I stopped in today to Bru-Mar gardens, as I do several times a year. They have a nice assortment of…read moreplant pots and saucers all year long. They rotate their stock for the seasons. Today, everything is totally Christmas. I wanted several poinsettias for my living room. I found exactly what I was looking for--they had a nice assortment of colors and sizes. The women at the register wrapped the pots in my choices of foil and then they also wrapped the plants in plastic to protect them on the ride home. I always find the service there to be pleasant.

Wonderful location. We just passed by and decided to check it out. It is much bigger than it looks,…read morewith an expansive outdoor nursery with all kinds of annuals, biennials, and perennials, plus produce in the market inside. The service was excellent, the staff were friendly and helpful, and we snagged some discounted pepper plants for half off at $7 each.

Tree warranty ridiculous - they were going to charge $300 to plant a tree we bought there (we paid…read more$280 for the tree) We planted on our own - tree did really well for 2 years then this Spring no leaves / no blossoms. Warranty expired. Will never buy another tree at Homestead.

After learning that her best friend, Kitty Pryde, has been kidnapped by the Hellfire Club, Illyana…read moreRasputin (Magik) of the New Mutants convinces her teammates to stage a clandestine rescue operation of Kitty and Doug Ramsey from the Massachusetts Academy. Amara Aquila (Magma) uses her geothermal abilities to tunnel into the lair where it appears Kitty has been bound to a chair, only for the New Mutants to discover to their horror that Illyana's friend is nothing more than a hologram and they have become entrapped by Emma Frost, the Hellfire Club's White Queen, a powerful telepath. After calling on Amara's earthquake powers to create a distraction, Illyana transports the team to Limbo, the demon realm over which she reigns and out of the reach of Frost. But what if, in an alternate story progression from Chris Claremont and Sal Buscema's New Mutants issues 15 and 16, the team then learns that they could set their own trap for Emma Frost? What if, during Danielle Moonstar's psychic interrogation of a few low-level employees, they discover that the White Queen is a sucker for the holidays, especially Halloween and Christmas, and that teleporting themselves to Homestead Gardens in Davidsonville, Maryland, could provide all of the disruptions they need to negate the White Queen's most powerful weapon: her focused mind? Frost might find her lavish tastes torn into infinite directions, from the touchy-feely animal books that could lull young toddler mutant recruits to sleep to the Beatrix Potter-like dining sets that could enchant their distrusting yet nostalgic guardians; from the individually-crafted, kaleidoscopically-colored puppets that could entertain homesick adolescents to the visually-radiant and climatologically-resilient mums, whose scented whispers could soothe teenage lasses who seek something to take care of; and, suddenly, Amara's tunneling skills and Illyana's teleporting prowess might completely escape Frost's notice.

The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. We got our Christmas tree there, which they delivered…read moreand set up for us. The tree was reasonably priced and lasted extremely well. We will certainly go there for other needs.

Good prices and healthy plants. Carries some more unique plants I haven't seen other places and…read morealways offers discount when you get 4 or more plants!

One of the women at the register was a bit on the rude side. Perhaps it was the heat? Who knew…read morethat buying a bag of potting soil could seem so complicated. Lots of other places for me to shop. Thanks, however , to the young lady who kindly helped me out.

Love this garden center, Dave and Diane are the best. Love the convenience of picking up produce…read moreand plants as well as so much more.

We have been driving by this beautiful establishment for years and finally decided to explore…read moreinside. Great layout, large. Beautiful mums and affordable urns to complete the set. There is a large area for various pots and another for outdoor furniture. The sales lady was really helpful and offered my daughter frozen pops! Who does that nowadays? Great variety of air plants, house plants, succulents and mature fiddle leaf figs. Tons of pumpkins too. Free advice on how to properly care for your new plant babies. Love this place!

