Meadows Farms Nurseries and Landscape

Reviews

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  Katie Dean

  Aug 28, 2026
  5.0
  Love this nursery for my fall decor. Every year I go to get hay bales, corn stalks, pumpkins and mums for my front porch/yard. Always great!
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  Stacy Barker-Cevallos

  Aug 9, 2026
  5.0
  Been focusing on adding native plants to my garden this year. Meadows Farm has a good variety of native flowers and one lady that works the perennial section is very knowledgeable and helped me select the best plants for different areas of my garden. Everything I have purchased is taking off and looking amazing! My yard is so full of life and activity, it’s very satisfying to see how my space is developing. Only one plant didn’t make it which they happily replaced. Thank you!
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  Dave Schubert

  Jul 11, 2026
  5.0
  Meadows Farms Garden Center in Fredericksburg is a large, practical nursery with a broad selection of flowers, shrubs, trees, herbs, and vegetables, plus seasonal items like Christmas trees. Plant quality is consistently praised, and many customers return annually. Prices are viewed as fair overall, though some find them slightly high. Staff are often described as friendly and helpful, though a few reviews note inconsistent service. The atmosphere is busy but easy to navigate, making it a convenient spot for serious gardeners in the region.
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  Sam T Floyd

  Jul 7, 2026
  5.0
  Catching up on my reviews. We had a Crap Myrtle delivered by one of your drivers, Mr. Jay Padgett. Mr. Padgett was a true professional arriving on time and getting the tree to where it needed to be planted. He answered all my questions for proper planting and care. He is to be commended for this dedication and true professionalism.
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  Hannah

  Jun 28, 2026
  3.0
  This place is beautiful and has the biggest selection of outdoor plants I've seen. And they had a few sales going on, which was nice. And the girl who answered our questions and checked us out, I didn't get her name but she had blonde hair and pretty makeup, was very nice. My boyfriend and I were in there for at least forty-five minutes and bought $70 worth of plants, and with the sales (including the VIP text club we signed up for) our total ended up being $55. The only part of our visit that got us down was an interaction with an employee. I can't remember what her name was, but her name tag said assistant manager on it and she was wearing a blue bandana. To preface this, we live in the middle of the woods and have deer, they come into everyone's yards on our street regardless, as well as squirrels. We have problems with squirrels taking all our bird seed and have tried everything with no luck. Also, most of the plants we have in our yard are already deer resistant to, of course, keep the deer from eating them, because they're in our yard regardless. To help prevent the squirrels from stealing our bird feed, and to give the deer a little something to snack on so we can watch them for a little longer when they come (plus it also helps keep them away from the few plants we have that aren't deer resistant), we buy corn from tractor supply and spread a little bit of it around our yard at a time. So far, we've had luck with at least the squirrels by doing this. Now, when I brought this up this to the previously mentioned employee, because I made a comment about a deer resistant plant, she said "Why would you do that?" Of course, I didn't understand what she was talking about. Then, she continued with "Feeding the deer... That's the dumbest idea I've ever heard." I simply said one more thing along the lines of "Really? Why? I know other people who feed the deer." She then started going on about something along the lines of deer patterns and how they'd be attracted to our yard now and start eating our plants. Of course, as i just wrote about, that was never an issue to begin with and still isn't now. I work in customer service, and I'd be written up if I ever spoke to a customer like that. Wanting to educate people is one thing, but being blatantly rude is unnecessary, and at your place of work? As an assistant manager? There's a way to nicely explain why certain things may be detrimental without insulting people.

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