Art Knapp Plantland

I shop here quarterly for the past 5 years and spend a min of $ 300 each time.
When I asked for a discount and it was granted, after it being an issue for the assistant mgr, the check out clerk treated me poorly. Apparently it was the most stressful part of her day and put her out greatly. I won’t be supporting their business again unless I receive a call back.

I came here with my dad to check out their bedding plants and seed selection to get a jump start on the garden for the summer (the current grocery store trends are pushing us to a better planned out garden). If you’re looking for an all-​inclusive gardening experience you may want to give this location a go.
Here you’ll find plants and seeds but also clothing, a hot sauce wall (the wall of flame), faery garden stuff, model trains, miniature Christmas village sets, hot tub supplies, neon signs, and mini golf. It’s kind of crazy. I remember going here as a kid and being totally enthralled with them having birds in the exotic plant section… That’s nothing compared to now. Hahaha serially, you could spend a couple hours just looking at all the stuff. They had live foul in the back at one time too, I didn’t see them on my last visit.
But back to plants. They have a pretty good selection of sessional bedding plants and veggies once they become available. The people working outside in the back are also very knowledgeable if you’re looking for specific information for a gardening question or problem. They also sell rock and mulch by the yard if you’re need to tackle a larger job.

I went to this place with the parents wanting some seeds and plant ideas. I was quite surprised in a nice way with all the stuff inside. A little shop with decorations, trains, clothes, soaps and hot sauce/​BBQ sauce, mini golf, ride on trains and etc.
My mother in law had questions for one of the guys working there and he was knowledgeable and very helpful. A definite must for a person like me, who is trying to get into gardening.
They also had lots of plants, flowers, herbs and veggies. I am getting giddy just thinking about all the possibilities of starting a garden.
If you are a mom with young kids, this would be a great place to come. They have a playground, train tracks, ride on trains and also a mini golf.
I am not sure whether the prices are comparable with other nurseries in the area since I am just getting into gardening and new to the area. But I know I will definitely will be back because there are so many other stuff to do with my little guy other than just shopping for plants.

What is this place really?
A garden land?
A place that sells model train stuff?
A hot sauce parlour?
A bird sanctuary (or to be more accurate a bird shop)?
A wonderland for kids with a Thomas the train that takes them to a makeshift pumpkin patch that closes at 5 p.m., which is downright stupid considering most dads want to take their kids after work?
It’s all of the above and probably more because I’ve never really ventured all around the place.
I just know this is the annual place to get the Christmas tree at and it is a mish mash of STUFF. Odd but true. Visit it and you”ll see.