I came across L&M when lookin for tree farms as we wanted a real tree for our first Christmas in…read moreour new home. We weren't disappointed by the experience! Doug was extremely responsive to e-mail, and when the location changed, he proactively emailed me to let me know. The staff was attentive and helpful in selecting our tree. Only thing I wish I knew ahead of time is they only take cash or check.

2 weeks ago revisited. Disappointed…read more Not greeted. Crappy prices. As the next lot east said~ $20/foot. (All I know is the prices seemed high, I went back to Home Depot. Luckily they still had trees.)

Fantastic selection of gorgeous Christmas trees. Couldn't locate a bad tree on the entire lot.read more

Great service and very helpful. The owner himself helped us pick out our tree. He treated us like…read morelong time customers and gave us an excellent price. The only place open late! HIGHLY recommended! They even sold The Wahlberg family a tree. Yes, THE Wahlberg family!

We went to Wheaton nursery to find good privacy trees for our yard. With the help of a worker, we…read morewere able to select the ones suited for the space. They were able to deliver and plant (at extra cost) and have 1 year warranty so if they don't work out, it's nice to know they stand behind their trees.

Very friendly staff, tons of plants inside. They also have an outdoor area. They have a kids corner…read morethat amused my child while I shopped, I appreciated it!

This is one of the few places with heirloom veggies, so I visit every spring and get my tomatoes,…read moregreen peppers, and basil. They also have very healthy trees, bushes, flowers, you name it. It's a beautiful place--the way all their landscaping is set up. Too bad the parking is not. Montgomery has the better parking lot, but not as many veggies. Try to visit during an off hour, while people are working, so you don't have an issues. It's very difficult to leave without something you don't need, so keep that in mind :)

I've never been but they are the first place I call for help when it comes to caring for my Majesty…read morePalm. Everyone Ive spoken to has been caring, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable when it comes to being a plant parent. There have been times where I've been at my wits end with insect issues and theyve turned my day around by just simply chatting with me abt steps i can take to solve the problem. Highly recommend them!

I have been gardening since my Grandfather started teaching me…read moreas far young as 5 or 6. I am currently 63 and have had gardens in many states in the US for many years. One day I searched... "vegetables dupagecounty" The first hit was Hacker's Glenbard Gardens. My Wife and I hit the Jackpot!!!!!!!! We had been getting our plants from places like Menards and Home Depot.....Not anymore! LOL My Wife and I are now going to get our vegetables and flowers from Hacker's for as long as we can. I bet Hacker's has more varieties than anywhere in the midwest. 72 Different varieties of Just Tomatoes alone !! Absolutely Incredible variety of flowers, vegetables, and practically everything you can think of plus specials! We also buy plants for our neighbors gardens. Way better prices than the big stores. And way more selection for sure. The staff is so courteous, friendly, helpful, and greatly knowledgeable. I have been there 6 times so far in 2026 :-) A real pleasurable place to visit Indeed! Thank You Hacker's! Chas & Dory

I am starting a garden and was recommended to come here. There was a great variety to choose from…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. They were caring for the plants which was great to see. I feel like I got a lot for what I paid which is great! I didn't buy any flowers but I will be back to get some! There were so many beautiful ones to choose from.

Great staff, great fun for all ages, great food and Nick is the best host ever. Everyday the…read moreestablishment gets better. Can't wait for the rodeo.

This place was a perfect day trip for adults and kids. There is a variety of food options and we…read moregot the walking talking with steak which was good. Also got some warm apple cider donuts. This place was free but you just had to pay for food and rides tickets. Overall loved the goats and animals here. The pumpkin patch was really nice where you could buy some small or big pumpkin. It such a great place for family and a lot of seating area. They have a little shop where you can buy animal feeds, homemade pickled jars or even sweets. We bought their fresh made apple cider drink in the fridge.

Just visited their fall pumpkin patch and had a great time! It's free to enter but the children's…read morezoo is paid. There was a great selection of cute fall decor items and giant pumpkins plus mini gourds. They also had the fullest mums I have seen all year- gorgeous!! The fall treats were delish. We indulged in the apple cider slushie and donuts. There is also a section set up with several cute photo opportunities, it was a lot of fun for a fall activity! We spent a little over an hour but I'll be going back again in a few weeks!

AUTUMN INDECISION I…read morewant to like Johansen Farms, but the cynical part of me sees through their charade. To me, dunking on a small business is usually 'no bueno', but after two visits to Johansen's fall petting zoo I find myself wondering "THIS is what we paid for??" Very few things are truly free these days, and I get that, but admission to Johansen's does not fall in the realm of good value. Located along Boughton Rd in Bolingbrook, Johansen's is open during the spring/summer as a nursery and farm (April-July), during autumn as a pumpkin patch, and briefly in the winter to sell Christmas trees. On busy weekends in October, police have a lane blocked off to shepherd traffic in & out of the parking lot. On that note, parking is free, thankfully, as is walking around their pumpkin patch. I saw a review from 2017 - a mere seven years ago - that mentions admission was $13.50. It's nearly doubled since that time! $23 allows you to feed the goats, enjoy a small corn maze, hayride, a "train" (actually just a bumpy trailer pull with tiny, uncomfortable carriages), and rinky-dink mini golf. Kids have to be 42" to bounce on the myriad inflatables, however, anyone over 2yo is full price. How many 2-4 year olds have you met that are 42" tall?? Apart from Kareem Abdul Jabbar's kids, how about NONE. I'm sure Johansen's knows this, so they're screwing plenty of people with this sneaky little exploit. The pumpkin patch is nice; we found an orange specimen that was a solid 9/10, with everyone in my group agreeing it was the roundest and most picturesque gourd they'd seen in a long time. Apple cider donuts are decent and you can buy hot cider at their bake shop counter. * TL;DR * Johansen's fall festivities are cute, though you get shockingly little for the money. You'll have to pay full price for your 3-year-old, but due to height restrictions on their bouncy houses, they won't be able to go in. Adults aren't allowed on inflatables, ditto for the ponies. In fact, grown-ups will spend most of their time standing around, which I can do for free at home (or literally anywhere else). Oh, but don't despair, as you can join their fanclub for a whopping $1 off general admission! *sprays confetti* gee, thanks guys! My wife likes them because they're local, but sorry honey, I'm done-zo with Johansen's. We'll take our annual (free) picture on the hay bales, but if it's my money we're spending, next year we're making the trip to Bengtson's.

Always great and well priced selection-ex to pick your style and favorite. Trees always fresh cut…read moreto size and load on your roof. Great Christmas trees every year in Palatine.

My wife and I have been buying our Christmas tree from this friendly couple for the past 4 years. I…read morewould strongly recommend buying your tree here.