Jung Garden Centers

A wide selection vines, perennials and annuals. Prices are similar to Menards and Home Depot. I was looking for the hard to find wisteria vine all around madison and finally found it here and only for 24 bucks. And the plant was already flowering!!! I was so happy. Picked up honeysuckle, blueberry, grape and some more flowers. Overall very pleased.

I do as much of my seed and garden shopping as I can with seed exchanges and other idealistic entities. Naturally, this can be impractical at times, so it’s nice to have Jungs around, with just about everything you could want in stock. They have a good selection of seeds (I think they claim to be GMO free, if that’s important to you), lots of tools, trees in the spring, vegetable starter plants, etc. I think they even carry some house plants and decorative pots for them. The prices are okay — you won’t be gouged, even if you might find some stuff cheaper elsewhere — and the employees seem to be knowledgeable, which is nice. It’s kind of a no-​frills place — like a big box store for garden stuff, which is nice when you just need to find something and get on with your day.
They do carry organic options for at least some things, but your choices for organics won’t be as wide as they will for more conventional products.
One thing I really like about them is that they have a lot of reasonably-​priced supplies for seed starting in the spring. I wouldn’t necessarily buy a shelving setup there, as it’s almost always going to be cheaper to construct one yourself out of products from a hardware store and/​or from extra stuff you have lying around the house than to buy a pre-​made one from a nursery, but they have a wide selection of seedling pots, heading pads, seeds, and growing media.

Jung is a pretty good place for a variety of garden/​patio/​houseplant items. We purchased three large pots for replanting some of our houseplants and the selection was pretty good and the prices were decent. I noted that they carries some similar pots to something I purchased at Target recently and was surprised that they beat the Target price. So I am sure you can find some deals here. Last time there I received good help and friendly service.

i had heard that this was the place for seed starting suppies thay have alot but no one was around to help me with questions. i know that spring is late in comming to wisconsin but there was only the girl at the register and she said she really doesnt garden. a offer was made to get someone to help but i was running late and could not wait. their prices we good but the place was really unorganised. i will check out their annuals when it gets warmer.

Excellent! I love this place.
I had no idea what to expect when I first walked into Jung’s. I was wide-​eyed and naïve… trying to plant a veggie garden for the first time. The gals at the front pointed my boyfriend and I toward the back where we could find what we were looking for. Afterward, we had so many questions! The gal at the front happily told us everything we could possibly want to know about growing a vegetable garden. She also gave us some good tips on how to get these growing healthy and strong. I definitely give this place two thumbs up! :)

I really like Jung’s a lot. My wife also goes there for hard-​to-​find gardening items. I’ve gotten many of my pots and plants there, plus they have a nice selection of garden related gifts. If you buy a plant, just be careful to watch out for mealy bugs. I’ve had a few plants with bugs and also seen them on some of their stock greenhouse plants.

This is a great place to get supplies for seed starting, seeds, garden tools and supplies. They have a few organic fertilizer options but not as many as a few other places in town. Most of their seeds are their own line which is reasonably priced and grow well. They also have bareroot plants and garden transplants.