Carlos and his team did a great job removing years of overgrowth, junipers, ivy and stumps among…read moreother things. Carlos came out the same day to provide a quote on the clear-out and was able to start soon after. He kept me informed about when they would be there. Carlos was very knowledgeable about the different types of plants and could have also planted the bed if we were ready. He also mentioned they do nice borders around the beds. I would definitely use Carlo's and the team in a future project! 100%

I called and setup an appointment for the same day to request a quote. The appointment time passes…read moreand I received no communication about a change in schedule. I call again just to confirm if the guy I spoke with still planned on showing up. He tells me that he's sorry and he forgot to call me back. If you couldn't make it, shouldn't you let me know ahead of time so I can reach out to other businesses? Very unprofessional.

I contacted the business requesting flower bed installation. I received a proposal, estimate. A…read moretime was scheduled for installation He never called or showed up.

I've had some good interactions and some bad interactions with Flower Bed Creations, and am a…read morerepeat customer at two different properties I've own. I contacted Steve via text and via e-mail very courteously to fulfill the requirement of the warranty on a few rose bushes his team planted for me at our main home that never grew. Four of the ones that he planted for us died. He responded and scheduled a time to come and replace them. On the day he scheduled to come, he called and said that the roses were not in stock and would be the following Monday. I never heard from him the following Monday. His team them abruptly scheduled a date and time to come to plant something that I received via e-mail and didn't know on that date and time either, which was a Sunday afternoon. I kindly parked with flags the plants that needed to be replaced under the warranty from an over $1000 purchase I made on plants. The communication is subpar and I fear they do not want to fulfill the stipulations of the warranty on plants. Beware of this type of interaction and any promise they make on warranty fulfillment when you purchase services from this company.

Great family owned nursery and gardening spot. Great customer service, super friendly. Most plants…read moreare native but not all. Grown without pesticides. Very fair pricing, particularly for the size and health of the plants. Even kindly gave a small discount since I was buying multiple plants. My most recent purchase is several paw paw tree seedlings.

My husband and I were excited to visit this small locally owned garden store. We didn't realize…read morethey closed at 4pm when we pulled up at 3:54. As we walked to the open gate and saw several patrons inside, a young woman looked at us and quickly rushed over to lock the gate, turned and walked away without a word. Again we didn't know it closed at 4 since there were cars parked out front and people inside and it was our first time visiting. A "simple sorry guys we're closing" would have been an option, now we won't be back. Too bad as it looked very cute and we ended up leaving there and heading to Pike after we identified a pollinator plant outside their gates.

Highlight: Sister brought me here on our exploration of the neighborhoods of East Atlanta and for…read morethose who want a hippie, whimsical, slightly grungy 1970's play hide and seek among rainbow mushrooms, peace signs, overgrown hedges, and commune like energy, you definitely want to come here. You came here to see Big Lou the Emu, see overgrown vegetable gardens, see lots of communal homes, giant bubble sticks, and feel flashbacks of going to the 80's. It feels like you stepped into some liberal city like Seattle- look forward to blue hairs, hipsters, indie spirits, elephant pants, dread locks, beards, vintage bikes, etc. Location- This place is located randomly at the end of a cul de sac in Lake Clare Community a among streets named after states like NY and Arizona. It is next to a community house and then the entrance is literally wooden signs calling this place a Land trust. I've never heard of a land trust but the theory is that a group of individuals (probs hippies from he 1970's) left a piece of land for the community to play, have meetings, to grow in, garden- but it's not some community garden either with tame gardens, etc. It is essentially a giant piece of land with playground hints, peace signs, a random sauna??, pond with peace loving turtles, a random emu, and still growing in its offers. Definitely feels very different from other parts of Atlanta (Ansley Park, Chastain, Avondale, Old Fourth Ward, Cabbage Town, etc). Things to look for 1. Big Lou the Emu- that's right- there is this giant bird that is dinosaur like who is about 20 years old roaming around this place- behind a chain linked fence of course but you definitely should see this guy with his large blue ear holes, gray blue black plumage, fierce beak, and even more fearsome claws that you can't help wonder if you'd an outrun this beast. Guarded by 2 Mallard males and a pit bull like dog 2. The Peace Pond- that's right- imagine a pond slightly untame and over grown with turtles that actually swim towards you rather than away from you (unlike other turtles I've seen)- peaceful turtles I gues 3. The overlook facing Atlanta- you get to see a hint of the skyline of Atlanta from the highest point of this place- there are these super high chairs wooden weathered but comfortable to sit there and drink a coffee and read a book. 4. The amphitheater- Apparently there's a drum night that happens a few times a week- has a very pow wow kind of feel 5. The Olympic shed- apparently this place housed Olympic athletes from the olympics in the 90's - not sure where they stayed.. maybe this was for those who were in for the hippie kinds! 6. The gnomes, bright mushrooms, playground tools, peace signs

This was such a great place to have a small adventure. Located at the end of a quaint neighborhood,…read morethis community park is filled with community gardens, chickens, trails, lots of viewing spots, and even an emu! We didn't get a chance to see the my but the trails that lead to ponds and a lookout spot were awesome. The chickens and gardeners there were also friendly. There weren't too many people there so it'd be an ideal place to have a private picnic by the pond or wander through trails throughout the afternoon. It's a lot bigger than I remember when I went years ago. What a great find!

it's a cute place to hangout and take pics, i think they do weddings there too. parking is a little…read morerough but otherwise it's cute. small.

I'm finally getting around to writing a review for CW Gardens after being married for nearly 4…read moreyears. Oops. This was the best venue ever. After scouring over every Atlanta venue list known to man, my now husband and I narrowed it down to two places. We visited here second & fell in love immediately. The grounds are gorgeous, tucked away in the heart of Atlanta. It's so quiet for where it's at and was so convenient for all our family and friends. We got married in the fall and the leaves were so pretty. This is a perfect outdoor venue because you have everything right there. It's plenty spacious and no one has to drive anywhere after the ceremony. We had a cocktail hour on the side lawn which was perfect while the staff moved all the chairs from the ceremony site to the tables in the courtyard. And if you ever dreamed of getting married in an Italian garden-- this feels just like it. My absolute favorite thing about this venue is that we were able to bring in our own alcohol and pick a lot of our vendors. It's saved us A TON of money. And the very best thing about this place, part of your money goes towards the non profit school, which is an amazing cause. I really couldn't have asked for anywhere better to get married.

The menu has something for everyone (including pups). If you're real hungry, the Chopped Sloppy…read more[ground beef, bbq sauce, cheese curds, roasted tomatoes, banana peppers, shredded lettuce, dijonnaise, hero roll] is the way to go. You could just get by with a Brussels Sprout Salad or Pork & Peas.

I have great hope for this spot and am hoping to let it settle into its own. I was sad to not have…read moreaccess to the indoor food/wine/drinks now that they rebranded the beer garden. I totally get the move from a business standpoint and am hopeful for some of the more experimental things coming out of the kitchen, but felt like it was too expensive and too limited of a selection last time we went.

I had a landscape that I've fiddled with for 20 years. It has mature trees, lots of shrubs, and a…read morefew flower beds. Michelle came in with her team, and made it a complete, planned landscape that I'm proud to own. New sod, tons of spring bulbs, and a massive clean up and trim. I smile every time I look at it. She gave my plant and shrub obsession, my digging and planting, and my entire un-designed garden respect and a new glorious make over. And we ain't done yet!!!

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