be careful of prices not the same at cash register as in store as candy priced at $3.29 but…read moreregister is $3.99 at checkout

From the owner: Bob's Market & Greenhouses, Inc. is a grower of wholesale and retail flowers and vegetable plants…read more You can also find delicious produce, hard goods, and many other goodies.

I attended their Sip and Plant Event. We had bottomless Mimosas with Champagne and Pineapple Juice…read moreand fresh berries. The ladies who worked there helped us pick out a beautiful selection of flowers for our pots. They taught us how to make how selections visually appealing and guided us to the right flowers depending on where our pot will reside. My pot will be in my front porch which is shaded and also has some sun. I was able to pick out both shade and sun flowers. The flowers here were so bright and healthy. I was so happy seeing all these beautiful colors and really wanted a job here. It must be heaven to work with the most beautiful flowers every day! I picked out 2 different flowers of different sizes. One grew taller and the other was short. I also picked out the most vibrant pink Colleus plant. I have never seen one so rich pink. This will be my filler. I also got another plant with cool hardy leaves that will also have flowers if they get sunshine for my drooping over the side of my pot plant. I was very happy with my selection and the ladies who worked there were super helpful! My pot came out $10 more than the pre made one but I was able to choose my own selection. This was such a fun event. They also had cookies, meat,cheese and wine inside the main house. I bought a spicy jar of salsa to go.

Beautiful plants, trees and shrubs. They also carry locally sourced meat, fruit, vegetables, wine,…read morecoffee. Everyone is pleasant and helpful. The event space is very nice as are the events they offer/

It's closed. No longer a nursery. It is now an RV park. Probably a nice RV park. But no plants of…read moreany kind

The website says it all. Flowers that recall the women who planted them. Maybe you'll meet a…read morecranky old timer to tease you into buying them. The best place to see his act is at the Athens Farmers Market on East State Street, Wednesday and Saturday mornings. It's worth the trip.

My front and back gardens had become overgrown during a difficult year for our family. Thomson's…read moretransformed that neglected garden into a once again place of beauty. Passersby have stopped to admire the difference. The landscapers worked long and hard with dedication to the task.

We love this place. The employees are always friendly and go out of their way to help even during…read morethe busiest season of the year. Today we were able to get a picture taken on their sleigh with our dog and she didn't even bother the kitties that hang out there all the time. This is my seasonal happy place. Spring, summer, fall, or winter. It's our new holiday tradition.

I started a brand new herb garden in Michigan 3 years ago with herbs from Scott's. I can't even…read moretell you how gorgeous and prolific my herb garden continues to be every year. The parsely I put in 3 years ago came back again this year. And it tastes wonderful. Whenever I am in this area, I have to go to Scott's to see what is new. This year I bought a couple house plants and garden items to take back to Michigan. Even if you're not shopping plants, stop in for cold ice cream on these hot days. They moved the ice cream window into a spacious adorable space with seating. (Only to-go during this phase of reopening during COVID19). And the gift items are so cute. You know you need something so stop in. The staff is very knowledgeable. Happy planting!

I hired Scot's to take out my old retaining wall and put in a new one last July. I was told work…read morewould start in October, but at the end of October, not only had they not started, I had not heard from them, either. When I contacted them, I was told that they were backed up because it was such a wet fall, which I understand, but why no phone call telling me they were going to be a month later starting? When they did finally start, one man would show up to work on breaking up my wall. One day he got less than a 1 foot section broken up. He told me the next day that they had sent him with a piece of equipment that had no hydraulic fluid in it. Once they got hydraulic fluid, the breaking up process went much faster. Once the breaking up began, however, the worker(s)- and it was frequently just one man- didn't put in anywhere close to a full day of work. It was not uncommon for me to come home at my lunch time at 11:30 and have him/them just showing up as I was leaving. They would be gone before I got home from work at 4PM. I had a construction company at my house replacing my kitchen floor, and they even made the comment that they wished they worked for this company because their boss expected them to put in a full day and Scot's clearly did not. During Thanksgiving week (the whole week), the whole crew took the entire week off to go hunting. I understand this. What I don't understand is why they had to leave TWO large pieces of heavy equipment sitting in my front yard. This whole time I was getting absolutely no communication from my landscape designer or the owners. When I finally reached out to the owners to express my unhappiness, I started to see a full crew at my house for a full day. When the wall was finished, it WAS exactly what I had envisioned and paid for. Fast forward to this spring and my first mowing. Because they had torn up my front yard, Scot's put down grass seed and covered it with a thick layer of straw. As the grass is just now coming up through the straw, I waited to mow until yesterday. As I was mowing, I found SEVERAL (at this point, over 25) large rocks and pieces of my wall they had broken up and didn't pick up in my yard. When I say large, I mean mower-ruining large. Rather than pick up the rocks and pieces of wall, they threw a thick layer of straw over the rocks to hide them so I am finding these unpleasant surprises all over my yard. I also found several pieces of twine in the yard from where they opened up the bales of straw but didn't bother to take out the twine. Because spring is a particularly busy time for me, I frequently have a boy who is in high school mow my lawn. I am grateful he was unable to mow yesterday because he (or his mower) could have gotten seriously hurt thanks to Scot's negligence. I was foolish to have gone to this company and will tell anyone I know who is doing landscaping to STAY AWAY from Scot's!

The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Nice selection and the prices are good. I have…read morebought several trees, strawberry plants, as well as flowers and plants for my vegetable garden.

This is an amazing business. We buy all of our flowers and pumpkins here every year. They have a…read moregreat selection and have many more things that just flowers.

They sell the same kind of useless hybrids that the big box retailers sell. Their selection of…read morenative plants was extremely small, very disappointing.

I have shopped there for years.....I get my tomato's and veg. plants there in early spring along…read morewith annuals and perennials for flower beds later spring. So friendly and informative crew work there. Thanks KC Hardin for the "Genuine Italian" tomato.

Both of the tomato plants have died already and one cucumber plant has already died. I bought a…read morelot of plants and flowers there. Probably will not shop there again!!

The Grandview location is the best. The manager is top notch. Brent took his time with me. I hope…read moreyou pay the manager well. I've stopped in before bin the past. Now the customer service is spot on. The lay out of the nursery made it very enjoyable to find what I needed. Thank you Brent.​

family run, super friendly - when you pick your tree you get to draw to win it for free! good…read morechoice of trees and helpful. kids got candy canes. provide saw and bale and string etc