Green View

Jonathan Barnett 4 months ago

Some of the rudest employees I've ever interacted with at a greenery. The place is fantastic but 4 different employees that we interacted with, asking different questions and information from (waterinf, standing around, taking care of trees, checkout) were all short, very grumpy, wouldn't look at us. I don't know if they had a bad team meeting beforehand but I would not come back, there are definitely similar priced/well maintained greenerys that are a lot friendlier.

Rusty 4 months ago

Lots of plants here, they sell all sorts of Proven Winners and sell from local suppliers as well. Their prices aren't much more than the big box store and the plants are much better taken care of. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely my go to destination for flowers next spring!

G Norman 5 months ago

This landscape & plant business is beautiful & offers a wide range of plants, indoor & out, plus a good assortment of pots. Very helpful employees, too. I love stopping & shopping here when I'm in town.

Kevin Johnston 5 months ago

Bought several trees from Greenview over the years and I’ve been very happy with their products. Last year we purchased two mature trees that Greenview planted themselves. One tree did not make it over the winter and they did not want to warranty this tree. They said I bought it on a wholesale closeout price so now they won’t honor their warranty. I won’t be doing business here again.

Chris Haberman a year ago

The place is nice looking and they have a wide selection of plants but it is expensive. Beware if you buy trees from here though. I purchased an eastern redbud that was severely pot bound and required 2 hours of careful "surgery" to free the roots from the giant knotted mess that was in the pot. The root flare was also buried nearly 6 inches deep that had to be carefully pulled away. You can see where the dirt from the pot was by the dark/muddy spot on the trunk above the root ball. You can also see post "surgery" to free the roots and the proper planting depth with the root flare partially exposed. Honestly don't know if the tree is going to make it, it looks real sad and I can't find any information if they offer any sort of warranty on their poorly cared for trees. Don't be like me and learn about proper tree care and spotting poorly cared for trees at garden centers after the fact. Check if the tree you are buying is pot bound, lift the entire root ball right out of the pot and look at it. if the roots are curling back in around on each other repeatedly and it is difficult to insert a finger into the mass (it feels very firm) you have a pot bound tree. Ideally put it back a