Nurseries & Gardening in Scarborough, ME

“Absolutely wonderful experience with Jordan’s! I called, looking for a last-minute delivery and the woman I spoke to here it was so nice and accommodating. She was able to get a delivery out within hours, and worked with me to find an absolutely beautiful, colorful, cheerful bouquet that fit in my budget. The recipient was so overjoyed and uplifted by this bouquet, and I will definitely be using Jordans again!”

“They have a pretty good selection of healthy plants and gardening supplies prices for some things are a little high but the overall quality and service is worth it.”

“I never thought I'd write a four star review for Walmart, but they have been improving! We go way back (see all of my previous reviews, from snarky to sincere.) I just bought a 12 pack of Made in the USA(!!!) cotton socks for $7.00 on clearance. It's very hard to find socks that are mostly cotton these days, let alone made in the USA, and for 58 cents a pair?! I have discovered new-to-me healthy food made by small businesses not sold elsewhere locally, like gluten-free almond/cashew bread (frozen section) that has no artificial additives or gums. Here are some staples my fiance and I buy, compared to a local competitor: Teddie Peanut Butter 16 oz: Hannaford: $3.39 Walmart: $2.48 Newman's Organics Pasta Sauce: Hannaford: $3.99 Walmart: $2.88 Dole Mandarin Oranges: Hannaford: $3.19 Walmart: $2.92 Westsoy Organic Unsweetened Soymilk 64 oz Hannaford: $4.49 Walmart: $3.98 Polaner All Fruit: Hannaford: $2.39 Walmart: $1.98 When added up over the course of one year, we're saving about $500 on regular purchases. They have a nice selection of organic fruits and veggies. I've been able to get really good bagged organic apples there on a regular basis. When they were in season, I got bagged organic peaches that cost far less than other places. Finally, they have just completed a bit of a remodel. The floors are newly polished and they have somewhat better signage. It's very clean. I still do most of my shopping at Whole Foods/Amazon and locally owned places (like the farmer's market!), but Walmart is a great addition. Tips: The online prices are sometimes higher than in-store, like the Teddie peanut butter as an example. There is generally no one available to help you find what you're looking for, so you may have to walk down each food aisle the first time you go. I discovered this was a good thing because it's how I discovered new-to-me organic and gluten-free items. Overall customer service in the store is lacking, but once you know what you are getting it's not an issue, generally.”