Suburban Lawn & Garden

Suburban Lawn & Garden is a KC icon when it comes to gardening in the metro. There are a few locations in the area, but this one to my knowledge, is the biggest. When I come here it's a bit of an adventure since it's so far south, but I usually enjoy perusing the aisles of hanging planters, succulents, and flowers. Outside you'll find trees, larger shrubs, and things like rocks, pavers, and cement statues for your garden. Overall, I enjoy visiting this location and I'm not sure why the star rating is so low. My only critique is that I do find it to be a bit on the pricey side, though I do think you sometimes get what you pay for. I've purchased trees, vegetable plants, flowers, succulents, etc. from Suburban and overall had good luck with them.

We just moved to KC and this nursery was recommended. Even though it was July 1, they still had lots of inventory for dinner planting. They were very helpful and their prices were better than other big box stores plus the quality and options were amazing!! My husband who is not the gardener in the family has asked to go back...Trust is really saying something!!!

This place is HUGE! I had never been inside, I've only passed by. I went in to get help to repot some plants. I was introduced to Tara and she knew exactly what to do. Although I had to leave my babies overnight, I knew they were in good hands. Also, I ended up talking to Karen who helped me pick out more plants to fill 2 planters that are now sitting outside my house. Plants gives us life and makes an area look better than it originally did.Thanks for taking care of me and my plants!

I came in today to bring back a seeder that I rented.The seeder is a great way to spreed weed & feed etc quickly and efficiently. The staff at Suburban Lawn & Garden are very knowledgeable and attentive. They got us right together with the yard and the best process for how to move forward. If you are ever thinking garden/yard give them a try.

On a terribly hot,hot day outside in the landscape rock area at Suburban Lawn and Garden in MartinCity, I came just for one small bucket of rocks. I met Vincent who was very friendly and patient especially with someone who was taking up his time on such a small purchase. He was knowledgeable and helpful and I was very appreciative . Great employee.

I've never had a problem with this place. I can only speak for the succulents/ cacti when I say they're reasonably priced. There was this one aeonium I wanted that was marked at $15, but was suppose to be more, but they were happy to give it to me for the $15. I also got an Agave potatorum cv. Shijo-Raijin cluster from this place for $16, which is a complete steal considering a small pup goes for ~$25 online, and I got a relatively huge one w/ 3 pups.

Wow! If you have a landscaping project this is the place for you! Great selection of pavers, plants, natural and synthetic stone, and pretty much anything else you would ever need. We found some gorgeous stone for our pond project, and tons of ideas for future projects.

I went to this store this morning. Joined a long line outside of the store waiting for my chance to enter. To my dismay, in spite of the Missouri health department's recommendation not one person in line other than myself had a mask on. The man standing within 10' of me had a constant cough. Only sone of the employees had masks. Know some of them were around their neck. There was no one wiping down the carts when you entered so you had to stop and hold up the line while you personally wipe down your own cart. I really don't not undwestand why the management of suburban doesn't care if their customers or employees get sick.

The guy at the corporate office drives a yellow Porsche turbo if that tells you anything about the leadership at Suburban LG. I'm inside doing paperwork so I can get loaded while my guys are sitting in my truck getting paid. Best price in town. Worst commercial service

Very disappointed with the owner of this place. I have purchased probably a dozen trees from suburban. I had one that died and got a replacement. This time we made sure to dig a large hole with fresh topsoil. We did everything we were supposed to do. The replacement that we got survived two weeks and started turning brown. After six weeks we pulled it out to find that it had no roots on it. It was in the burlap with dirt so we couldn't tell that there were no roots. I took the replacement tree back to the store and they refused to take responsibility for it not surviving. Their policy is one replacement only. I would have no problem with that if it had roots on it. I will take my business elsewhere. You should not sell trees without adequate roots on them, especially when the trees are $300.