WHAT!?!? We went to this nursery yesterday in search of a specific species of tree. The stock is SO…read morelow it's not worth the trip here anymore. What's more when asked what was happening to the inventory we were almost scolded for the query...to quote: "I'm doing the jobs of 11 people, I can only do so much, I'm taking care of 11 acres of plants and trees so you get what you get!!" Yup, with that customer service, you'll get what you get.

My love affair with Katsura began months before they opened as I drove by each week they were…read moreadding new stock. Finally after several months I had a reason to go in... I needed a weeping cherry tree. I went around to the usual places and while they had cherry trees the were not of the quality i was looking for. I did not want a Home Depot tree or something in a 10 gallon container. I want a TREE. Okay. So I drive down to Plymo with the intention of getting a tree. I walk through the nursery and realize there are several different specimens that I would like. The owner comes to my rescue and careful tells me about the differences between the trees and I make my final deciscion. This is where things take a turn. The owner motions to the help to get a special tree lifting type of machine. The person maneuvers the equipment and snatches the tree up. I am know faced with the problem. I paid for the tree... I think it was over $300. The tree is now out of the ground and I can fully see the root ball - it is roughly the size of a VW Beetle. The ask were the truck is and I motion towards my small Toyota Tacoma. The nursery folk ask how I plan on planting the tree and I say off my girlfriend and I will. They laugh and suggest I buy some beer and invite my guy friends over. By this time I am crying on the inside knowing this is going to be a disaster. They are kind enough to give me some very comprehensive planting instructions and wrap it up in landscaping fabric for the journey home. Fast forward to the planting. It was a disaster. The tree fell off of the ingenious Rube Goldberg contraption I had devised to plant the tree and land on my foot. I was lucky enough to be able to fire up the old Range Rover's winch and through a series of intricate pulleys winch the huge tree across the lawn to is respective location. Katsura is a great place to go. They have a lot of specimen trees and Japanese maples, but just be aware that some of the trees are larger then they appear.

Love Wyman's. It's a bit out of the way for us now but it's definitely worth the drive. They have a…read moregreat selection and they are very friendly and extremely helpful.

Seasonal prices and great plant quality! Staff is always knowledgeable and friendly. Can't wait to…read moreorder cord wood next year!

We just made our first trip to CLGS, great experience. They have a wonderful collection of plants…read moreand the Staff is very helpful. The Gift Shop inside also has some cute stuff. We had been going to a different Nursery, but I think we are hooked on CLGS now!!

I can't believe this place has no reviews! I love this place. I still have a Martha Washington…read moregeranium from two years which is so beautiful! The best part is my other one died bc I put it in direct sunlight and they gave me a new one because of it and it is alive for two years! So pretty! I love their verbenas! Apparently, they grow them from seed! They have all kinds of flowering verbenas. They are so beautiful. Last spring, I was filling up my cart with purple, pink, sunset verbenas and another patron saw them and said, "Omg, these are so pretty!" And she proceeded to fill her cart with verbenas, too. They have a beautiful assortment of flowers, awesome herbs, trees, and gifts. I love this shop! I go here every year!

I made the decision this summer to stop buying produce from supermarkets and start supporting my…read morelocal farm stands. Sunrise Gardens, located on Rt 58, is one of the closest to my home. Merchandise: -seasonal vegetables and fruits. Check the signage to determine if it was grown by Sunrise Gardens. I do appreciate that they offer items not grown on site, such as onions and potatoes, so that I don't have to make a separate trip to the grocery store to round out my produce purchases. -jams/jellies -crafts -lots of seasonal items (corn stalks, pumpkins, gourds) -entire greenhouses full of flowers Cost: -I've found that by purchasing local, I'm not spending that much more on produce (like, cents more). The quality more than makes up for the few pennies more. -credit/debit cards accepted for purchases over $5 Staff: -every interaction I've had with the staff at Sunrise Gardens has been incomparably pleasant. They are talkative, friendly, but not overbearing. You can shop and browse without interruption, if that's your thing. Shop local-- especially for home-grown foods-- and reap the benefits of sustaining local farmers and diversifying your dinner plate!

A fairly small nursery and garden center, but a good one, with plenty of vegetable plants and…read moreflowers, and a large supply of spices that are also really cheap. People seem laid back and friendly, and prices are pretty good overall. It feels like it's in the middle of nowhere, which makes sense because Plympton is such a small town and nowhere near any highways.

As a first time homeowner in the area, I'm starting to become a bit of a regular at Seoane's. I've…read morepurchased everything from Christmas trees to all of the shrubs and perennials in my front yard. The plants are always high quality and they have such a great selection, but it can be pricey compared to other nurseries in the area. During the Spring and Summer they have a sprawling selection of plants, trees, and shrubs, I could (and have) spent hours browsing through them all. The staff is always really nice and you get the vibe that they're genuinely interested in your project and happy to give recommendations. In addition to the actual plants, they have landscaping services, lots of gardening supplies, and even decorative items and gifts. I haven't participated in anything just yet, but they even host all kinds of events and classes throughout the year. Overall, I'm super happy to have such a fun community spot nearby. They only lost a star for me because of the high prices, but as long as the plants keep doing so well I'll keep coming back anyways :)

Horrible experience. Met with a landscape designer last fall to prepare for a spring/summer project…read more(Bryce). Never followed up. I called to follow up this spring. Said he would call me. Never did. Different person came out. Explained project desire. Fairly substantial. Called me and said "wasn't big enough". That's fine. But it took 8 months to get to that answer? Better landscaping companies out there. Leave this one at the bottom of the list.

Last autumn we purchased several (20) "pre-chilled" hyacinths bulbs. We inteneded to force in water…read moreover the winter. After getting them home to Canton. none of them thrived. Therefore, I doubt they were "pre-chilled" as advertised, and what I thought we paid for. Everyone makes mistakes, however this a costly one for me and my wife as it wasted our time as well and we could not gift the flowers over the winter. We will opt for big box stores in the future. Please do better Kennedy's

This place has my heart. My fiancé asked me to marry her here and the staff were the most…read morewelcoming. They shared the excitement, allowed us to have the space for our special moment, and congratulated us! It was the best moment and so glad my favorite nursery was apart of this!

Ieronimo delayed delivery of material by a day. His office called to confirm 3:30pm delivery, he…read morearrived early at 3pm and was rude to my son about me not being there. I arrived at 3:10 and he demanded a check. Drove away quickly before I could confirm material volume. Physical calculated volume was 25% less than ordered. Beware of this mans ethics, check volume before you pay.

I got a "yard" of gravel from him for nearly $58. It turned out to be less of a yard - more like…read more1/2 yard. Bridgewater Farm Supply sells a true yard for $34. Makes no sense to me why a small business would cheat customers. Doesn't he realize word would get around??