Great place with a great selection! We went this past weekend to pick up a porch goose and we are…read moresoo happy with our purchase. Everyone there was super helpful. They helped us place an order for the goose since they usually sell out.

I love love love this place! They have cement statues of everything you could want, with the…read moreexception of a horse. But they do have donkeys. I was on the hunt for a small rabbit statue, and they were number to choose from. You could get them in plain, cement, color, or painted.

Quick trip to pick up a couple of things. Very helpful staff! It was a different TSC than we…read morenormally go to, so a little confusing to find everything. Very helpful staff.

Big store. Not kept up very well. Floors trashy, no paper towels or other essentials in…read morerestrooms, some displays in a mess. I do appreciate that they at least have restrooms for customers even if they do look like a roadside gas station.

Green thumb Nursery is my first stop. It's a "lived-in" family nursery with relatively reasonable…read moreprices. The owners are lovely, helpful and very knowledgeable. Even when I haven't made a purchase, they have taken time to be helpful. (Try that at Home Depot or Lowe's). I have gotten really good advice on planting in the compact clay soil on my empty plot, and will continue to support this home-grown local nursery.

BE AWARE OF THESE SCAMMERS! Bought a $450 tree from them that they dug out with the roots too…read moreshort, and they said "it's fine just keep watering it". We contacted them several times within 2 months period from the day of purchase about the tree dying. The "wife" kept telling us the "oak is pretty hardy, it will grow back even if the leaves dry up". "Keep watering it every day, 30 gallons each day". "We're in business 50 years, we know what we're talking about". We followed all their orders until the tree completely dried up within 2 months. Their response: "well everything living dies, people die, animals die, and trees die we don't guarantee any of our trees". They do not offer a refund or replacement on any of their trees. Our only option from them was to buy another tree at additional half price.

Can't tell you how frustrating it is to try to buy gas here. I travel often and use a card to fill…read moreup all over the state and several states around. 99%+ go through without a hitch. Just try using a card here. I dare you. 99% of the time it won't work and directs you inside to see attendant. What a waste of time.

From the owner: At Rockinginham Petroleum, our product line is driven by our customers' needs. Here, you will…read morealways find a complete range of petroleum products for residential, agricultural, and commercial uses Additionally, you can count us to provide superior equipment and a sound commitment to customer satisfaction. Our Fuel Pump Centers are open every day, round the clock with Southern States brand fuels for standard vehicles and large trucks. Visit our high-speed fuel center where you'll find competitive prices every day on ethanol free and ethanol blended gas or Super Gold diesel.

I am a handicapped senior lady...I went to the store this week and asked for help getting a piece…read moreof plywood cut into several different pieces....Jesse and Levy helped me and went above and beyond to make sure I had just what I wanted....then Levy carried everything out to my van and loaded it all up....excellent experience... Previous visits have been very disappointing... Also...I have to use an electric cart...they are always filthy, dilapidated...and the charge barely lasts...many times I would have done more shopping but had to leave for fear of being stranded with a dead cart...

If it sold gardening tools (it does) it'd be the Hoe Depot (it is). And me me and Barbie hung out…read morehere, it'd be the Ho Depot. And also the Hole Depot. But anyway. In the same Plaza as Walmart - but with much better products at much higher prices. And better service too! Always! This is a good Home Depot but most of them are. They have a little bit of everything. It's not the biggest store but it covers all your needs. Like I said though. Don't expect anything cheap here. Unless I'm here, because I'm notoriously infamously cheap.

Not sure why I waited a year to leave a review. I…read morecontracted Shreckhise Shubbery to totally redo the landscaping around my house. The removed the old shrubbs and beds and replace with a new design and plants. Mike worked with us to make sure most of our plants were deer resistant. We have had the new landscaping for a year and ALL the plants are still alive and grwoing.

Excellent service! The employees are friendly and very knowledgeable. Great quality plants.read more

The staff were extremely helpful and I was very impressed with the quality and inventoryread more

The selection and service were second to none and the family atmosphere is welcoming and noticed!read more

Several weeks ago I visited and inquired about planting Arborvitae for a property border to block…read morethe view of a neighbors eyesore of a back yard. While looking at the plants, Trent approached us and we found him very pleasant, helpful and knowledgeable. Jim visited us the next day presenting a plan. Though they were backed up until June, only 10 days after Jim's visit, a team including both Jim and Trent came and completed the job. They took advantage of a narrow window of opportunity to help us. We are very pleased with their knowledge, honesty, and dependability. We'll seek their help in the future. Thank you, guys.

Twenty years ago when my house was built, which was long before my time in it, Jim Shreckhise was…read morethe landscaper responsible for creating the eye-sore that is now my front yard. Below I will present the details of his job then, as well as his recent, equally bad, proposed solution to the problems that he created 2 decades ago. I will try to keep it brief so that you can quickly move on to a landscaping company that knows what it is doing. -At the front corner of the driveway: 3 weeping cherries all within an 8-foot triangle pattern. Now huge and unbearable, they have created subterraneous root systems that permeate the yard, creeping under the driveway, which has buckled as a result. Why anybody would put 3 potentially huge trees in such an undersirable location is beyond me, but it is clear that he did not take the future of the yard into consideration. Every year they must be cut back extensively so that I can pass through the driveway. The city, also, has notified me twice that they must be cut back from the street so that drivers could have full visibility. -Flanking the front door: 2 Japanese red maples so close to the house and porch that they constantly have to be trimmed, year after year. -Right in front of my front door: 5 dogwoods in a completely unnatural and unpleasing zig-zag position, so close together that they are now entangled in one another. -The rest of the front yard: DOZENS of juniper, holly, another gigantic oak tree, more dogwoods, 5 barberry bushes, 5 dwarf pine trees, 3 golden mop cypress, and a tri-color beech that now takes up half of the front yard area. In summary, the landscaping now looks like an overgrown forest area that probably cost a fortune for the home's original owner. Two years ago, I thought I would give Shreckhise another chance and asked him to propose a solution to the high-maintenance clutter that he originally created. I had two criteria: it had to fit within my budget, and had to be as low-maintenance as possible. His idea was to rip about 90% of the plants out and plant $6,000 of rose bushes, holly and boxwoods, all in aesthetically unpleasing geometric patterns throughout the yard. How is $5,000-6,000 worth of rose bushes low-maintenance?! Needless to say, I did not call him back about his plan. Shreckhise may have decent ideas at the time, but he does not take into consideration anything that might happen in the future. I cannot imagine how a professional would recommend blocking the main entrance of a home with 5 dogwoods, 2 maples and other shrubbery. When I look around the city, I can tell a Shreckhise creation when I see one. It usually consists of multiple weeping cherries, barberry, dwarf spruces, and golden mop cypress, all of which provide an array of colors, but the zig-zaggy patterns, positioning, and sheer number of items is mind-boggling. Save yourself money, time, and future stress. Please do not allow Shreckhise to landscape your yard the way that he did mine when the previous home owners hired him.

We wanted stone put down in flower beds. I wanted something that would look better up next to…read morebrick. Hector recommended red stone and that is what we went with. We were very happy with the choice. Hector is great to work with and he does things the right way. He will tell you what he recommends and why and then let you choose. He has a great crew. They work hard and they are very cordial and very respectful of your property. We feel that we were given a fair and reasonable price. We are looking forward to our next project with him and his crew.

I would like to give a thumbs up to Hector with J&K landscaping my parents are retired Seniors and…read morewe attempting to take on the task of shoveling today I called J&J Landscaping spoke with Hector and he showed up within 15 minutes. Great service, professional and fast!!! Now we can enjoy much needed family time without any physical and mental breakdowns