For being a plant store in the city they have a great selection for your pots on the balcony or in…read morethe garden. Prices are OK for city prices. If you want inxpensive plants go to the malls outside the city. They also have flowers for bouquets.

She has both cut flowers and potted plants for indoors and outdoors…read more The shop is tiny and the selection thereafter. Still you can find flowers for your need. Being located in the city centre of course this is not the ideal spot for buying all the plants for the balcony, but when in need. If you're lucky you can find decent deals. She is service minded and knowledgeable. I love the look of this shop's interior and welcoming decoration just outside. Does not accept AMEX.

It is rather tiny but has a cool range of flowers, no so many plants though. In season they have a…read moresmall amount of plants for the balcony or garden pots. Last time I was there, they had pebbles on the entire floor which was rather annoying. Hard to walk on.

Large store with a lot to chose from…read more Not only plants but also balcony and garden accessories. They do not accept AMEX.

This lovely greenhouse is what I imagine a miniature version Crystal Palace in London would look…read morelike. When you walked in, it felt so magical and lush, almost like the herbology class in the Harry Potter series. Lots of beautiful plants to admire! And free entry too, really resets your soul!

As a plant lover, this was an awesome place to visit. There was an enormous display of exotic palms…read morefrom around the world, with the room lined wall to wall with greenery. All the plants were labeled with names and locations, which was helpful. It put into perspective how extensive the collection was. On the left side of the central greenhouse was another filled with succulents and cacti. Many of these specimens were very unique to this location, as I had never seen probably 20 of the species. This served as a great research location if you're into exotic plant collecting. The greenhouses on the right side were temporarily closed, which was unfortunate. Additionally, they were doing work on parts of the greenhouse, so it was sometimes a little loud and didn't smell great. But, that work was isolated, so it was easy to avoid it. Entrance was free, which is always a good thing.

JYSK has a lot of things you do not need, but actually buy anyway…read more Some furniture (indoors and outdoors), linen, towels, stuff for bath and kitchen etc. I would say, buy things here that you through away next season. Not the best quality. Roughly said. There are a few chains with none-quality stuff that can be cute anyway. I asked for a special kind of fabrics but the staff had no idea what it was even. And believe me it was not a word/fabric I made up myself... I guess they don't know things outside the range, that's all.

I enjoy shopping at Bauhaus. You can find almost everything…read more But it is huge. Either you need to know what you are looking for or you need plenty of time. Like a few hours - to browse. I don't expect the best quality of everything. It can take a long time to get help. Few staff members, large areas and many customers needing assistance. Be patient! They accept AMEX.

Stop driving by this place! I've driven by it at least 20 times and thought I would stop next time…read morethen next time and next time... Finally made it. It has everything: clothes boutique, fancy food gift shop, interior decor, cafe, and plants plants plants! I went for the plants and had no idea there was so much more. The cafe is charming and its food is delicious. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Definitely go!