We had landscaping done by them last fall. When they came in the spring to do the service. All they…read moredid was put down mulch and did nothing for the plants that were struggling. When I took pictures to them, they told me to fertilize and cut them back. Why did I pay them 1000.00 to just do the much. Stay away from them.

I was so excited to find a little nursery nearby. I hoped they had houseplants, parked on a side…read morestreet, and headed inside. They had one of each of about 10 plants. I saw a large ZZ, hanging monstera adansonii, peace lily, hanging pothos, scindapsus exotica... I bought a 8" adansonii. I called and asked to have the roots and soil checked and they said to bring it back in for help. I'll update afterwards.

Incredible customer service !!! Extremely knowledgeable…read moreabout all aspects of your yard Cory and his staff have been in the game for a long time As a customer for over 25- years Mere words can't express how much we appreciate the Excellent customer service!!

AA Co. Farm Lawn and Garden is where the decimals in my bank account shift... as in $6.78 because…read moreit never fails. lol They had a good stock of soil for my potted plants (Ocean Forest and Coast of Maine) and I scored a baby Crown of Thorns (white). I came to see the redbud tree but was sad I couldn't bring it home. I am hoping they can procure a variation that will fit my space as I know it'll be a beautiful addition to my garden! Relocating my hostas and hibiscus, I also grabbed tools needed. A very special shout out to the team - Ruth and Ryan for all your time and knowledge, and James's helping hands in loading the goods into my truck! Check out all their products and landscaping services too. Go and get lost in the nursery, excellent selection and come early!

They get really good produce from the Carolinas and other places before the full MD season is in…read moreBloom. And once the season starts producing they get the best tomatoes around. Very kind and friendly family. We eat well from shopping here all summer

I just love Knopp's Farms. They have a wonderful selection of fresh flowers and there are about 7…read moregreenhouses that you can roam in and about. I always buy my things here in the spring. The folks who own Knopp's are the greatest people - there are always friendly conversations with everyone. Knopp's also sells their flowers in the spring at the Waverly and Baltimore Farmer's markets in Baltimore and in DC on Saturdays. Give it a try - the prices are extremely reasonable and the selection of items is great!! BTW, this place is not closed!!!! I was there on Palm Sunday.

I've come here several times now and wish I'd found it sooner. Pricing is great and they have a…read morewide variety of plants. The staff is always helpful as well. I am cutting myself off from buying anymore plants but I'll be back.

What a fun place! I had always driven by and was so curious about this place. It is a nice, quaint…read moreshop with tons of cute things to buy. The plants in the nursery look great and the staff was very knowledgeable about what to buy. They were helpful with giving advice.

My shopping experience at the Homestead has been pleasant. I love perusing through the shop in all…read moreseasons enjoying fun finds. As others have mentioned it is pricey. Parking is ample, access around can be tricky as sections can be narrow but is manageable. Staff here are super helpful and friendly. Everything from plants, to bird feeders and seeds, to a gift for anyone. Landscape services are available here. Grab a coffee at Rise Up and come through, Homestead is a neighborhood fun stop place.

Disclaimer: Their original Davidsonville location is physically closer to where we live, and it's…read morenearer/dearer to my heart for many nostalgic reasons. So, temper my review with this in mind. ;) That being said, I have zero complaints about this location. Other than... it simply doesn't have the same footprint they have out in D-ville. It feels cramped inside, and there isn't a lot of room for a cart or moving around too much. Still, they have a ton of gardening and decorating products, especially around Christmastime! We were actually here to see Santa, since we couldn't book him at the other location. But, I'm glad we checked it out. They have a Rise Up coffee shop attached too, which was convenient. Made for a nice little treat after shopping. I really don't have a lot else to say. It's still hit-or-miss as far as value is concerned. Some items seem vastly overpriced, and others are more reasonable. You'll pay more for seasonal items, of course, but check back after said season is over (or close to its end), and you can find some very good bargains. The customer service is on par as well. Very friendly staff who are helpful and approachable. Never had an issue with service at Homestead! Overall, great garden shop in Severna Park, and were it closer, I'd be a regular here instead. I love their holiday train setup in the back as well! (Though, again, Davidsonville has a LOT more space for a MUCH bigger display... but it's the effort that matters, and both deserve the highest marks!)

Richardson's Nursery is a nice local family owned source for garden flowers , gift flowers and…read morevegetable plants. There's also a shop of decor items. I visited a week ago and saw a nice assortment and two full greenhouses of stock, plus more under the canopy. I'm sure they've struggled with big competition, and a local road project and COVID had to hurt traffic for a couple years, but they are still here!

