Nurseries & Gardening near New Fairfield, CT

“Very friendly and helpful. They went out of their way to accommodate multiple gravel deliveries for me when I needed them and very reasonable . I will definitely be using them for now on. Highly recommend”

“The hanging baskets are superior to any in the area.
I usually get 2 for my covered porch, they last till fall!
However this year prices have risen and I could only afford 1, Very expensive. Plan on paying 60-80$.
Sadly, they have priced me out of buying anymore.”

“Not a bad store, but small. Better selection in Danbury and at Tractor Supply. Prices are not bad but some products seem very overpriced compared to similar stores.”

“Contacted Steck's to inquire about topsoil on Saturday 9/12. Outstanding topsoil was delivered on Monday, 9/14 and placed exactly where I requested despite proximity to overhead wires. Driver was a great guy, both skilled and professional. I am doing a front lawn renovation and many people have wanted to know where we scored such beautiful topsoil. We are sending them all your way! Thank you! Highly recommended!”

“My goto store for organic fertilizers and potting soil for my large garden. The prices are relatively better than most other suppliers and the variety is extensive.Very polite and helpful staff.”

“Worked with Angel the manager. Awesome guy & very professional. Very eager to help & do whatever he can. Prices are excellent! They now have a new customer!”

“Stop by today with my husband. It is such a nice place. The hanging plants are so beautiful and the ladies working there are so welcoming and helpful. I definitely recommend their location.”

“Been shopping here for years. The owners are great, always friendly and always helpful. We just got two loads of their compost and it's been great for the garden!”

“Thank you Halas farm for the most beautiful Christmas tree we've ever had! Everyone was so helpful and kind and the tree selection was top notch. Looking forward to coming back for more beautiful and delicious things.”

“if you're looking for a hardware and lumber store in the area this is definitely the place to come! I can't stand Home Depot or Lowe's and was putting off a project I needed to complete because of it. I decided to check out Page Lumber and I'm so glad I did. not only is the store big, clean, and quiet, the staff are so helpful and kind! Frank spent a whole hour with me figuring out exactly what I needed and cutting all the wood for me. I will definitely be back for all my hardware needs and next time I need to fill my propane cylinders.”

“I love 25 miles away. My store doesn't stock R13 Owens Corning.. This store carries the Owen's corning insulation R13 in stock.. and I wanted it today. Store is nice (clean), friendly staff and got in and out fairly quick.”

“My first arrangement was beautiful and so was the second one. Sadly the second one had English roses that all died in 2 days . I think a refund may have been issued to my son and I hope it was but I'm still disappointed ?. All of the other roses are missing because I already tossed them out. The flowers were replaced a week later.”

“we had a number of projects for Meadowbrook, including the creation of a new rock garden and new organic garden beds. The crew was extremely knowledgeable, helpful, creative, and a pure pleasure to work with as they confirmed the changes every step of the way with us. I highly recommend this firm for any of your outdoor landscaping and planting needs as they have an amazing selection of flowers, trees, and shrubs and their pricing is very competitive for the quality of their work.”

“The management team as well as their fellow coworkers always go out of their way to ensure the best customer experience. I’ve lived in Bethel 50+ years and the store is top notch.”

“I received, as a gift, a gorgeous Christmas floral arrangement made by Forever Yours. This was the first time I had received something from them and I was truly impressed. Just beautiful. I will definitely use this florist the next time I send an arrangement to someone special.”

“Beautiful greenhouse with an impressive assortment of orchids. I bought a lovely Oncidium that is thriving 8 months later. More importantly I got some great advice on watering and fertilizing that has helped me keep my collection of Phalenopsis (which I had previously killed nearly 100 percent of the time) thriving and about to bloom again!”

“I ordered flowers for my sisters birthday, her main home is in Connecticut and winter home is in Florida, not thinking I gave florist the Connecticut address, well at the last minute i realized she was in Florida, so I called Driscoll's florist and explained what I did and whit no hesitation the lady chuckled and said no problem we can forward your order to a florist in Florida no extra charge and no problem. Next day my sister called to thank me for the beautiful flowers and we both had a good laugh. Thank you Driscoll's for such a great experience.”

“I just LOVE this store! Whatever you do, find DEBBIE M.- a very helpful sales associate. I went to buy several ceiling fans and flush mounted lights and got lost in the lighting dept. Fortunately, I found Debbie M.!! She got an extra cart, found all the items I was looking for, and pushed the cart to the checkout area- and checked me out!! She was the most kind and knowledgable, and really cared that I found what I was looking for! They have a fan for life!”

“I have had many issues with Home Depot, however this time was one of the best. I want to give a shout out to the manager, Rob. I was in twice trying to get a turf carpet for my daughter, both times no one was there in carpeting to help me. The 2nd time, Rob, the manager, gave me his card and told me to email him exactly what I needed and he would have it delivered the next day (which was her birthday). The order came at noon and the perfect time, as the birthday girl was very surprised. Thank you”

