This is a great place to load up on plants in the spring. They have a huge selection of all your…read morefavouite veggies and none of them look like they're about to drop dead as soon as you leave. I don't really buy flowers, because I'm mostly interested in things I can eat, but they seemed to have a good selection of those as well. They have a modest selection of garden supplies, but I don't think that's really their thing. I asked if they sold any trellises to grow my veggies on and he told me "Let them grow over the ground". I said "Yeah, but if I grow them up then I'll have more ground space." Then he looked at me a little annoyed and repeated himself. So, not the best customer service I've seen, but whatever just give me the plants.

Fantastic variety packed into a surprisingly small space. Everything from tomatoes to fig trees! I…read morecan't wait to come back next spring!

Today was my first and last time at this garden centre. It should be a pleasurable experience…read moreespecially on a beautiful spring day. The owner/manager was Incredibly rude and miserable.

Their plants are not good. its pricey and bad. I got 2 plants during Covid, one is still too…read moresmall... no growth. I did everything possible...now its 5 years..

Terrible customer service and very over priced. Post sale events but when you go there they have…read morenon of the items in their flyer (bait and switch).

Avoid Sheridan Nurseries at all cost! Fresh cut Christmas trees average $200 and they are…read moreridiculously skinny, have huge gaps between the branches, rarely have a "good side", stop absorbing water within days of being brought inside (even if freshly cut minutes before putting it in a stand full of water), last less than 10 days before they are totally dried up and dead, drop needles absolutely everywhere and there are very few trees left to choose from unless you are looking for a short Balsam. It is shocking to me that people are still being scammed into buying exorbitantly priced trees from them given how incredibly terrible they are. People might as well go to a supermarket and buy a tree for $50 since they would be getting an even better quality tree than they would get at Sheridan Nurseries. This sort of practice should be prohibited from continuing and the company should be called out for their false advertising (website and posts showing gorgeous trees, different types and heights and ample selection) when in fact they started letting customers pre-order trees starting in early November so when they receive shipments, the employees search through the trees for the nicest ones and those trees then go to fill all the pre-orders, leaving only the awful trees to choose from. They lie to customers to get them into the store and only then do the customers realize the trees that are left are nothing like the ones advertised. Sheridan Nurseries knows that many, many customers cannot shop around at different stores for a tree so they are essentially a captured audience who then feel compelled to buy a tree despite the atrocious quality and outrageous price tag. Sorry for my rant but I am so tired of businesses ripping off their customers, especially when discretionary spending for many people is now a huge struggle. Customers' expectations to get what they pay for are completely legitimate and they shouldn't even have to think about the possibility of receiving an inferior product or service when paying a premium or the top end of the market. I truly hope people will stop supporting them.

Come check this market out. Natives, perennials and herbs now available…read more Friendly service all around. Then go pickup something from the Farmers' Market happening right across.

After going to farmers market, we swung over to the garden market to look for some plants. It's…read moregreat to see people out and about despite the distancing in effect. The garden market has a lot of plants for sale plus other equipment for gardening. Owners are great and helpful.

The best place to go for plants and for amazing planting soil! Not to mention the friendly, helpful…read morewelcome one receives just walking in. A tiny, perfect plant paradise, for beginners and for more experienced plant folks. It's the only place I go now for plants, soil, and plant advice. 5 stars!

I've worked with Urban Gardener several times over the past year for both my home and office, and…read morethey've been consistently great to work with. They've helped with repotting a very large monstera and several smaller plants, always arriving on time and fully prepared with everything needed. Communication is prompt and professional, they really know their stuff, and they always leave the space looking spotless. They also send helpful follow-up care instructions and even looked after my plants while I was away, which I really appreciated. I've recommended their services to a few friends, and everyone's had a great experience. Whether you need help at home or in your workspace, I highly recommend their shop and in-home services.

I've been coming here for a number of years. Fiesta Gardens is staffed with solid people -…read moreknowledgeable, friendly people. I love the people who work there, and they've made a positive difference, many times. They have everything, from catnip, to dill, to tomatoes, garden supplies, fruit trees, and many different kinds of flowers (full or partial sun, shade), mulch, and various rocks. It's always enjoyable to go there, and I even visit there with in-laws sometimes to just look around. It's pretty, and I'll always love seeing how happy the bees are with their butterfly bushes.

I've always enjoyed their selection of plant material. I find plants I can't find at the big box…read moreoperations. Staff is friendly and accommodating.

Beautiful greenhouse-style space with a strong plant selection, and the hidden café is a lovely…read morebonus. That's my favorite part about it. Beautiful space to sit down for a coffee or beer.

Super cute outdoor cafe with tasty pastries and solid coffee! The staff were really friendly and…read moreoverall was a nice vibe to sit and drink your coffee, as well as browse the plants they have for sale

Love this out of the way garden centre. This is the second time that I've been here. A few years…read moreago I picked up a Weeping Cyprus which has grown substantially. The trees here are all healthy and much bigger than you will find at a big box garden centre. This trip I found a very full Hilly Yew which was much taller than any available at other centers. The prices here are also excellent. Staff are always pleasant and ready to help!

Another day, another garden centre as a willing hostage for my sweetheart!…read more It seems I've (we've) been on a country tour of these venues all last year and three times already this year. Another city, another eye appealing experience. There was no customer lineup here. It was somewhat overcast and hanging just above freezing mark with a breeze. Masks are mandatory before allowed entry. This Toronto store is small-sized compared to recent ginormous garden centres we've visited. Indoor product selection was good and pricing was on the high end. The outdoor display areas were virtually empty due to winter. Aisles are narrow and a shopping basket is the way to go both inside and outdoors. Staff were knowledgeable, offering assistance, and friendly. Checkout was quick. Parking is found on the other side of the road opposite of the front entrance to the building. Wait for it..... Yes, we came home with 2 plant additions to our home!

I love this HomeSense location; the store is rather big and it always has a great selection of…read moreseasonal decorations, glassware, plates, serving plates, bowls and spoons; home decorations, bath and kitchen essentials, artworks, mirrors, photo frames, cushions, furniture, etc. It will never disappoint, whether you're buying a gift or for yourself, you can find something interesting to buy.

Of all the places we went to in Toronto, of all the things we saw... HomeSense was a favorite. I…read moremean, come on, the Canadian cousin of HomeGoods/Marshalls/TJMaxx? How could I NOT go into this store!? Looks-wise it's just like the standard HomeGoods we're used to in the States... except its bigger and better. And really roomy. Sometimes these types of stores are so packed you can barely move around - not this location. Set in a lower level/basement like space it felt modern and comfortable. Walking in - I instantly wished I had brought an extra duffle bag. Between the aisles of pillows, the kitchen/dining section, and the picture frames - I was in heaven. Fortunately for Hubs they also have tons of furniture, so he was able to find a {super cute} chair up front to relax in while I wandered. B/c my luggage could not accommodate all that I had seen I settled on a really beautiful picture frame to commemorate our visit to Toronto. Check out was super easy - seeing as how they had several cashiers available. And my frame, after $$ conversion was only $7. Yay for HomeSense!