My wife was looking for some native plants to plant in our yard. Poor Boy's Garden Center had quite…read morea collection of these. What I liked: *Huge selection. We easily spent almost an hour walking looking through their various offerings *Great information. The plants had thorough written descriptions with them that allowed us to know exactly what we were getting. *Competitive pricing. I didn't feel like the prices were any more (or less) than other garden spots we've visited. *The koi pond. My kids were along and they were entertained by the koi pond. This helped as we weren't constantly hearing "I'm bored" as we were trying to make final decisions. All in all, very pleased with our experience at Poor Boy's Garden Center.

As long as I've lived in the Parkville area, I've never thought to check out Poor Boy's. However,…read morewith my recent garden obsession I decided to pay them a visit to see what they had in stock. I was blown away with the selection of house plants and all of themat a very good price too. Considering the astronomical price tag that some plants have today. For $9.99, I couldn't leave without buying a new plant. Poor Boys has all of your needs to tend to your plants and garden. From soil and neem oil to planter pots and worm castings. They carried a good selection of annual and perennial plants for your garden as well as a smaller selection of herbs, greens, and lettuce, given the major gardening season is starting to come to an end. They even had different types of fruit trees with fruit already on the limbs. The young guy working in the garden center was really nice and answered the various questions I had. He even helped me bring my items to the car. If you've got a green thumb and are in need of some new house plants or new items for your garden, then definitely give Poor Boy a visit.

I came in when my golden pothos gave up the ghost. (RIP Tatiana--sorry I didn't know about…read moretemperature shock!) The employee I encountered, Theresa, was amazing--informative, friendly, and professional. I learned about pothos care, workshops offered by the shop, and positioning my new plant. I'm very happy with the experience and hope, with my newfound knowledge, to keep Tatiana II alive longer than seven years.

Cute plant shop and a staple in the plant community! I was in Remington for Greedy Reads Lost…read moreWeekend and decided to walk around. The sidewalk area has gotten so cute and they were offering some plant sales. I've been limiting my plant purchases but I wanted to peruse at their selection. They have such a good variety for a good price point. The staff always greets you when you walk in and they offer repotting services, and they also host terrarium parties. If you need a plant in Balitmore, this is where I would point you to go - you'll never go wrong.

This native plant nursery may be a bit out in the country but well worth the trip. Owners are one…read moreof a kind professionals.

Wonderful Nursery that specializes in native plants. It would be worthwhile to make the trip…read morethere. The owner is very knowledgable and very helpful. The nursery also participates in native plants events that are posted on their website. I highly recommend this nursery.

Had a great experience here, and so did my toddler. She enjoyed the ride in the plant wagon,…read morepicking herself a blueberry plant and the golf cart ride back to the car. The native plants are beautiful and many available in different sizes. I found the missing plants from my list for the year (packera, Joe Pye weed, false indigo, serviceberry, and aster) I could have come home with so many more. The prices were good too.

Love to browse and see what is blooming. Also appreciate option to order ahead! The plants I…read morebrought from here 2 years ago are thriving and I've already been able to divide some and share the bounty. I am very grateful for these well priced native plants from a trusted source that has allowed me to experiment with a variety of options to see what works more rapidly than with seeds alone. Thank you to all involved.

The smallest almost secret plant store in Lauraville/Hamilton. I walked in on small business…read moreSaturday and it's very cozy and cute. The coolest plant here is the Venus fly trap. The daughter was in the store painting pots for sale overall feels like a very small family owned business. I think it's been open a year? The daughter was really friendly, there's not a HUGE selection of plants but it did seem reasonably priced. I went to explore a new place rather than shopping. Love that there's a plant store in this neighborhood.

I wanted to do holiday things and with Walther Gardens popping on my social media feed every other…read moreday, I had to go check it out for myself. I wasn't so sure if it was open since it was hidden behind a seasonal snow cone shop. There wasn't really a parking lot but there are street and neighborhood parking. I thought it was going to be a lot with christmas trees for sale but it was more than that. There are multiple small retail buildings thoughtout the garden grounds. It may look like someones home but walk right in. Each building has different products to browse through like gardens supplies, home decor, kitchen goods, and appropriately christmas home decor. There was a greenhouse that I loved to browse through. I might have enjoyed walking through the greenhouse the most since it shielded me from the cold outside. Although there isn't drinks on the premises, there was a self serve hot cocoa area which was nice to walk around to warm yourself with. I would love to come back and stroll the area during spring and summer with all the flowers bloomed in their gardens.

What a cool place! Tucked behind The Peggy snow cone stand, Walther Gardens & Nursery features a…read moresprawling selection of plants and home goods. There's multiple little sheds and tiny houses dotted throughout the gardens, each one with a different theme. Some are more focused towards plants and others have beautiful artwork and interesting trinkets. This spot is owned by the same people behind The Margaret Cleveland in Bolton Hill and although I've never had a chance to stop by there, judging by the window displays, both locations are very well curated. I could've spent hours meandering around each of the tiny homes looking at all the interesting goodies they have. If you're looking for a housewarming gift or really any gift at all, this is such a good spot to hit up - especially for that person who maybe seems like they already have everything. There's a lot of unique cards and other items that would certainly make for a memorable gift. Although the prices on some items were a bit high, other items were surprisingly reasonable. It's one of those places you could easily spend $250 or $25 depending on what you're looking for. All the ladies that work there were super nice too and you could tell they were excited to share more information. I will definitely be back!

Very pretty hanging baskets and a friendly helpful staff. They have a nice selection of both…read moreannuals and perennials, as well as garden supplies and decorative items.

When I walked into the nursery a man Greeted me right away and asked if I needed help. He helped me…read morefind everything I was looking for! The selection was large and all of the flowers and plants look beautiful and healthy. I got more than what I was originally going to get. The prices were incredibly reasonable I would definitely recommend going there for all of your planting needs

EPIC FIND New plant…read moreboutique in the area! Hydro Hippie House Plants is packed with the most beautiful, rare and well cared for plants. Her plants have QR codes with super helpful care instructions that provide guidance to your newly adopted plant-child. Very cool! Their instagram is hydro_hippie and their TikTok is hydrohippiehydroplants both social media accounts have a plethora of information for anyone into plants. She has an abundance of videos that walk you through plant ownership. Owner had such a vibe. Friendly and super cool/fun to talk to. Someone who truly loves what they do and that is always inspiring.