Reynolds Landscape

Positives: Close to Little Hocking/​Barlow area.
Negatives: Price, Selection and Customer Service.
I bought topsoil from them and it was priced at $ 26 a scoop. This was poor quality topsoil. Clay soil that has been screened would be my description of it. You can get the same thing for $ 12 a ton from belpre sand and gravel just a few miles away, and you don’t get a ton from Reynolds, so do the math. At Greenleaf in Marietta, you will get more topsoil and pay more, but the quality is a whole lot better.
The selection of plants is minimal, so if you are looking for something in particular, call first or go elsewhere.
The customer service is where I had the most problem. The lady vaguely told me where to go to get the topsoil loaded and when I followed her in the bobcat, she told me to go back out to where I came in and she would load me there. A good 50 yards away, and on the way out, she lost some of the topsoil due to the bumps to get there. Once she got there, she directed me to move more, and then had this smirk on her face and she was laughing like I was clueless. She also had a hard time loading the truck with the bobcat scoop.
A little smile, a thank you, and better communication would help out a lot for this place. Greenleaf and Thomson’s in Marietta are further from Little Hocking/​Barlow, but it is worth the drive for price, selection and customer service.