“Update:: Changed 1 star to 4 because I spoke with store management and they were deeply apologitic. I felt like they were on top of the issue which made me feel much better about my future with Home Depot New Milford. I really love walking through those isles. When an employee feels free and comfortable to say "I don't like you, sir" you know there's something wrong with the way the company hires. I shop at home depot 1 - 3 times a week. I've had mostly good experiences and one or two bad experiences with employees. As we know it only take one bad experience to taint an otherwise good relationship. Today, I had a technical question about a dado blade for my table saw and was looking for a hardware specialist. I asked the older man with the thick accent that mostly works the key kiosk if there was a hardware specialist around. He asked if he could help me. I had a feeling my question was beyond his knowledge base but gave it a try any way. "I have a question about saws." "What kind of saws?" Home Depot employee asked. "Table saws" I said. The employee just stared at me. "Table saws" I said again, and the blank stare continued. I said once more and it appeared to click. "Ok sir what's your question." The employee asked. "This is an 8 inch Dado blade and I have 10 inch saw, is this the ideal blade for my saw?" "Yes it's what we have in stock." The employee answered. That's not what I asked, so I rephrased. "Is this this best size for my saw, or do they make a 10 inch blade?" "It's what we have in stock so yes.." The employee answered. "Annoyed that the employee was clearly misunderstanding, I said Ok thank you and walked away, at which point the employee in a stage wisper said, "I don't like you, sir..." At which point I turn around and said "Excuse me?!" "I just don't want to give you the wrong information sir" He said, pretending like he didn't just express a very personal private negative feeling about a customer loyal to the store... I'm loyal to Home Depot but experiences like today make me think twice about my loyalty. I'm very disappointed in this example, of type of person Home Depot chose to hire. As an employee I have been tested to the limit and would NEVER think of uttering such sentiment to a good, consistent and nice customer.”

“The business model/attitude has gotten much worse. I can't stand when I am in the store during the day and you constantly get kicked out of an isle so they can move pallets up or bring down. This stocking activity was always done at night. Now you have to wait while they do it during the day. Today I tried to get to the pvc trim and this is what I found. Talk about a hazard!”

“Came here for the first time in years. Was pleasantly greeted and assisted by associate Robert, gentleman with glasses, who helped me find exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for making this a good shopping experience Robert! God bless you and the Home Depot business.”

“Probably one of the most well stocked well staffed homedepot stores I have ever witnessed. Super clean and organized. Whoever is managing this store knows what it takes.”

“Update:: Changed 1 star to 4 because I spoke with store management and they were deeply apologitic. I felt like they were on top of the issue which made me feel much better about my future with Home Depot New Milford. I really love walking through those isles. When an employee feels free and comfortable to say "I don't like you, sir" you know there's something wrong with the way the company hires. I shop at home depot 1 - 3 times a week. I've had mostly good experiences and one or two bad experiences with employees. As we know it only take one bad experience to taint an otherwise good relationship. Today, I had a technical question about a dado blade for my table saw and was looking for a hardware specialist. I asked the older man with the thick accent that mostly works the key kiosk if there was a hardware specialist around. He asked if he could help me. I had a feeling my question was beyond his knowledge base but gave it a try any way. "I have a question about saws." "What kind of saws?" Home Depot employee asked. "Table saws" I said. The employee just stared at me. "Table saws" I said again, and the blank stare continued. I said once more and it appeared to click. "Ok sir what's your question." The employee asked. "This is an 8 inch Dado blade and I have 10 inch saw, is this the ideal blade for my saw?" "Yes it's what we have in stock." The employee answered. That's not what I asked, so I rephrased. "Is this this best size for my saw, or do they make a 10 inch blade?" "It's what we have in stock so yes.." The employee answered. "Annoyed that the employee was clearly misunderstanding, I said Ok thank you and walked away, at which point the employee in a stage wisper said, "I don't like you, sir..." At which point I turn around and said "Excuse me?!" "I just don't want to give you the wrong information sir" He said, pretending like he didn't just express a very personal private negative feeling about a customer loyal to the store... I'm loyal to Home Depot but experiences like today make me think twice about my loyalty. I'm very disappointed in this example, of type of person Home Depot chose to hire. As an employee I have been tested to the limit and would NEVER think of uttering such sentiment to a good, consistent and nice customer.”

“Update:: Changed 1 star to 4 because I spoke with store management and they were deeply apologitic. I felt like they were on top of the issue which made me feel much better about my future with Home Depot New Milford. I really love walking through those isles. When an employee feels free and comfortable to say "I don't like you, sir" you know there's something wrong with the way the company hires. I shop at home depot 1 - 3 times a week. I've had mostly good experiences and one or two bad experiences with employees. As we know it only take one bad experience to taint an otherwise good relationship. Today, I had a technical question about a dado blade for my table saw and was looking for a hardware specialist. I asked the older man with the thick accent that mostly works the key kiosk if there was a hardware specialist around. He asked if he could help me. I had a feeling my question was beyond his knowledge base but gave it a try any way. "I have a question about saws." "What kind of saws?" Home Depot employee asked. "Table saws" I said. The employee just stared at me. "Table saws" I said again, and the blank stare continued. I said once more and it appeared to click. "Ok sir what's your question." The employee asked. "This is an 8 inch Dado blade and I have 10 inch saw, is this the ideal blade for my saw?" "Yes it's what we have in stock." The employee answered. That's not what I asked, so I rephrased. "Is this this best size for my saw, or do they make a 10 inch blade?" "It's what we have in stock so yes.." The employee answered. "Annoyed that the employee was clearly misunderstanding, I said Ok thank you and walked away, at which point the employee in a stage wisper said, "I don't like you, sir..." At which point I turn around and said "Excuse me?!" "I just don't want to give you the wrong information sir" He said, pretending like he didn't just express a very personal private negative feeling about a customer loyal to the store... I'm loyal to Home Depot but experiences like today make me think twice about my loyalty. I'm very disappointed in this example, of type of person Home Depot chose to hire. As an employee I have been tested to the limit and would NEVER think of uttering such sentiment to a good, consistent and nice customer.”

“I have had many issues with Home Depot, however this time was one of the best. I want to give a shout out to the manager, Rob. I was in twice trying to get a turf carpet for my daughter, both times no one was there in carpeting to help me. The 2nd time, Rob, the manager, gave me his card and told me to email him exactly what I needed and he would have it delivered the next day (which was her birthday). The order came at noon and the perfect time, as the birthday girl was very surprised. Thank you”