in our so helpful.

Weather has been alittle rough so far this year and flowers are showing it. Some did not look as…read moregood as normal here. We did go ahead and purchase Rose Moss and hope it perks up. A few others to plant in front yard totally like $71.00. No where near my normal purchase I need. Will just wait a couple weeks to find more. This is no fault of The Greenhouse. It's a beautiful place. The prices on some seem higher. Need to find sales at local lawn n garden stores.

They suck and they don't stand behind the warranty. terrible customer service and worthless in…read morelandscaping.

If you are planting your own annuals or perennials, they are great! They have stock that big box…read morestores do not carry. You do pay a premium for their plants, though. I just bought 3 tri color ornamental sweet potato vines. They cost $20. I do not recommend them for trees, though. I chose a beautiful willow tree. There was a freeze, and they asked to substitute it for a different willow. I agreed. It never did thrive and eventually died. They replaced it (which sounds great, but the tree is the cheap part - the labor is expensive!). The workers didn't use the fish emulsion - that I provided (Marcums said the fish emulsion should be mixed in when the tree was planted - and I wanted to give the willow the very best chance possible). This tree died, too. I think the hole they dug was WAY too small. We also got an Asian Pear tree with the first willow. It also died. It came up from below the graft line and is green and growing, but it is no longer an Asian Pear and doesn't fruit. We have spent almost $1,000 on these trees and have no willow at all, and whatever the root stock is for the Asian Pear. We paid the premium for them to plant the trees and guarantee them, but it did not work how I thought it would. Just go to Costco or a Farm Supply store, and do it yourself. Even if it doesn't live, you will only be out a little money.

It's a small shop, but the selection is almost overwhelming. The staff is knowledgeable and very…read morefriendly. There's a wide variety of choices and prices. If you like houseplants, this store is worth a visit.

This place is a hidden gem! The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. They have an amazing…read moreselection of plants, and every time we go in, there are new surprises.

Ms Rhonda was so enthusiastic & helpful! We came in with a general idea of what we like & pics of…read moreour flowerbeds & she helped guide us. She provided so much knowledge when we go to plant & how to get the most out of each plant. So excited for our new flower beds.

A local and small business, definitely a quaint place, and we like to support this type of…read moreestablishment whenever we can. Although we're nowhere close to being good or experienced gardeners but we are trying to spiff up our yard. There were a couple of cars in the driveway when we arrived and there were steady new arrivals. That just shows it is a pretty popular place. I believe Bob was there as we were browsing. Friendly chap! He found out we'd never been so he explained the set up and how the greenhouses are labelled according to the type of plants they housed, full sun or part shade. I've never been to such a rustic nursery but I got the feeling that they had serious gardeners as their clientele. Friendly too!The customers were chatting to us left and right. Definitely a worthwhile place to check out. We picked up our little "Paddle" whom we spot from afar. It was just what we were looking for to replace the one I'd murdered over the winter. I didn't think we'd find him there so that was really lucky! I hadn't taken any pictures of the place because my phone ran out of juice, but I'm posting a picture of "Paddle" here.

The advice from the staff is valuable. The plants survive. The selection is vast. Really like this…read moreplant nursery! Prices are prices...theirs seem reasonable.

Drove out to see what they had for roses. The road sign is really faded so almost drove past. Was…read morenot greeted upon entry. Wondered around and looked at some stuff. The roses all looked the same and were quite pricey in my opinion. They have 3 greenhouse areas and lots of plants. What I was looking for seemed to be on the higher end of the price range. Ended up passing on everything which is too bad as they are local.

Went buy to look and see what they have for roses. Got some really awesome colors here on my last…read moretrip. Everything seems to be blooming nicely. We have had some rain so I'm sure tht is helping. The folks here are very knowledgeable and friendly. Any questions just ask. If you don't see what you want also ask as they have many different growing areas. Such a nice sea of colors.

There is a woman there that is not a courteous smoker at has a cigarette hanging out of her mouth…read morewhile she is trying to wait on you! And smoke goes all over your face! Won't be back!