Went to Viette's today as I had never been. Did not see a sign of business. It appeared to be an…read moreabandoned mess. Not a soul around and no plants for sale. Invasive Asian grasses everywhere and old hoop house frames only packed with overgrown plants. I'm guessing they are no longer in business. Don't make the trip.

High quality perennials. Friendly service. The prices are high but the quality plants you buy will…read moredivide and come back every year.

An overwhelming and impressive selection of shrubs, trees, flowers, plants, and garden tchotchkes!…read more It's hard to make a decision with so much to choose from ! The staff is very helpful and there are cool places to go nearby - afterwards or before (bbq & ice cream)!

Great selection, however, very very overpriced. Especially when you pay attention to the size of…read morethe plants. I got a plant for 5.99 and came back 2 weeks later to see they switched it to A larger pot and priced at 22 dollars????? Mistimorne plants in Dayton has LARGER plants for cheap. Appreciate the selection but not willing to allow the abusive prices. Not worth it.

So happy to find this little family owned jewel of a plant nursery, local. The staff are…read moreknowledgeable and sweet as can be. The fur babies are great as well. The plants, well I wish I had had more $, cause they all looked amazingly beautiful and healthy! I'll be back!

This is a beautiful nursery with a greenhouse of indoor plants and outdoors of perennials and…read moreannuals. It has a great ambiance with classical music in the background . It offers attractive pottery and plant accessories. Prices on plants are fantastic as is. However on the day I visited they were clearing plants and I got some begonias at unbeatable prices. Plants are healthy and beautiful even on clearance. Dwayne was a superb and nice staff who helped us. Local and farm produce are available such as fruits , vegetables, cheese , packaged meats etc. it was such a pleasure visiting on an early Saturday morning . Definitely my plant heaven!

Beware of this business' return policies. There is 90 day warranty on retail plants stated on the…read morereceipt which may or may not be honored. Do not expect to return any plants, healthy or unhealthy , to this business for a refund. Otherwise, go to Lowe's for your plants who have much better customer service and refund policies.

First visit to Staunton Plant Co. yesterday was wonderful. They were kind, helpful, and polite…read more Brought my purchases to my car and offered planting advice without being overbearing. Glad to buy local st this new spot. Very pleasant experience! We can't wait to go back!

The staff were extremely helpful and I was very impressed with the quality and inventoryread more

The selection and service were second to none and the family atmosphere is welcoming and noticed!read more

Very patient and helpful with planning my landscaping and selecting the plants and trees!…read more Pomegranate, Persimmon, blueberry, cherry, pawpaw, jujube, fig, raspberries...: love this place, such a positive experience

Great business with excellent prices and plants. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Huge…read moreselection of plants and tons of persimmons. Highly recommend making the trip to their nursery and checking out what they have to offer.

Several weeks ago I visited and inquired about planting Arborvitae for a property border to block…read morethe view of a neighbors eyesore of a back yard. While looking at the plants, Trent approached us and we found him very pleasant, helpful and knowledgeable. Jim visited us the next day presenting a plan. Though they were backed up until June, only 10 days after Jim's visit, a team including both Jim and Trent came and completed the job. They took advantage of a narrow window of opportunity to help us. We are very pleased with their knowledge, honesty, and dependability. We'll seek their help in the future. Thank you, guys.

Twenty years ago when my house was built, which was long before my time in it, Jim Shreckhise was…read morethe landscaper responsible for creating the eye-sore that is now my front yard. Below I will present the details of his job then, as well as his recent, equally bad, proposed solution to the problems that he created 2 decades ago. I will try to keep it brief so that you can quickly move on to a landscaping company that knows what it is doing. -At the front corner of the driveway: 3 weeping cherries all within an 8-foot triangle pattern. Now huge and unbearable, they have created subterraneous root systems that permeate the yard, creeping under the driveway, which has buckled as a result. Why anybody would put 3 potentially huge trees in such an undersirable location is beyond me, but it is clear that he did not take the future of the yard into consideration. Every year they must be cut back extensively so that I can pass through the driveway. The city, also, has notified me twice that they must be cut back from the street so that drivers could have full visibility. -Flanking the front door: 2 Japanese red maples so close to the house and porch that they constantly have to be trimmed, year after year. -Right in front of my front door: 5 dogwoods in a completely unnatural and unpleasing zig-zag position, so close together that they are now entangled in one another. -The rest of the front yard: DOZENS of juniper, holly, another gigantic oak tree, more dogwoods, 5 barberry bushes, 5 dwarf pine trees, 3 golden mop cypress, and a tri-color beech that now takes up half of the front yard area. In summary, the landscaping now looks like an overgrown forest area that probably cost a fortune for the home's original owner. Two years ago, I thought I would give Shreckhise another chance and asked him to propose a solution to the high-maintenance clutter that he originally created. I had two criteria: it had to fit within my budget, and had to be as low-maintenance as possible. His idea was to rip about 90% of the plants out and plant $6,000 of rose bushes, holly and boxwoods, all in aesthetically unpleasing geometric patterns throughout the yard. How is $5,000-6,000 worth of rose bushes low-maintenance?! Needless to say, I did not call him back about his plan. Shreckhise may have decent ideas at the time, but he does not take into consideration anything that might happen in the future. I cannot imagine how a professional would recommend blocking the main entrance of a home with 5 dogwoods, 2 maples and other shrubbery. When I look around the city, I can tell a Shreckhise creation when I see one. It usually consists of multiple weeping cherries, barberry, dwarf spruces, and golden mop cypress, all of which provide an array of colors, but the zig-zaggy patterns, positioning, and sheer number of items is mind-boggling. Save yourself money, time, and future stress. Please do not allow Shreckhise to landscape your yard the way that he did mine when the previous home owners hired him.

DO NOT use the 1 to 2 day delivery, although it is free it will cost you in time lost on tracking…read moredown your shipment. It took this inept company 10 days to deliver a simple shipment of flooring boxes. The product was in the local store (Yes I should have just gone and gotten it myself) but they shipped the order from half way across the country. A company of Bozos...

Boo!! I went for soil, flower pots and an ice scraper. Every single saucer for the large pots I…read morebought was full of bird poop and there were zero employees in the garden section I guess since it's February. So, no large saucers. I went to the Automotive section for the ice scraper -- none there. So passing the self-checkout I asked the employee standing there and she pointed me to automotive. When I told her they weren't there she looked it up in her phone and sent me to aisle 45 at the other end of the store. I hunted everywhere in this aisle of cleaning supplies, nearby end caps, but, nothing of the sort. I went to check out. No regular checkouts were open, only self-checkout. The employee did not ask me if I found my ice scraper. When I went to scan the saucers for my small flower pots, they did not have barcodes or any tags. Based on my HD experience thus far, I imagined the hassle and long wait ahead in finding the code or price for these items, and just decided to leave them there un-bought. As I was leaving, the employee did grab the saucers and ask me if I forgot them, so that's a plus!, but I told her they had no bar codes so I couldn't scan them and left. I expected HD to be nicer, more expensive and WAY better than Lowe's and Walmart which I also have access to and carry the items I needed (maybe based on my experience with HD in NJ and Atlanta? I'd never been to this one). I go to the Lowe's a lot and am sorry I ever thought them a step down from HD! At Lowe's, the employees ALWAYS personally help me locate an item when I ask them for directions.