Just moved into the area. And we like to support local businesses. I'm glad we did. Very friendly…read moreand helpful. This place will definitely be my new nursery.

It's a great stand. Prices are high, but if you just want a couple fruits and veggies it's great to…read moresupport the local farmstand. Some of these products are not local. Some of them are not grown by Vince. There is also no one around that knows about the farms, the IPM used, or anything relevant to the growth and origin of the product. As a person who used to work a farm stand its integral that the information be provided not only to educate but also cement that these type of stand are necessary. Will be back!

We had them do some landscaping last spring replacing all of our shrubbery. They indicated that…read morehis work came with a 1 year guarantee and when several of the shrubs failed to take they said they would return in the spring to replace them. I contacted them in April and they said they would come out once the spring shrubs came into the nursery. I had to follow up with them repeatedly and they began to be no-responsive to my calls and texts, and hoping I would go away. Realizing I wasn't going away, they showed up unannounced at 6:30 one morning and rapidly replacing th 4 shrubs that had died. I went outside to say good morning and was pretty much ignored. They clearly were unhappy to have to return. We had a poor experience with them and do not recommend them.

If you are on a bus tour from a ship stopping in port, you will probably stop here. It's a quiet…read morelovely walk through a series of gardens and greenhouses containing not just indigenous plant's & flowers but from other countries as well. There is a tasting room for a local rum punch along with a bar area and patio to relax. Also, small souvenir shop.

Bottom Line: A fantastic store with quality bird feeder products, lovely garden things and…read moredelightful staff. I really thought that the Wild Bird Center was a place where old people shopped so they could get some bird seed to attract company on slow days. I say that jokingly because my parents are long time customers of the Wild Bird Center and they have a plethora of bird feeders and often discuss the flock of native birds that visit them. Have you ever seen that Geico commercial where the old lady is telling her son over the phone about the squirrels in the attic while he's being chased by bad guys on a skyscraper rooftop? Yeah, its kinda like that with my parents telling me about their birds at the most importune time. Anyway, I've digressed, significantly. In search of some bird feeder related items for my parents I visited the Wild Bird Center in Park Plaza for the first time in December. I am so sorry I didn't visit sooner. This store is fantastic! As the name implies, they have plenty of quality bird feeders and a variety of bird seed that is appropriate for the local birds. I was in search of seed for my parents' Squirrel Buster bird feeder that would attract little cute birds and not make a mess. The staff was able to immediately point me to the best seed for that scenario. With my errand complete, I then enjoyed looking around the store at garden decor, hand painted ornaments, wind chimes, books, and such, I think I might even have seen some bees wax products. As far as the staff goes, they are delightful and helpful! I really enjoyed their welcoming and positive spirit and all of my interactions with them. I look forward to returning to the Wild Bird Center to do some more shopping.

Jamie was amazing! Very helpful and a joy to talk to! I look forward to my next visit!…read more From another Jamie

Amazing location to purchase a wide variety of beautiful native plants in the fall. They have…read moreGORGEOUS plants and the price is right - $10 for a quart and $15 for a gallon size plant, which is an amazing value for native species. Planting in the fall is the right time, so you want to shop now - they are open through the end of October. The staff is incredibly helpful as well - they will help you pick plants that will thrive based on your soil and sun/shade conditions. Need a workhorse for your flower bed? Get the goldenrod or sneezeweed - trust me! Love this nursery

We moved into a house last summer and first on my list was handling the yard. The backyard had a…read morelot of bamboo, and throughout the first summer and fall it spread significantly. We attempted to remove some ourselves but were quickly overwhelmed by the task. I researched native plant landscapers and came across Swamp Rose Co-op. After reaching out, Jeff, one of the owners, came to do a site visit. He was thorough in his presentation of plans and this February we had them come and do bamboo removal and plant some native trees and shrubs to act as a privacy screen. The Swamp Rose team was amazing! They pulled out over 2 tons of bamboo and roots! They planted native trees and shrubs which are thriving. Our backyard woodland meadow dreams are coming true. We have the team coming back in a few weeks to rip out the standard plants seen in the Silver Spring area (liriope, lilies, weeds) to replace with a native garden and we can't wait. One of my favorite aspects of this company is it is a co-op. The employees can be owners, and those who aren't are still paid a living wage as calculated by the MIT living wage calculator. They do excellent work! It is hard to find a native landscaper but this team is fantastic.