I love their salsa that they sell, and their fruit and vegetables are always very, very good. This…read moreis the only place I'll buy watermelon because it's so good.

Cool little roadside place that ratchets that whole family business vibe up a few notches. Terrific…read morequality merch, good people, fair pricing and wonderful service make it a treat to shop here each spring. Do you know how you go to a nursery to get flowers and other plants each year and it's always too expensive and you forget things or amend what you need later and have to go back? Want that to be a pleasant eventuality instead of irritating? Shop at Schmidt's Roadside, and you'll enjoy that second trip. 'Nuff said? Thought so...

I genuinely love shopping at Kroger. The meats are fresh, the staples are reasonable and I can…read moreusually find everything for what im looking. This location seem a bit outdated could use a little modernization

Done eating our way through Ann Arbor and the vicinity…read more Every Kroger has to have a different layout, always. Need a map to find stuff since every Kroger layout is different, of course. Lots of silly and fun gossip in the mags while you wait. It all adds up so quick and we didn't even use the bigger cart.

I appreciate the heritage of this place but I wonder if they are still locally owned. The Garden…read moreCenter is very well maintained but the variety has dropped off and the prices are out of reach. Good example of having to choose between cheap (Lowes etc) and quality.

Amazing experience! Great looking plants and an excellent assortment. The staff was friendly and…read morewell informed. I can't wait to go back!

Outstanding selection of plants, from ground covers, herbs, trees, and…read morepotted plants; to everything for the garden and more. The service is outstanding; friendly, helpful, and courteous at all times. My purchases are placed in my car which helps me enormously. I am so impressed with the service, knowledge, and helpfulness of this business that I eagerly await their opening in the Spring.

this family landscaping supply store rocks. they treat their customers with respect and the sales…read moreman is so dedicated to helping his customers that he rather not sell than deceive his customers. went there to get sod grass and ordered way too much sod, the minute he know I don't know how much I wanted he did the math's and told me to order less. other salesman would have sold me as much as I needed to make a dollar or two. Check them out they have plants and flowers too

I love this place.i used to come here with my grandma when i was younger and i still come…read morehere.greys fruits and veggies

The one on Michigan Ave in Saline is full of items and flowers for spring. Prices are very…read morereasonable.

This is also another good spot to find containers, generally…read more I walked around the entire length of the store and up and down every aisle. Found some glass jar containers with metal lids on them, but the glass is much heavier than I was hoping for. Still on the hunt for a tin container with a see-through lid and secure clasp. Also looking for a container that is big enough to hold about 6 quarts of snacks and items. Found some OXO Pop plastic containers, but once again would prefer a tin container. Keep on looking...

Text convo with a friend this evening:…read more Me: Unrelated to anything I just spent 2 hours at the Container Store and have never been happier. Friend: Wherever we can find peace! Ahh, peace. I don't know the meaning of the word. Though I'm trying! As a maximalist gal with ADHD in a small house I'm forever in search of an organizational and functional storage plan I can stick with. Through much introspection and many self help books I recently realized my issue is "if I can't see it, it doesn't exist." Which means I'm forever buying cans of black beans when what I really need is great northern and constantly getting takeout because "there's nothing in this house to eat." So, with this new clarity in hand, I've taken to overhauling my kitchen in the new year. And the Container Store has been clutch in providing solutions to my storage issues. A pantry that requires a step ladder to reach? How about a pull down spice rack? Deep drawers without dividers? How about stacking bins so I can use the vertical space, too? Expired baking ingredients from the last time I tried to reorganize but didn't realize until it was too late that the jars I put everything in don't stack effectively, leaving a teetering mess I've been afraid to disturb? How about a baking pantry storage set with equal sized widths for easy stacking? (And built in brown sugar softeners and powdered sugar sifters, too! Be still my heart!). Weird corner cabinets that are deep caves of awkward, oft unused space? Why not some pull out shelving storage? And so much more! Jar openers! Lemon keepers! Fancy pens! NOTEBOOKS AND PLANNERS! Omg. I haven't even begun to talk about the craft storage. What's not to love??? Well, ok. I guess the prices. Which can be high. But they carry many solutions I can't find anywhere else so sometimes I have to bite the bullet and pony up. I do my best to try and stick to their in-house products to save a bit of scratch tho. And becoming a rewards member will net you some solid coupons now and again. In fact, today I happened to have a 25% off coupon so I stocked up on those deep drawer organizers. It took me a while to find the right combo/configurations for our unusually sized cabinetry but I think I figured it out thanks to the countertop they have with grids to help you easily measure. Very handy. Staff here is lovely and ever so helpful. It's never a cheap visit here but it's always a beneficial one. And hey, thanks to my new pantry risers and lists of items we have taped to the inside door (another new trick!) I now know we have 7 cans of black beans, 4 of which are low sodium, and the last time I went to the grocery I got the right beans at last.

Love shopping for holidays here. Everything I need in one place! Fresh produce meats deli pastries…read moreand flowers too!

I always considered Westborn a very expensive market because I live closer to the Westborn in…read moredowntown Plymouth. The neighborhood makes a difference in prices! This was my first time visiting Westborn Market in Livonia. The Livonia location has much better deals that I would never imagine finding at the Westborn in upscale Plymouth. There were good sales on cherries ($1.99/lb) and eggs (Dutch farm extra large eggs for $1.69/dozen). The vegetables look fresh and are reasonably priced. Some of the baked goods made at Westborn are still higher in price and on par with the location in Plymouth, but it's good to see some deals. This Westborn is also much larger than the one in Plymouth with lots of parking. I recommend coming to the Westborn when in Livonia!

Very healthy plants with strong root system. A bit pricy but actually worth it. The assortment is…read moreoverwhelming to choose with such vibrant colors. The staff workers in the garden are very helpful and knowledgeable. Liliana at checkout very friendly and answered all my questions concerning plants I purchased.

This is the best store for plants outdoor and indoor I come to the Dearborn store almost every year…read morebecause it is the closest one but very nice selection of plants, I came here with my husband we bought trees and bird food and love to look around, Look forward to the spring just to get what I need at English Gardens!