Went here during the Covid-19 pandemic and bought with curb side pick up. The order took about a…read moreweek to process and be ready for pick up but they did warn about the long ready time, so I didn't mind. I even asked a question about my order and received feedback quite quickly. The pick up process was do it yourself with your order number and than finding your plants. Easy to do and their are workers at the front to help or ask questions. Plus the quality of plants were fantastic and I am happy with my order!

I am searching for wild rose bushes to put in my front yard, to replace the juniper bushes that had…read morebeen there for an eternity and were withering out. The bushes are gone, but the space is crying for new items to display there, although I have now planted a few smaller items. Those wild rose bushes are impossible to find in the stores! Lowes has them planted in the parking lot, but none in the store. The staff doesn't even know what I'm asking for! At least I could show them... ... Which is more than I could say for Richmond Nursery. :-( There are no wild rose bushes in the nursery or nearby. They had a lot of other stuff which was ok, but not what I want. Mind you, the nursery is quite big, and the staff was helpful trying to find something that might be suitable. For me, the rose bushes they had on offer were nice, but were about $30.00 each, which is more than I want to pay when I'd need 4 or 5 to fill the space. So, I'm still looking...

we purchased clean sand for our above ground pool and was very disappointed when we found several…read morelarge to small rocks in it. we pulled them out but now since the water is now in the pool some rocks are protruding, we found four more and some very sharp. we have to remove the water and pull back the liner to remove the rocks. I'm very disappointed, this will cost us a few hundred dollars since we have to purchase more water. after complain to the company all they said was it's not their fault it's where they buy their sand. Thanks for taking responsibility for this!!!!

Love this family owned business. They are so nice and helpful. I highly recommend Manotick Gardens.read more

Beautiful garden centre!!! Wonderful, friendly & helpful staff!!! My mom loved all the solar lights…read moreand unique garden decor! Wide variety of plants, reasonable prices and helpful advice about the plants. Highly recommend visiting here.

owner is greedy. would not negotiate an end of season discount on one of her overpriced small…read moretrees. not even a small discount. her reason : she can sell it next year at full price. she just lost a repeat customer in her neighbourhood. i hate people like that. i vowed i would never comeback to this place after the boxwood i purchased died the following year. i will never go back.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Small little plant store tucked…read moreaway in an industrial park. Friendly staff. Good variety of plants. The Long Version: House of Plants is a small plant store. They also sell their plants online and their website is up-to-date with their current inventory, so if it's not online, they don't have it. This is unlike some other stores where they don't post everything they have in-store, so you might find items in-store that are not posted online. The store is hidden in an industrial park, so you have to go looking for it. Unlikely that you would just drive by and see it. I recently got into plants so I was poking around Google Maps looking for plant stores and found this store that way. They have a good variety of plants and I like how they group plants that can tolerate low light and they indicate which plants are non-toxic to pets. Their plants are all in relatively good shape in contrast with plants at big box stores which sometimes are in poor condition. Their plants are more expensive than big box stores and large greenhouses like Robert Plante Greenhouses, which is to be expected. For example, they had Fenestraria Rhopalophylla (Baby Toes succulents) for $16.99 whereas they are $12.99 at Robert Plante and between $4.99-$9.99 at big box stores. However, I would say their prices are comparable with other small plant stores in the city. Staff were pleasant and helpful. Free parking available in the strip mall parking lot. Review #80 (2025)

Cute place, plants and decor and everything else is so pretty. They do not have vegan baked goods…read morethough which they should

Always looking for local florists who can conjure up elegant Centre pieces for special friends…read more Particularly a centrepiece with a candle for lighting in remembrance of loved ones who are no long with us. My friend said it's best "Gorgeous". Is that what it is all about? Would most definitely return as a repeat customer A visit to the store is also a treat lots of super cool pots and succulents.

This is my second attempt to try this cafe. First time u went with friends but there were no spots…read moreto sit down. It fills out quite quickly. It's nice to see the plants all around you with lovely flowers . I ordered dalgona iced coffee, it came in a to go cup I asked why she said I didn't mention I wanted it in a glass once apparently I need to tell them so. Their turkey and cheese sandwich was good and their cookies are quite chocolaty! We ended up buying plants as we were leaving hehehe.

The Stalk Market is incredible. Caity and Krista are true entrepreneurs that put the customer at…read morethe centre of their focus. Combined with their obvious talent it makes purchasing flowers easy. Caity did all of the flowers for my wife and my wedding and they are still the talk of the town within my circle. If you are looking for quality, that is well priced and from two people with an amazing customer focused business practice, go to the Stalk Market!

From the owner: Floral design Plant life and Care…read moreWeddings Events Deliveries Workshops Outdoor Urns

Tues., Sept. 13, 2016 Hi, Unable to see photos of SHUT-OFF…read morelocations in my home. YATES did not do the installation. David Malek 1951 Fairmeadow Cres., Ottawa K1H 7B8 E-mail: davidandethel@rogers.com For Sept. 25. Thank you.

From the owner: Choose Yates Custom Lawn Sprinklers for Peace of Mind…read more Yates Custom Lawn Sprinklers is a Certified Irrigation Contractor (CIC) specializing in the installation and service of quality lawn sprinkler systems in the greater Ottawa area since 1990. Located in south Ottawa, Yates Custom Lawn Sprinklers is a family owned business operated by brothers Chuck and Chad Yates. Service is available to the greater Ottawa area, Orleans, Kanata, Stittsville, Stonebridge, Manotick and Greely, as well as outlying areas such as Arnprior, Smiths Falls, and the Rideau Lakes. Yates Custom Lawn Sprinklers operates in four divisions: 1. Residential/commercial irrigation system installations 2. Residential/commercial irrigation system service 3. Snow clearing service 4. New for 2011, we proudly introduce Yates Custom Lawn Care Service.

Super dog friendly and I love this! I called ahead to check this and some one had actually picked…read moreup the phone! I went in looking for something auto related... which they didn't have. Hmm. PRINCESS AUTO! lol! No car parts here and barely any accessories! More like a Lee Valley Tools. This company is Canadian which is cool and more stores are currently being built. Staff were friendly. Dog treats up front! The store was crammed full of stuff. Nothing fancy. Kind of surplus store meets Canadian Tire. Perfect for the Mr Fix It type guy.

I've got to pipe up! I love it that Princess Auto has opened up shop in the true west end of…read moreOttawa! If you are familiar with the brand, Princess Auto sells all kinds of car maintenance products, and shelving and other items to outfit your garage to do the repairs and maintenance required. They have things to fix your car: wheels and tires (after all, it's winter now... are your snow tires on?); doodads to check the pressure of your tires; trailer hitches; and all and sundry for the DIY car enthusiast. So why do *I* like it when I don't know the right side of a wrench? Because they are Canadian owned and operated, and they sell work gloves and those heating things to keep your hands and feet warm in the winter. I go there maybe every 3-4 months to check out what is on display. It's different than a hardware store, but also good and useful.