A long day. Needed flowers to plant at the cemetery. Also needed a small garden spade to plant them…read morewith. Long story short, after stopping at 422 Flea Market, and finding nothing. And driving through Lowelville, and Giant Eagle in Poland, did a Google, and saw Kushner's was very close to our location. Went there, it was after 4pm on a weekday. Was suprised they were even open. Got GREAT personal service, the flowers we got had just been trimmed out. The garden spade and other tools I bought were great quality and very inexpensive. I will be back to buy more plants, and garden type stuff. They have solar lights, trelisses, fountains and pond care accessories. I very strongly reccomend anyone shop here for any gardening needs. And they have more than just plants. Landscaping material, stones bricks statues patio furniture etc. and prices on most items that beat walmart easily. Add in the quality of what they sell, and the honest interest the staff shows for the customer, and you have a place that is exactly what I want when doing something as important as buying plants and landscaping materials for the house, or for your apartment patio or deck. All price ranges for every pocketbook or need.

Kushner's has an awesome selection of plants, trees, aggregates, outdoor living and patio decor!…read moreDonny is super helpful. Great location!

I hired Innovative Nursery in Chardon to regrade my gravel driveway and was given an estimate of…read morejust over $1300. I signed the estimate and they came out and did the work, but I was surprised when the job took only one person (probably paid at most $30.00/hr) less than 2 hours to complete. While the work was decent (not great, but decent), it still seemed that the estimate had been grossly overstated. I waited a week for a statement with an updated price, but it never came. I kept thinking about this, trying to figure out how the costs associated with a one person job on a tractor with a scraping tool for 2 hours could justify charging me $650/hr, especially when there were no additional materials needed as part of the job. The updated price never came so I emailed the owner and asked for an itemized bill. He called and said he was confused about what I meant by an itemized bill and I said that I was asking for a breakdown of the charges so I could understand how he arrived at the total price. He said that was irrelevant, the price was what it was and that I had signed off on the estimate. I said yes, I had signed the estimate, not an invoice. We went round and round and he said that the cost of the job was irrelevant and that the estimate he gave me was the quote of the job no matter how long it took and the breakdown was proprietary. Finally, he listed the expenses as wages, insurance, the tractor and transportation, but when I asked him what the costs were associated with those items, he kept telling me that the pricing was "proprietary." I specifically asked if the price of gas was proprietary, if the price of the tractor was proprietary, if the price of insurance was proprietary, etc. so he switched to claiming the accounting software he used was proprietary. While I get that Yardbook would probably consider their software proprietary, the pricing data the owner of Innovative Nursery, or someone in his company, would have input into the software was not proprietary which can only lead to the conclusion that the owner either doesn't know the ins and outs of his own business or that he had something to hide. Instead of having a civil conversation with me and simply explaining how he arrived at his numbers so I could understand where he was coming from, the owner launched a bunch of threats and accusations at me, so when I got off the phone with him I went on AI to figure out the costs I mentioned above as well as several others that I figured were associated with the job. I was right about the wage of a skilled landscaping employee being at most $30/hr, but was off on other costs. Still, using the most conservative costs I found, I came up with total expenses for the job of $487 and rounded up to $500 in case there were a couple small expenses I had missed. Since the total I came up with was considerably more than my original estimate of $300, I will not pursue this any further (I still think my estimate of $300 for the job is closer to accurate given how generous I was with the numbers, but again, I will give the owner the benefit of the doubt). Still, a $500 cost point for the $1300 price estimate leaves 62% in profit for the owner when a profit margin of up to 20% is more typical for a small landscaping business and most businesses in general. Given the level of incompetency of the owner in knowing and understanding his own business and the ramifications of that lack of knowledge, or his lack of honesty and transparency (people who have nothing to hide, hide nothing) as well as his lack of professionalism and a profit margin that can only be described as greedy, I cannot recommend Innovative Nursery or its services at all.

From the owner: We are a family owned garden center with beautiful year round plants and trees. We also have bulk…read morematerials.

Love Emmalee's , friendly , she has always had what I needed . From porch wicker to wood tables to…read moreornaments . Nice warm atmosphere., homey . She knows how to decorate. Second hand items fine a new lease on life .

Emmalee was so sweet. I bought something just because we liked her so much. The place is…read morebeautifully staged but a lot of items didn't have prices on them and when we asked she just made up a number. Prices were a bit high for the area.

Went to buy a pine tree in October. Doug helped me. I told him that mine had died, the size of the…read morearea, and what I was thinking. We looked at the trees remaining since it was Fall, and they were half off! I purchased a tall arborvitae with the planting service, which includes the planting materials. Was a good experience with Doug.

I met with Sharon at Lowe's Green House and left the meeting so confident. She is very professional…read moreand really listens to your vision, and budget concerns. We planned a Farmers Market Wedding Shower and had such beautiful flowers.

