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Marc Rapervia Google

10 months ago

Great BIG place lots of choice and excellent service! I was lucky to be guided through for selecting plants for my home. Needed to find some full sun and others for shaded spots

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Dobri Vassilevvia Google

over 3 years ago

Two years ago I bought 3-4 tons of limestones for my patio. I chose my two palettes of white big pieces of stones at the store and was waiting to bring it to my address. Ten days later my pallets was left on the street, but only on top of them I recognize my big white stones chosen from me at the store. The rest of the stones was complete garbage. I call the store and spoke with the manager and they let me turn back on the street more than a half of the stones and promised to send me bigger ones. Compare to the stones I turn back, yes they were bigger, but the quality was chipper and two years later they start degrading and chipping off. I am very disappointed, but I learn my lesson. Don’t trust them and be sure you will receive the product you choose and pay for it.

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Sylvio Lvia Google

almost 4 years ago

I was on my quest to find perennial (vivace) plants that gives the most value for money, as the plants regrow every spring. This brought me to Mega Centre Montreal (Pépinière Gentile) and I was impressed with the size of the place and variety of plants, herbs and trees. I showed Graciella, who was busy looking after the garden centre, a list of edible perennial plants & herbs and without hesitation, she knew most of them and helped identifying and choosing these plants below: Mushroom herb (Plante champignon). It is a leafy green plant with a crisp texture like spinach with a distinctive taste of Mushroom that can be eaten raw in a salad, sandwich or in a pasta sauce. Lemon Balm (mélisse) is a member of the mint family that grows bushy and can become invasive. The leaves have a pleasant lemon smell used in herbal tea. Spear mint (menthe verte). This is my favourite of all the mints, as it has a delicate sweet taste used in cooking. It helps alleviate symptoms of nausea and indigestion. Lovage (Livèche) tastes like celery with undertones of parsley and a hint of anise. The name is derived from “Love ache”, and adds delicious ways to be used in the kitchen. Ginger mint (menthe gingembre) has a spicy scent with a hint of ginger and has many culinary uses. It is primarily sweet with the familiar cooling effect of mint. Nasturtium (Capucine) is an easy to grow flower, adds bright colours to your dish as beautiful decoration and fully edible. The leaves have watercrest-like flavours. Will come back again.

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steven avia Google

over 4 years ago

very disappointed in the salesman frank. He couldn't be bothered to change our quote and resend us a revised version. I called him 3 times to send me a revised version, and he gave me "lip-service" said I will send it it to you the next day. He never bothered, even after I took off time from work to meet him in person. He just kissed goodbye to a $10k sale of pavers, over a 1000 sq./ft. of stone for our driveway and walkway Way to go Frank

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nocapvia Google

almost 5 years ago

helpful team, plenty of varieties, fair prices, quick service although parking space is limited.