Gardening in the South has challenges
Gardening in the South has challenges, and Wayside provides beautiful, hardy plants that grow in our hot, humid climate. I highly recommend them for whatever climate you live in!
By Patty W.
Monday, November 9, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses

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Wayside Gardens is America's finest source of high quality and rare perennial plants, bulbs, trees, shrubs, roses, and vines.
Wayside Gardens (waysidegardens.com) has 760 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Gardening in the South has challenges, and Wayside provides beautiful, hardy plants that grow in our hot, humid climate. I highly recommend them for whatever climate you live in!
By Patty W.
very pleased with transaction, fast shipping, plants arrived in excellent condition!
By Bobbie A.
I have always loved getting plants from Wayside Gardens. The selection is great and the plants are healthy and I have always had good luck with them. Wayside Gardens is the first place I look when looking for new plants.
By GQ
Excellent choices, great descriptions of plants and many wonderful sales. Plants are healthy, packed well and delivered on time
By Karen
Best plants I ever received by mail.
By Helen S.
Excellent service and healthy plants.
By Kathryn L.
So far, I have purchased two trees and about a dozen bulbs. One tree is thriving wonderfully, the second on, no as much. Will have to see how it winters. The bulbs have all been planted and awaiting the spring for a final judgement. I do expect they will be great.
By Richard P Conboy Jr C.
We have had great success with plants and bulbs from Wayside for almost a year now, and are very pleased with them. Give them some really good mulch and they do wonderfully well no matter what kind of soil you have. We have hot summers and cold winters but they survive and thrive. I'm looking forward to lots of flowers next year! Cynthia Kauffman
By Cynthia E. K.