I came across Hueter's Greenhouse on social media and was immediately captivated by the photos…read more When a beautiful Saturday rolled around and I had zero plans, the decision made itself -- Hueter's was the destination. Getting there was super easy. GPS took me right to the entrance, and parking was plentiful and clearly marked just off the road. From the moment I arrived, it was obvious this place takes pride in its space -- the property is beautifully manicured, and everything is well laid out and easy to navigate. But let's talk about the real star of the show: The Conservatory. This is where Hueter's completely won me over. The Conservatory isn't just a greenhouse -- it's an experience. A fully curated, thoughtfully designed, houseplant-lover's dream. The plant pots aren't just stacked on shelves...they're displayed on color-coordinated tables like a home décor showroom. The plants themselves are beautifully arranged, clearly priced, and paired with care instruction signs that actually make you feel confident bringing one home. I spent nearly an hour in there just wandering, taking photos, and repeatedly saying, "Oh, that's BEAUTIFUL!" to absolutely no one. The selection was fantastic -- a great mix of plants and pots -- and the pricing felt very reasonable for the quality and presentation. They were also running an Easter egg hunt inside The Conservatory, which was a fun idea...in theory. Unfortunately, I think I arrived a little too late in the day, because I looked (and looked...and looked) and didn't find a single egg. No one else around me seemed to be having any luck either. My only suggestion would be to either restock the eggs throughout the day or remove the signage once they're all found -- just so people know whether it's still an active thing or not. Overall, though? This place is a gem. Hueter's isn't just somewhere you pop in and out of -- it's somewhere you wander. It's calm, it's beautiful, and it's very easy to lose track of time (and possibly your self-control if you're a plant person like me). I'll absolutely be back. There are already a few plants from this visit sitting firmly on my "you're coming home with me next time" list... and honestly, it's only a matter of time.

What a beautiful green house our favorite hands down !! Family owed business. Nice friendly staff,…read moreamazing selection of plants and flowers galore . This place is awesome!!! And make sure to sign up for one of there fun events .

I said on another review that there was a lot of bugs with my CSA. It's everywhere. But I'm moving…read moreout of town and they actually gave me a credit for my unused CSA. So thoughtful. Who else would do that?

I love Miller's plant farm! The plants are reasonably price and such good quality! Never had an…read moreissue bringing a plant home and had mealy bugs or gnat flies!

antastic greenhouse and nursery! Dottie's always has a great selection and truly the best of the…read morebest plants. Compared to the big box stores, the flowers I buy from Dottie's last so much longer and grow noticeably bigger and healthier. Their quality is unmatched--highly recommend!

I attended my first Yelp event, House of Flowers York, which was an excellent venue for meeting…read moreother Elite Squad members. My assignment was to make a succulent/edible plant. As a houseplant enthusiast, I asked the owner some burning questions while she explained the plant I chose to take home. My question: When you see yellowing leaves on houseplants, it's typically due to overwatering. I use a moisture meter to help me gauge whether my plants need watering. She suggested putting the meter to the very bottom of the pot for accuracy. As a plant enthusiast, I found it hard to walk out of the House of Flowers without making a purchase. The shop offered a very large selection of houseplants, I did purchase a Ficus Audrey in the fig tree family, I already own a ficus fiddle leaf and Ficus Burgundy (rubber plant. Thank you, House of Flowers York and Yelp

Super cute and lots of out of the ordinary plants. Lots of knickknacks and different planters…read more Prices are competitive with big box stores. The owner, Kathy, is very knowledgeable and super helpful!

Visited this place on recommendation of a friend. They have a fantastic collection of bonsai - so…read moremany attractive pieces, different and special ones. Was overly impressed with their collection. They also have basalt rock pieces, some pretty pots and planters. Everything I saw was so interesting and unique. They also have bonsai classed of various levels. Met the owner and he gave me a tour of his place. His specialization was so very evident in his collection.

Splash is a great family owned business, right off I-83. I've done business with the Willoughby…read morefamily for years. Mark and Becky are genuine, honest, hardworking people with a passion for ponds. We've enjoyed their hands-on training classes and their professional expertise and advise when visiting. Mark help me design my pond, which contains a large brick planter/bog and waterfall with a large lower pond. Our water is not treated, I've never added anything to treat it it is 100% natural filtration. The new store is great, with an enhanced selection. I miss Jack as we always visited and talked about our fish and trains. This year we added a second pond to give our trains something to cross over with our new bridges. Thanks as always for the great service. If you are reading the bad review below, I have to ask myself. How far does the guy from California drive to go shopping for his ponds? 2800 Miles. Really Yelp get rid of the bogus review.......

If you are thinking about a pond.....go visit. They do great designs. They are very responsive…read moreafter the pond build, too---they stand behind their work and they are very knowledgeable. Last year I drove 2 hours to see their display --- I immediately signed off on a pond/stream build. Carl, at the store, is very helpful and knowledgeable (I drove back up today). Mark and Kerri are good about following up with things.

We are not handy people. We are not knowledgable on many things you purchase at a hardware store. I…read moreappreciate the staff so much at PaulB for always being so kind & helpful. Today I asked for products that were on every end of the store. I asked for advice on fixing my hutch which has cracked wood. I spoke to so many employees and everyone had good advice and actually did service with a smile! It's so refreshing. The store is so easy to navigate. It's clean and well organized. I don't know how the prices compare to a big box store, but I can tell you I'd rather pay a bit more to include helpful service so I don't care if PaulB is more or less costly. I appreciate the care.

Just my opinion.....Paul B. is well stocked but beware.......the prices are many times no bargain…read more A small bottle of Startron for the car was above 16 bucks. That same thing at WalMart was something over 8 bucks. Other things compared to WalMart were 20-40 percent higher. I'd recommend shopping around....WalMart.....Ace hardware...Home Depot...Lowes.....or online.

I've known Joe Stauffer for over 20 years. They have suggested plantings for the house, special…read moreordered trees for my farm and for work. Joe and Jason have a great deal of knowledge and are very reputable and honest. Joe recently got me a huge terra-cotta pot a a fantastic price. Great selection of plants, shrubs and trees. As always thanks Joe!

Not so friendly. Visited CTH a few minutes before the time that was posted for opening hours…read more Manager told me theywere not open yet, and that I could visit the garden center until opening hours, and I did just that. Came back into store several minutes after opening and received a much less than welcome greeting. Half the lights in store were off and I felt as I was intruding on a business matter that was taking place at the register. Left without buying anything and will not be returning.