If you are looking for outdoor or patio furniture you must talk with Mike at Arnold Farms. They…read morehave 41 sets of outdoor furniture including really nice Adirondack rocking chairs. Mike is a very friendly and helpful manager who listens well to what you tell him you are looking for. In addition to furniture they have a very good variety of plants and a huge room full of pottery in all sizes from little pots to 3 foot high ceramic pots in many glazed colors and textures. They also sell and deliver soil and a variety of decorative rocks. Alex is a member of the family that owns the business and handles the plants. She stocks all the usual annuals and perennials but also finds some new varieties that are very fetching. They also have a large variety of bushes from roses to hydrangeas and tall grasses. I bet you a dollar you can't visit and leave without buying something!

Honeysmith Bees recently took over this little garden center, and it's become a regular place for…read moreme to stop for both plants and snacks. The outside area is a typical garden plant area, with a heavy emphasis on native and bee friendly plants (though you can also find roses, fall mums, herbs, and other garden plants). You'll find some unusual plants mixed though, like 8,483 different varieties of bee balm (I'm not really good at estimates, but that seems right to me), ironweed, meadow sage, and the like. Inside, there's an interesting "country shop," where you can purchase honey and beeswax candles, as well as preserves, unique sodas (Sarsaparilla, anyone?), and some fruits and vegetables. Being focused also on bees, you can also purchase beekeeping supplies here, too. All of the plants I've bought have done really well, and I really enjoy grabbing a cold soft drink, too!

Amazing little garden shop with a great selection of annuals and perennials. The prices are fair…read moreand I consider to be a value. They have a gourmet selection, all you could need for your own beehive, and beeswax based body creams that feel wonderful. The people that work there are so friendly and helpful, great service.

I really like this is the place to get my firewood. I have had them deliver half a cord in the past…read moreand they've been great but more recently I've been buying smaller loads and taking them home. The prices are fair and best of all they let me pick my wood out myself which I really like.

My first visit to The Happy Seed was this evening. A friend told me that in addition to being a…read moregarden center, they do lots of fun events. So our group booked one of their plant bingo sessions. The owner, Stacey, is so pleasant. She goes to great effort to make it a fun and relaxing experience. There was delicious jasmine tea, refreshments, and a variety of plants to choose from for prizes. The lighted pavilion is a lovely outdoor space. We were there for two hours, and then we had a chance to check out the shop, which is full of beautiful gift items and teas. You can tell that the whole place is a labor of love.

Very friendly owners. Always helpful and willing to chat if you want that or will let you shop on…read moreyour own if you prefer. Wonderful options for tea, goodies, small plants, and gifts.

We LOVE LOVE LOVE shopping at Gambrills Flower Farm! No matter what season, they have a great…read moreselection of very high-quality flowers and other assorted items. Their prices are very reasonable, and the customer service is always top notch. We just bought our beautiful orange and violet mums for fall planting and will be back for more fall items to round out our front yard display. So delighted to have this fantastic family business so close to our neighborhood.

They close at 6 and I got there at 5:48 with my 2 month old in a stroller. The lady working was…read moresuper helpful and kind and told me they were closing soon but to take my time. I didn't feel rushed at all. I told her I wanted a big bale of hay and she had someone go get it and bring it to my car for me. She also wheeled my wagon of pumpkins to my car and loaded everything up for me. I didn't have to lift a finger! They were so exceptionally kind and helpful. As someone who works in customer service, sometimes it isn't easy being nice to people who come right before close of business but they were amazing. I'll go here over and over again

This was a fun place to go into, especially around the holidays. It was decorated to the nines and…read morejust a fun garden/stuff/hearth shopping haven. They had everything you needed for a hearth and they had some fake ones too. It's very log cabin like in there and they have some wonderful pieces for the garden. They also have some unique gifts that you can only find in places like this. We will be back for the garden fun stuff in the Spring.

I have been a fan of Plow & Hearth for years…read more I love having a brick and mortar store to wander and I frequent the store often. This store is a bit small and they have a BIG inventory so it's a bit crowded. I see some of the same employees and I do shop frequently and yet I never feel like I am welcomed as a frequent customer in particular. I love the products and will continue to shop there. I do wish it felt a bit more welcoming.