Nurseries & Gardening in Webster, TX
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5 locations found near Webster
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15116 State Hwy 3 Building 4, Webster TX 77598
“Though they did not have what I was looking for at the moment, the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable of the inverts. The shop looks very nice, clean, and aesthetically pleasing. Animals were well taken care of”
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18251 Gulf Fwy, Webster TX 77598
“I forgot his name. He is the assistant manager, young, possibly white with strawberry blonde hair. He helped me with advice for the best products when experiencing a clogged pipe. My concern was not wanting to buy something that didn’t work. He recommended a different product and gave me steps on what to do. Let’s just say my drain was unclogged before adding the solution. (He suggested using the snake first). Thank you so much for being an active listener to the consumer’s needs!”
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18251 Gulf Fwy, Webster TX 77598
“Steve helping me with curbside is AMAZING! Somehow half my order got sent to a different store and he went above and beyond to fix my order, and get me the item instead of making me drive across Houston in 5 pm traffic. You’re my hero Steve!”
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18251 Gulf Freeway, Webster TX 77598
“This location is amazing from their kind and oh so helpful employees plus the fact that everything is ALWAYS IN STOCK when you need items for your next home improvement project.”
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20050 Gulf Freeway, Webster TX 77598
“Usually has a big selection of plants tree and shrubs at a reasonable price. But today I was very disappointed. They had a row 36 feet long of Asclepias curassavice, aka tropical milkweed, which is injurious to monarch butterflies as it carries a disease that can cripple them, deforms their flight muscles such that they cannot complete their migration, and delays their migration in the winter as they stop to lay eggs here because it's still growing and they need to return to Mexico. People are tempted to grow it because it grows like a weed more easily than good milkweed and monarchs will land and feed on it.”