Flower Wagon - Lititz, Pennsylvania

Debbie T.

Great assortment of annual and perennial flowers. Shrubs and garden plants as well. Very helpful staff and prices hands down are the best 👌. Love this place, recommend to everyone.

Michael S.

The Flower Wagon is a well organized greenhouse. My wife loves the different variety of Geraniums as well as the many hanging baskets. They even have various herbs like basil and parsley. They also have vegetable plants like tomatoes, lettuce, zucchini and potatoes. It is also centrally located between Lititz, Manheim, and Brickerville.

Jeremy

Great place! Got all our gardening stuff here.

John V.

My wife (+ granddaughter) and I LOVE shopping here. The plants are plentiful, in great variety, affordable, and super healthy. We've bought everything from annuals to perennials to large trees, and now - mulch. By far, we prefer the Flower Wagon to all others. And, service with a warm smile. Tell me - how can you do better than that?

Jackie P.

Great local flower, herb, perennial, shop!! Lots of choices and very fair prices!

Nicole H.

First time there today. Amazing selection, grest looking plants and incredible prices. A 4-pack of annuals are around the price of Walmart but the look of the plants at the Flower Wagon are excellent and healthy. I had already bought my flowers for this year at an Amish farm but I was in need of another planter pot and I just happened to pass by this place and stopped. I got a large planter for $4.85 and a medium sized wooden trellis for $4.99. I would definitely consider buying all of my plants here next year.

Darcy W.

The Flower Wagon host the best selection of annuals and perinnials at the best price in town...providing you are one of the Early Birds. There is plenty of parking and it's easy to find, just off of Doe Run Rd and Lexington. Everything about this place is happy and cheerful...including the owners and their family workers.

Erin L.

Beautiful plants, but sadly the staff and many patrons do not wear masks. Management in previous responses says that the warm climate in the greenhouses make it hard to breathe with a mask on, but our state law mandates masks. The staff were all maskless even in the checkout area, where it was nice and cool. Their excuses aren’t flying with me. At the very least they should be masked when it’s crowded, and the cashiers should be masked since they deal directly with customers.

Obviously it is their choice to run their business this way (even if they’re breaking the law/health codes) and I’m sure many would applaud them for this, but it is also my choice to only shop at and support businesses where I feel safe and feel that the owners care for their customers. I personally won’t be returning, and will be warning my fellow plant lovers who are also trying to avoid catching covid.