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Corn Crib Nursery

Corn Crib Nursery
Location:
📍8142, US 150, Moline, Illinois, 61240, US
Hours
mondayClosed
tuesdayClosed
wednesday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
thursday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
friday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
saturdayClosed
sunday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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About the Nursery

Full-service retail plant nursery. Top products: edible plants and vegetables, trees and shrubs, perennial flowers, seasonal annuals, bulk mulch and rock. Corn Crib Nursery, located in Coal Valley, Illinois, operates as a comprehensive garden center and horticultural nursery spanning over six acres. The business focuses on the cultivation and retail sale of thousands of plant varieties, including edible crops, vegetables, seasonal annuals, and perennials. In addition to their onsite greenhouses, they maintain an extensive inventory of trees and shrubs designed for residential landscape enhancement. Their operations serve both retail homeowners and landscape clients, offering professional landscaping design services branded as 'CribScaping.' Beyond live plant stock, the nursery functions as a full-service garden center providing hardscape materials such as bulk mulch and rock, as well as decorative elements like garden art, fountains, and pottery. The nursery is also seasonal in its outreach, hosting community events and providing holiday greenery, including custom wreaths and seasonal decor. By integrating production, retail, and professional design services, Corn Crib Nursery provides a complete resource for outdoor living and gardening in the Quad Cities region.
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Customer Reviews(20)

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Flint MillerEdited 2 months ago

The best ever!

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Bobbi Jo Cox2 months ago

Mother's Day - free mimosas and lots of plants. Long lines to check out on holidays - be patient.

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B Chamness2 months ago

This is the largest nursery close to us, and we love to visit. Lots of variety from succulents and cacti to vegetable plants and herbs.

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Gail Montgomery2 months ago

This used to be one of my favorite places to go every year. Unfortunately they have gone the way of everyone else and are only offering single plants for $6 each. Hardly any 4 packs, let alone 6 packs! The majority of 4 packs are just alyssum and marigolds. They have a nice selection in the $6 each pots, but who the heck can afford those? Not me! I buy upwards of 60-70 annuals every year - cheaper to start my own seeds! I guess I will be doing that from now on.

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Robin Peterson5 months ago

I hired this company 6/30/2025 for a fire pit and deck project that was estimated to be a 3 week project in August 2025. The fire pit crew showed up in September and completed the project without issue. They were kind and cleaned up at the end of each day. It's beautiful. Unfortunately, after the fire pit was finished and 75% of the total project cost was paid, communication completely stopped. From September 10th-November 17 I was ghosted despite weekly texts to the project manager (Chad) and the owner (Derek), emails, and calls to their physical location in Coal Valley. That phone was never answered and the voicemail was always full. The project manager of the deck project (Joe) reached out 11/17, seemingly unaware I had been ghosted for months. He wanted to begin work on the deck. This coincided with a surgery I had scheduled for 11/21, but at this point I felt pressure to move forward just to get the project completed. Due to winter weather, the project was not completed until January 12th. The workmanship appears solid and Joe was an excellent communicator throughout and sensitive to my physical limitations post surgery, trying to make sure my dogs could still safely use my backyard. The railings were installed in black instead of white that had been discussed to match my house and the vinyl fencing. Again, I chose to leave this in order to get the project finished. This crew was friendly, but not as sensitive to clean up, leaving cigarette remnants and yellow crime scene tape in my yard. Brand new edging I had in my backyard around flower beds was trampled, some of it ruined. Mid-January I have a completed project I won't be able to enjoy until the spring. Overall, the quality of the work seems good, but the prolonged lack of communication, missed timelines, and inability to reach the company for months made this a very stressful experience. It is my understanding I am not alone in my experience with this company, sadly. I want to support local businesses, but will not return to this one. Since completion I have heard from the owner eagerly expecting payment. The first invoice did not reflect all of my progress payments, but oversights happen. That being said, I am now making final payments after Christmas and while the post surgery medical bills are rolling in. This was not the plan. I would caution future customers to get timelines and communication expectations clearly defined in writing before starting. If a more lucrative job becomes available, you may very well have to wait for yours to be completed.

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