They had a very nice selection and great customer service. Will continue to be a customer.read more

As others have said, John is remarkably helpful in suggesting landscaping solutions within your…read morebudget and at no cost. We love his design advice, and also the variety of healthy, interesting perennials, shrubs and trees. Every single thing we've gotten from them has thrived. The advice about care has also been spot on. The bagged finely shredded mark mulch is the best!!!

Wedgewood has tons of native plants. All their plants are extremely well tended and super healthy…read more Tons of choices of vedge. Staff is very knowledgable and helpful and friendly. Earlier this year when planning my vedge garden I asked if they had Fresno chilis and the response without hesitation "No, but we can pick some up from the grower next time we pick up." I got a call a week later that my plants were in. Awesome! Cannot wait 'til harvest!! I have three different chilis in the garden this year and six different varieties of tomato. We really love this place!!

This nursery isn't as big as some others around here but they have a decent selection of plants…read more Occasionally they'll get some of the more rare and usual ones, though you may have to check with the staff. I was able to get some rare Dracenea Mini Boncel from them at $15, which is a great price. They've also got done artistic pots in the back too worth check out, but it's not cheap. Overall great place to go for plants.

Some of the worst customer service I've experienced, EVER! Rude and clueless - what a combination!…read moreHow does this place stay open and what is the magic sauce for those who actually receive good customer service?

I've flipped 5 houses in Chester County over the last 30 years and just moved into my 6th…read more Landscaping is a big part of what I invest in as I both enjoy it - and I live in the houses as I renovate so I want them to look nice. As a result, I've been to most every gardening place from East Earl, PA to Phoenixville to the old Agway outside West Chester to Malvern - you get the idea. I first started going to mainline gardens about 6 years ago. They had decent pots, expensive, but nice. Then I started buying plants there (mostly annuals for said pots) and they were nice enough. Now I would normally go on weekdays so I was dealing with the core crew and not the weekend staff. This spring I've been there twice (once in April and once in May) looking specifically for small perennials with varying sunlight requirements. This is the first time I've ever visited this nursery looking at things through that lens and it was beyond disappointing. The weekend staff are probably largely college aged and know absolutely nothing about the plants. They have a covered area in the back where one would assume the shade loving plants would be kept, but nope - it's a complete hodgepodge of anything from full sun to shade and seemingly no rhyme or reason to how it's organized. Yesterday I went to find a Japanese maple. All of their trees and shrubs are in full sun. Some are marked with explanatory tags that tell you about the plant, but just as many are not. I found the perfect red maple, in full sun, and stupidly assumed it was therefor a full sun plant. It isn't. So I spent $200 on a tree that won't work for where I bought it because they have no organization for their plants around sun requirements. So the take-a-way on this is - don't expect knowledgeable staff on the weekend. Don't assume they're doing any intentional placement of their inventory and go in prepared to look things up on your phone as needed. The reason I gave them 2 stars, is that in comparison to every other nursery I go to - they arrange things according to sun requirements. Shade plants are kept under cover and full sun are not. So, caveat emptor.

Knowledgeable and helpful. Deserves more local support. Nursery manager is Cornell-trained…read morehorticulturist.

Will never return to a Big Box garden center! LeBeau…read moreGardens is such a special find in Chester County - it offers distinctive plants and garden decor that no one in your neighborhood will have! What truly sets this extraordinary enterprise apart, however, is its staff. Susan and Alexis are remarkable! They are extremely knowledgeable and offer such distinguishing suggestions. Most notably, they care about their customers, which is a rare find. I am a client for life!

First time visiting. Amazed at the healthy selection offered…read moreafter a 3 day heatwave! Will certainly be back to purchase herbs & perennials. Helpful & friendly staff , too

Very helpful and wonderful service,, great prices and a huge selection to ch from. The best around.read more

Such a cute store in town! I was obsessed with their selection of pottery/planters and I got this…read morecute little unicorn one. The space is stunning and they have a lot of nice plants and accessories. There is a really cute space for workshops which I am definitely going to look into attending! I am excited to go back when I have more time to look around!

I first discovered this lovely plant store while shopping in West Chester. Everything about the…read morestore is perfect. The big giant glass windows and all the beautiful plants for sale. They also have a selection of baby gifts in the back. I returned this last weekend to participate in one of their workshops. I went with friends to celebrate my birthday and we took a class and learned to make terrariums. It was so much fun! The owner of the store taught the class and all the terrariums turned out beautifully. I highly recommend the store and the class!

Terrain is Anthropologie's sister brand (they're owned by the same parent company), which sells…read moreeverything for your garden and home: indoor plants, outdoor plants, terrariums, and so much more. Some Terrain shops (the smaller ones inside Anthropologie stores) are limited to dried flowers, indoor plants, and accessories and garden tools, but they have larger stores, including this location in Glen Mills - their flagship location. It opened in 2008; it has a nursery, a huge home store (decor, candles, llighting, food, gifts, garden gear, indoor plants), a fafe, a greenhouse... Whether you're a gardener or not, Terrain is fun to explore. We visited two weeks ago, and I have to say that it's particularly beautiful in winter - all those Christmas trees in snow and a fire pit and seasonal decor... Worth stopping by if you're in the area!

A magical place and time awaits this Disneyland for gardeners. I'd be wanting to go for years and…read moreit was everything I'd hoped for and more. Be sure to wear proper clothing for this indoor and outdoor shop. This is an Urban Outfitters family brand shop. Urban Outfitters was founded in Wayne, PA. Accordingly this first Terrain location was an all out endeavor. And it delivers. It's a hygge spa meets gardening paradise. Plan to spend 30-45 minutes shopping and walking the grounds. Halloween and the holidays are the best here. And a stop at the cafe to your next visit. See website for more information. Free parking but come early on weekends and event days.

I love this store and the owners who run it really care and take the time to talk you through your…read moregoals & your lawn. I've bought bird seed, grass seed, plants and will continue to do so. This is an excellent local business in the Malvern/Frazier area we should all be supporting!

Rhonda and her associates are the best. Started there in the late seventies with her father. Gave…read morethis Philly guy a lot of great advise about how to grow and care for a lawn. Did it without the pressure of buying anything. That tells you a lot about this place. Rhonda is carrying on what her father started, only with a female touch.