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Sugar Creek Gardens began with a stall at the Kirkwood Farmer's Market in 1990. We sold seedlings we had started in our basements and divisio…
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Closed until Sat, 9:00 AM
Sugar Creek Gardens began with a stall at the Kirkwood Farmer's Market in 1990. We sold seedlings we had started in our basements and divisio…
Closed until Sat, 9:00 AM
Like so many in 1885, Thies Farm began as a truck farm, eventually opening a small roadside stand on North Hanley. This location now serves and o…
Closed until Sat, 9:00 AM
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In 1894, Henry Schulz stabled his wagon team at the corner of Gore and Marshall, in the middle of pastureland. People would come out by train from…
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In 1978 Carol Mitchell (mom) opened her first small produce market in Franklin County, MO.
Followed by her second location in Kirkwood Farmers…
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A third generation family business, Wiethop Greenhouses was originally only located in South County at the intersection of Lemay Ferry and Baumgar…
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Read moreSugar Creek has an impressive selection of plants and very knowledgeable staff. We consulted with Nancy to create a shade loving, deer and rabbit resistant3 garden area. We have been impressed with her knowledge and dedication to client satisfaction. Esther & Ken E
Walked around for 30 minutes trying to find somebody to help me. I had quite a few amount of plants I had to purchase. I had questions nobody would answer my questions. I barely got some money to check me out. Awful customer service in fact there's no customer service I would definitely recommend going anywhere else.
Love this nursery. Particularly enjoy the selection of indoor plants. The people who work here really nice, and the plants are actually reasonably priced.
Helpful, knowledgeable staff, have answers to gardening and landscaping questions. Fair prices.
Disappointed last year and again this year. They advertised their peach and blackberry picking, but all the peaches were tiny, rock hard, and sour. Blackberries were also very acidic. Gave them another chance this year because they're not too far away, but what a waste of time. Blacklisted them forever.
We decided to start naturalizing our back yard. We want to make an inviting space for pollinators, primarily, but we also want a space that is allowed to do its own thing. We stopped raking 2 years ago, and that made a huge difference: we have oodles of fireflies and butterflies, way more than our neighbors who do the whole well-manicured lawn thing. Anyway, we talked to a person at the prairie booth at the Earth Day festival about native plants, and the website pointed us to Sugar Creek! We were very pleasantly surprised at the amount of options here. We were able to find all sorts of native plants to introduce into our yard. We really found it easy to navigate since they were sectioned into native and sun needs. It made it very easy once we figured it out. We were only able to afford about 6 plants the first time we came here and 4 the next time. They are a bit pricey, just fair warning. However, the selection is great and it's supporting a business that isn't a huge corporation, so it's worth a visit!