John, the owner, is very welcoming, helpful and knowledgeable…read more Every visit becomes a fun outing, and I come home with beautiful, healthy plants, and often also vintage treasures that are sold indoors. I also appreciate that John supports some garden-craft artists by selling their creations. Where else can you get a handmade whirlygig that works? Or a wooden welcome sign framed by white ponies? This place is a delight.

I wanted to do an update as after some TLC my bamboo plant is thriving and I've even been able to…read morepropagate some shoots and subsequently transfer them to new planters. Yes looking back the plant was pricey but I did buy it off season and it's now thriving. I'll be back within the month for some plants for my porch.

Great place - large selection- helpful workers …read more The key here is to go there with a plan. Have some sort of idea of what you're trying to accomplish in advance. If you know the species that you want to get, call in advance to make sure they have it in stock. They have a map of everything at thecounter. Once you know what you are going to get, ask the counter for someone to help you. They will spend the time to help you find what you need.

Been here twice now, once to look around and see if it was worth it to return and again to buy many…read moreperennial shrubs (in two specific hydrangea varieties) after visiting 5 other nurseries. Flowers, plants, shrubs are all specimen quality in contrast to competitors' options and priced well. I was stopped and asked if I had any questions or needed any help. The first time I visited they advised I wait to buy my specific plants based on the weather (frost) even though they had many available -- I appreciate this advice. This is the place with a huge selection of perennials, shrubs and trees. Oh, the TREES... so many, every type, all in beautiful condition. Just a pretty place to walk around too. Kids enjoyed it. (P.S. Our specimen-quality mopheads and lace caps are thriving, with lush blooms and leaves four months later.)

Little nursery that I learned about at a fall fair. There are plants for sale on the front and side…read moreof the business, with some indoor plants inside as well as season decoration. I came here because I heard about the pumpkin ride. The ride is a short maybe 5 minute ride through the back of the nursery building. They take you to a small area that has goats and chicken. This is ideally for little kids. There is not much to do or see, but it's cute. The maze is short so that the kids can enjoy. They let us take home a little pumpkin. When we got back to the main nursery area they also provided a tiny cup of apple cider. With so many other big farms in the area I don't think I'll be returning for any fall activities here.

As someone who has spent thousands of dollars at Roshler's over the past 18 months, it's deeply…read moredisappointing to feel compelled to write this. Until recently, I would have confidently recommended this nursery to friends and family for their stellar selection and knowledgeable, kind staff. Unfortunately, a recent encounter with an employee named Robin has cast a shadow over what had otherwise been a positive relationship with this business. While browsing the last remaining blue star salvias, three in total, I noticed one was lush and in full bloom, while the other two barely filled a third of their pots. I asked at the register if I could purchase the two weaker plants for the price of one, and the helpful cashier was waiting on a manager, Thomas or Jackson, to weigh in. While they were busy assisting other customers, Robin inserted herself into the conversation. What followed was not only unprofessional but, quite frankly, troubling. When I calmly explained my request and pointed out the state of the plants, Robin looked me up and down, fixating on my shirt which had the word PRIDE on it, then did the same to my partner, who was wearing a similar shirt. She made direct eye contact with me and, without any explanation or effort to problem-solve, almost shouted, "NO." No discussion. No courtesy. No professionalism. Just a flat-out, emphatic dismissal that felt unmistakably personal. A kind associate even suggested checking if there were more plants in the back, but Robin swiftly shut that down too, only relenting after repeated requests, and even then returning suspiciously quickly with a dismissive, "No, there are none." I want to be clear: every other employee I've encountered at Roshler's has been helpful, warm, and accommodating. Robin is, unfortunately, the complete opposite, a glaring exception who displayed none of the customer-focused service this nursery is known for. Whether this interaction was driven by bias or simply by poor temperament, it was unacceptable. It left me feeling unwelcome in a place I had considered a reliable and local favorite. Based on this experience, and despite the convenience of its location, I will be taking my business elsewhere and encouraging others in my network to do the same until Roshler's ensures all customers are treated with respect and dignity.

I have been coming here since I was a child and continued this tradition with my kids still as…read moreadults. The best without a doubt all around. Love the staff. My goat friends. The plants. Can't say enough positive things about this place. May it stay open forever

Products at the farmer market seemed of good quality very pricey. Farm is quaint and charming. A…read morerare find in Bergen County.

Attended a very fun and informative workshop in Lauren's shop yesterday on caring (and not killing)…read morehouseplants. Not only did we go home with newly acquired skills but also with a baby Purple Passion plant to nurture. Great afternoon!

Beautiful little shop full of lush, healthy plants and lots of plant related gift items. The owner…read moreis very helpful and knowledgeable and offers lots of services including repotting of plants and plant rehabilitation. I was very impressed with all that was offered in this cozy little space.

This is a wholesale nursery not open to the public but your landscape. Contractor can pick up an…read moreoutstanding collection of shrubs, trees, bushes and items to enhance your home garden Seasonal items with a wide selection in sizes you can't get at your local home depot Lowe's. Friendly staff and help Walk around and pick out your selection for your home

The worst place to to buy plants , they do not stand behind the plants they sell , buyers problem…read more,they say you did not water them enough! employees look at you like your a parasite ,lot of smoking around the property . Also angry employee on cell phone, the whole I was shopping for shrubs! steer clear of a floresent jolly green giant!

Helpful staff. Friendly service. They take good care of their plants. Fair prices. Offer one year…read moreguarantee on plants they install in your yard which is nice.

I cannot say enough good things about this place!…read more We came here last year for our veggie plants, every single one did amazing and I was so happy but that's not even why I felt the need to review them... So recently I had the joy of apparently getting a few caterpillars on my dill plants . I love nature and wasn't upset that they ate everything , I actually wanted to buy more just for them and I stopped back here. The gentlemen I dealt with said there was no more dill plants. So I said that I was so sad because they weren't for me. He immediately said, " do you have caterpillars "? And I said yes. He then took out his phone and started to show me pictures of my exact new little friends and of what they were going to turn into! He explained that they had a bunch and he wanted to help! He then took me over to the parsley plants and told me that's what they love the most . He gave them to me for virtually nothing just about and then started to show me where the eggs were on them! I took them home planted them and guess what ? Wishing two days I now have about 15 caterpillars!! Amazing! I will certainly be an even better customer now ' it's nice to see a business that actually cares for nature.