American Plant

Beware.. you need a receipt to exchange a plant or you need to be part of their program. At first sight of disease you should bring the plant back.. don't wait like I did and try to do what I was instructed to do by the advisers to try to save the plant...I wasted money on a plant and fertilizer. No fuss from me just won't be back to patronize. The plant was completely dead today If you look at the picture, I kept the tag on the plant...so the tag identifies that the plant came from american plant. I have bought a few flowers and some rocks and mulch over the years. But this is the first time I have bought a camelia. I have 3 camellias and wanted this one for the front yard to bloom in the fall. The first sign of a problem was small black circles on the leaves. I should have brought it back then, but I tried to save the plant and then was advised by American plant adviser to buy fertilizer and try to save it again..it did not work. I never asked for my money back, just a healthy plant.. maybe I expected something better from American Plant. I would say that maybe the young people inside should have sent me over to someone in the office but instead just rattle off policy.

Nursery hopping in DC, MD, and VA is a favorite past time of mine and so far American Plant wins my award for most beautiful. American Plant had a large selection of healthy looking indoor and outdoor plants. They have everything from succulents, to trees, to climbing vines, and roses. I picked up some pollinator seeds from the garden center, a trellis, and a Thanksgiving Cactus. The prices were fair and the staff were knowledgeable and available. I particularly loved their yard sculpture collection. Those were pricy but the design and quality were some of the best that I’ve seen. I had to keep slapping my own hands to not walk away with all their hanging plants. Gorgeous!

I fancy myself a seasoned gardener with Master Gardener certification from a California and Idaho. I'm crazy for flowers, nurseries, yard tools and botanical gardens. In a business with wild swings in seasonality and traffic, the customer care experience at AP is a superior. Folks are helpful and attentive. Plant inventory is excellent and the shop is filled with practical items and gift delights. One day I walked in with three 20-year-old Felco pruners in dire need of care. Garden Supply Manager, Andy Harms, fixed them up with alacrity. Polished up with new blades and springs...they are like new. Thank you American Plant, your products and people are a head-and-shoulders above any garden center. Period.

Like my favorite nurseries: a plant wonderland from the moment you walk in. I was on a mission for indoor plants so did not spend much time in the covered annual/perennial area, but it was very well stocked and taken care of from my quick outdoor tour. So many indoor plant varieties to choose from, a few I had never seen in this area. I will return for further investigation, for sure!

Visited for the first time today! This is my first plant shop I've visited since moving here recently. I'm starting to collect houseplants again since I had to leave them behind. I loved the selection of plants available! They had lots of plants I've dreamed of seeing like the variegated string of hearts, calathea orbifolia, hoyas. I will definitely be coming back again to check out the baby plants! The cons are that the larger plants were pretty pricey and customer service is a bit lacking, but it was busy today. I wish some of the larger trailing plants like the pothos njoy and other hoyas came in smaller pots that were more affordable. Overall a great houseplant spot!

Visited for the first time today! This is my first plant shop I've visited since moving here recently. I'm starting to collect houseplants again since I had to leave them behind. I loved the selection of plants available! They had lots of plants I've dreamed of seeing like the variegated string of hearts, calathea orbifolia, hoyas. I will definitely be coming back again to check out the baby plants! The cons are that the larger plants were pretty pricey and customer service is a bit lacking, but it was busy today. I wish some of the larger trailing plants like the pothos njoy and other hoyas came in smaller pots that were more affordable. Overall a great houseplant spot!

Beware.. you need a receipt to exchange a plant or you need to be part of their program. At first sight of disease you should bring the plant back.. don't wait like I did and try to do what I was instructed to do by the advisers to try to save the plant...I wasted money on a plant and fertilizer. No fuss from me just won't be back to patronize. The plant was completely dead today If you look at the picture, I kept the tag on the plant...so the tag identifies that the plant came from american plant. I have bought a few flowers and some rocks and mulch over the years. But this is the first time I have bought a camelia. I have 3 camellias and wanted this one for the front yard to bloom in the fall. The first sign of a problem was small black circles on the leaves. I should have brought it back then, but I tried to save the plant and then was advised by American plant adviser to buy fertilizer and try to save it again..it did not work. I never asked for my money back, just a healthy plant.. maybe I expected something better from American Plant. I would say that maybe the young people inside should have sent me over to someone in the office but instead just rattle off policy.