Minor's Garden Center, Inc.

Minor's Garden Center, Inc. acquired its present location at 7777 North 76th Street in 1968, a sprawling 20-acre urban garden filled with distinctive trees, shrubs, and evergreens. Customers can also purchase perennials and annuals. However, Minor's is best known for their wide selection of rare and unusual plants. The customer can select their plant, and the design can be completed in one location from there. With hundreds of tree/deciduous plants and more than 50,000 evergreen tree plantings, Minor's Nursery Division manages an estimated 120 acres of nursery inventory at varying operational sites. Minor's Nursery Division is a recognized landscape design firm due to its large scale, technical knowledge, and unrivaled customer service.

The majority of the reviews reflect Minor's Garden Center's strong qualities. Many said they visited the store because of the huge variety of plants, flowers, and garden resources they offered. Minor's even has plants, trees, and vegetables that suit Wisconsin's climate and soil. This led to a few customers saying they found whatever they needed there. The store's prices are also attractive to shoppers, with many assessments highlighting how they save money by buying there. The particular hanging basket one purchaser bought is a prime example of the budget-friendliness of the products. One person revealed that making a similar basket would have resulted in a more significant cost. The majority of the evaluations expressed shopper satisfaction, including one person, who said they were content with the service. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly, with some comments mentioning their dedication to helping customers figure out what to buy. This made one buyer compare the store positively to another store they frequent. The assessments' general trend was to praise the option and service available at Minor's. And, on the whole, this resulted in high customer satisfaction. A longtime buyer explained that they keep returning, illustrating the store's allure and significance down to generations.