Hanna's Garden Shop

Nydia White 4 months ago

I have been here a couple of times. Both times I had to hunt down an employee to ask questions. Today the person I asked didn't seem interested in talking to me. Their trees are pretty bad. Many are obviously leftover from last year and their containers are full of weeds and they have broken branches that haven't been tended to. After the storm earlier this week there are still trees in their containers that were blown over. No one has bothered to stand them back up. Walking the property, there is a general appearance of neglect. Weeds grow all over the property. This is a prime location and could be a great nursery but the impression I get is that they just don't care.

Courtney Read a year ago

I cannot believe I hadn't found them sooner! I was looking for an indoor plant for my bedroom. I had a few ideas but hadn't settled on what I wanted. They were so helpful and showed me multiple options that would work with the space, sunlight, and aesthetic that I wanted. They had such a great selection. The hardest part was picking just one plant. Their selection was way better than the big box stores and the employee actually knew what she was talking about. I'm already looking for more places to put plants just so I can go shop again. Definitely give them a look!

Hunter B 5 years ago

Great experience, not just outdoor plants but also house plants. Many rare plants that a lot of nurseries don’t have but a lot of people want. Just a few that caught my eyes. Prices are reasonably priced. Definitely will come here whenever I’m in bham. They have a good bit of exotic plants.

Erica Hawkins 5 years ago

To me Hanna’s WAS the ultimate plant nursery. Not anymore! My dad and I drove over an hour to purchase 3 “Sweet” drift roses. I had already purchased 4 “Double Pink” knockout roses from Lowe’s. From the moment we got out of our truck, I started to think we had wasted our time. It was right before noon on a Friday and there were maybe 6 other customers. I went up to one of their many employees to ask for assistance only to be told “grab a buggy” as she pointed to the general direction of the drift roses. While walking into the actual garden center (where you pay) I did find these beautiful black velvet looking Petunias, so I grabbed 2. Since we still had no cart and had no idea where we were supposed to go get the roses, we tried employee #2. This time, I was just simply ignored. Inside the garden center, I asked employee # 3 & 4 if we could set our petunias down so we could get our roses. They reluctantly said yes, while looking very bothered by my questions. Finally, without a cart and on our own, we found the drifts. They looked horrible. I literally had to yell at employee #5 & 6 to even get them to turn around and look at me as they we’re trying to quickly pass us. I asked the

Brandon Scordino Edited 6 years ago

I've created three wildflower and perennial gardens on our lot this year. I cannot believe the massive selection of perennials at Hanna's. Hard to find flowers like Baptisia, Allium Millenium, a huge phlox selection and countless other options are available. This year I've added 36 different perennial plants to my garden - all from Hanna's. I love to support local businesses but it's even better when you can get an "internet selection" in your hometown. Thank you, Hannas!