I've been going to Plant Shop Chicago for several years now and it just gets better every time I…read morego. The selection of plants are impeccable. I brought a plant to be repotted and the wonderful Peyton fixed him right up. They were very knowable and friendly. I recommend this shop to all my plant loving friends and they all agree, Plant Shop Chicago is where it's at!

Great selection. I love that they have a repotting service. Plants are always a valueread more

The Greenhouse is open to the public and they do have a staff in duty if there's any questions…read moreabout the garden. They have a selection of plans and flowers. Next to it they have this beautiful park for the kids to play in the playground. Also they have tennis courts and you can improvise and play pickleball as well. Definitely a great value of time to keep this garden beautiful.

The locals know to go here for the annual organic greenhouse plant sale, which was Saturday 5/20…read moreand Sunday 5/21. Get there early, as the nicer and larger plants sell very quickly. Also, it's cash only, and make sure you bring your own boxes to carry your plants. The volunteers are really nice and helpful here. Prices started at $3 for the smaller plants and went up from there. The organic green house not only offers children's and adult classes, they also have a wonderful community garden which is open Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 am to 12 pm. it is also the only teaching greenhouse from the Chicago Park District, located within the grounds of Kilbourn Park. They seek to connect people to nature, teach sustainable gardening practices, and promote fresh and healthy food to people of all ages through garden-based programming. Kids can enjoy the Garden Buddies program for toddlers, plus the Harvest Garden and Eco-Explorers programs for youth. Adult gardeners can attend a continuing education series and other workshops sponsored by The Friends of Kilbourn Park Organic Greenhouse. Although the park is one of the smaller ones in the city, they have a soccer field, tennis courts, playground, basketball court, Kilbourn Park also offers different after school programs for kids and a summer camp that is quite good.

I cannot say enough good things about Fertile Garden Center! From the moment I walked in, the staff…read morewere incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, exactly what you want when you're trying to figure out the right plants for your space. Darrel in particular went above and beyond. I was looking for flowers and plants for my balcony, and he took the time to walk me through everything: which plants would be safe for my dog (non-toxic was a must!), what would actually thrive given my balcony's sun exposure, and which options would be low-maintenance when it comes to bugs. It honestly felt like a mini plant class, and I left feeling so much more confident about what I was buying. On top of that, I brought in my orchid that I genuinely thought was a goner. Darrel and the team took a look at it that same day and managed to revive it! I was shocked and so grateful. After years of buying plants from the big box stores, I'm never going back. Fertile Garden Center actually cares about helping you succeed with your plants, not just making a sale. Highly recommend, and I'll definitely be coming back. And the speak Spanish!!

I like coming here for the selection and to support a small business instead of big box store. But…read moreI have to agree with other reviewers, the staff here can be off putting. Anytime I ask questions they just repeat what's on the care tag. They don't seem passionate about gardening and make the whole interaction uncomfortable.

Went in to get a dozen roses for my GF on her birthday, did really bad wrapping of the flowers he…read moredid give me, I was also given only 10 flowers. Really bad place

My husband wanted to deliver surprise flowers to me at my job, and because I work 5-6 miles from…read moreour home, he did some searching for a good florist near my work. Enter Lorch Bros. The flowers were delivered early in the work day, looked absolutely stunning, and (according to my husband) were the most reasonably priced in the neighborhood. I was absolutely in love with them and their attention to detail. Eleven days later and my flowers are JUST now starting to wilt and look less fresh. Highly recommend working with Lorch Bros!

This shop has a lot of cool house plants, including rare/variegated ones. The shop is nice to walk…read morearound, and the plants look healthy and well cared for. Poles, stuff for potting mix, and pressed dried flowers earrings are also sold here! I got my thai constellation from green spaces, and she is thriving! They didn't have the size that I wanted at first; however, they managed to get one for me in a couple of days after I asked. As for the prices, I'd say the plants here are affordable and/or reasonably priced. Hanan was super sweet, helpful, and knowledgeable. I adore her energy and enthusiasm. I love how she always greets everyone with such great energy when people walk in. I'll definitely stop by green spaces again from time to time despite the long commute. (also posted on google because I want to support them hahaha)

I would tell you how precious this plant shop is, but I would rather show you than tell you…read more Look at my before & after pics of this one succulent I bought JUST a couple of months ago! 'Nuff said Visit the shop. A fine example of how small businesses should be run. (She has a lot of rare stuff, too)

This plant shop has the coolest house plants. Stop by and see for yourself. Hard to decide what to…read morego home with.

Such a huge range of plants that all looked so healthy! Many of them very reasonably priced, I…read moreended up getting a beautiful ghost cactus. The person working there at the time was very friendly, very open to questions, and very knowledgeable! They have lots of cool trinkets and plant care stuff too

A cozy space! I was ecstatic to learn that we have a plant shop in the neighbourhood. Beautiful and…read moreinspiring plants are offered. From rubber plants to aroids, succulents and cacti. There are plant soil and garden accessories as well. You will likely will find a plant to take home with you, as I did ;) What's more there is also a small coffee bar and a sitting corner.

This adorable woman- owned plant/coffee shop is one of my favorite places in the neighborhood. As…read moresoon as you walk in, it's a calm oasis of beautiful plants and of various sizes. There's a very cute and relaxing area to sip your coffee while taking in a tropical ambience. The owner, Laura, is very sweet and informative about all of her plants and products. She pays particular detail to everything that she puts in to the business and it definitely shows. She makes me the most perfect cappuccino with local beans, Every. Single. Time. I have purchased quite a few plants of great value and they are thriving. Highly recommend this shop to any plant or coffee lover. Check it out. Support the Locals

Stopped by to pick up compost for my lawn. Great prices for the quantity. They were helpful,…read moreinformative, and very nice. Even helped me load bags into the car. A great small business to support and an alternative to big box stores. Will be back.

SCAMMER SCAMMERS SCAMMERS--------…read more I called to order some garden mix for our new raised beds-I thought the price sounded good, and the Fortini on the phone told me we would be getting a great mix for a raised garden bed it would be -dirt-manure compost and sand in this garden mix-suitable for vegetable gardening. What we got was what seemed like some dirt they pulled out a of a construction site-it was all clay and rocks, with some sand thrown in for a good appearance, I did not smell a whiff of any manure-I was naive and put it in my beds-when it rained the clay formed what looks like cement on the surface and tons of cement rocks came to the surface. Fortini and Sons is not selling Garden Mix they are selling dirt from Joe Schmoski's latest construction site-NOT GOOD-I wonder what poisons are lurking in this load of GARBAGE. When we called Fortini told me we didnt smell manure compost because the compost was aged for two years and has no scent-now why would I want two year old compost for my garden? Jerks and Sons of Jerks SCAMMER ALERT