Where else can you play a game of pinball, hangout with a 100 year old moose, and peruse…read morehigh-quality, stylish, and affordably-priced furniture and home decor? I was very impressed by my first visit to Wayside Workshop. For me, stores specializing in Amish furniture usually fall into one of two categories: (1) affordable, but kitschy, country, and not stylish (think "Grandma's cabin"); or (2) high-end, extremely customizable, and VERY pricey (think "Amish Arhaus+"). Wayside Workshop is that rare gem that strikes the perfect balance between offering the quality and style of bespoke furniture dealers while still being approachable both in price and service. Every piece at Wayside reeks of quality (no particle board here!), and even the biggest pieces (like the awesome expanding dining room table I was digging) aren't eye-poppingly expensive. Finally, this review would be incomplete if I did not mention the space itself. Wayside Worship is located in a huge old barn(?) and is exceptionally beautiful inside. Shoppers can explore multiple (open) floors of furniture and home decor, all of which are tastefully decorated with a keen eye for detail. The space is welcoming and warm as soon as you enter, and I'm sure it's absolutely magical at Christmastime. I'm excited to make a second visit then (with my wife - pray for me).

Even if you AREN'T in the market for furniture you need to come see this store. This…read morenot-your-average-Joe's furniture store is decorated and presented SO MAGICALLY it's like walking into a wonderland. I want to buy EVERYTHING but my wallet has only allowed me to purchase an unfinished bookshelf thus far. They have furniture, accent decor, paint, candles and lighting, festive decor, the list just goes on. You could spend an hour in this little workshop and still not have seen everything they have to offer. For lack of a better pun, this place knows how to "set up shop"! Go see the nice folks at Wayside. They are very helpful and they know their stuff!

I purchased Durapella slate gray sectional from Ashley in February 2025, delivered in March…read more2025(purchase price 4K) I was told DuraPella was guaranteed to be indestructible. The sales associated took his car key multiple times to the couch to demonstrate the durability. On July 4 we discovered a small area on the side of the couch where the gray material was peeling off the couch. I put in a claim and have been denied, stating they do not cover "cuts", the damage appears to be accidental rather than a defect. I am not sure how peeling material would be accidental damage. I will never purchase from Ashley again, I would recommend Bobs Furniture over Ashley. Ashley does not stand behind the products, their customer service is just awful. Bob's definitely stands behind their products. Allison W. Cleveland, Ohio

The service and selection were amazing and made really simple. Will recommend to friends and family…read moreall around to go to Mayfield Ashley!

I highly recommend this place for all things garden. Frank the owner and his son Frankie are so…read moreknowledgeable and pleasant to talk to. They have so many products to select from and all are great quality and price. I highly recommend.

My husband and I drove out to Monticello Garden Supply in Chesterland today at 2:30 to buy mulch,…read moreonly to find the gates locked and the store closed. Their web site says they are open until 4:00 on Sundays. I called the number on the sign and told the man who answered that I had just arrived to buy mulch, and he said "oh, well we closed early." I asked why he would do that when their web site advertises their business hours, and his answer was "hey, there are a couple other places close by that you can go- we're closed. Sorry." I started to ask another question, wanting to know when they would reopen, but he hung up on me as I was still talking! When I called back he had a very nasty attitude, told me I had anger issues, and hung up on me again! I can't believe people think they can do business this way. I have spent plenty of money here in the past, but never again! They have lost a customer for life. I will gladly take my business and my money elsewhere, and I will recommend to anyone who asks that they do the same.

Nick was great in the store. He was polite, very informative with their products, and he took his…read moretime showing me stone that would work with my room. The crew that they sent out to do the installation did an amazing job from start to finish. They took care in protecting my furniture by covering it up and eliminating as much dust mess as possible. They cleaned up after themselves and put everything back where it belonged when they were finished. I couldn't have asked for a better crew to do this job. I love my new fireplace, mantle and the stone looks amazing. I had a great experience all around and I will definitely be recommending Country Stove to friends and family.

DO NOT HIRE THEM - YOU WILL BE SORRY - We hired Country Stove & Patio to redo our fireplace area…read more The contract was for $11,000 -12,000 (+) and they failed on their contract. The installed the wrong mantel, which was damaged from the manufacturer (told me who cares), they damaged our $4500 bookcases/cabinets, installed a piece of arched molding that was damaged by the manufacturer, failed to finish to crown molding and kept the key to our house and refused to return it. There is a whole lot more that I could go in to. In total, I had to pay $2,000 for repairs for the damages they caused and they would not work out a settlement with us so they put a lien on our house. We paid the amount owed because we could not take another loan out on our home unless we paid the lien off. They have yet to remove the lien and we paid them in full over 2 months ago. This company is unethical, does subpar work and charges top dollar for subpar work. The job took them 3 months to complete. I highly encourage you to not hire this company that does not care about their work or their customers. I paid $13,000 for a fireplace redo and my bookcases have issues because to make them look halfway decent, they had to be repainted. So in total, this job cost me almost $18,000. Shame on you Country Stove and Patio. I hope the word gets out as to how you do business. You are unethical in your business practices. DO NOT HIRE THEMD