Planters Seed & Spice Co

Stopped here on my way threw town this place has every little yard pot, decoration you can think of. Spices and teas by the pound. THIS STORE IS A MUST STOP. It's so unique and I've never been to a store quite like it I enjoyed it. Will definitely be back and the prices where really good as well.

Pros: Good variety, good quality of seeds and spices, location Cons: Parking, Prices on some items, lack of information on spices and coffee, floors need upgraded in some areas, customer service I have been to this location on several times as well as my father. He in an expert Gardner and I am a certified professional Landscape Designer with 10+ years in the industry. I love the bird plant seeds that this location has to offer. However the conversation with the staff is strained and come with a lot of effort as they seem to not really care to discuss the particulars of certain questions regarding their selections. I am not sure if this is a post-covid issue but it is not acceptable and needs to be addressed. I asked a woman who I was ordering seeds from various questions on some wild flower shade mix. I asked her what the shade time was for the and she acted abrasive and bothersome at the question. I asked several other questions and received the same response which led me to finish my transaction and leave the store. The next time I think about visiting this store I will consider whether I want to experience poor customer service again. Parking can be a bit of a bother on the weekends but is usually not an issue if you know the location and are familiar with its surroundings. The price of items in this location are a bit high and may be mass produced. I mention this because I have found several of the items located here at nearly 25% cheaper at other locations. This may be due to the locations overhead. For the most part I would say that the price can seem high for some things and fairly reasonable for others. Do your market research if money is a priority. One last thing that I want to bring up is the condition of the floors and the how the transitions from one room to the next can be precarious so use caution if you have mobility issues.

I brought my mother here to see all of the amazing heirloom seeds and bulk spices. She was in heaven and promised to be back. We had a good 45 minutes exploring the store and she was delighted the whole time. A business that's been around for near 100 years, I'll gladly support local!! They have bulk spices, heirloom seeds, teas and coffee beans, a full gardening section and so much more. Has the old wooden floorboards that creak as you shop. Such a lovely place. If you garden, cook, or drink tea or coffee, it is worth a visit!!

Planners have just about every seasoning and spice that you are looking for at a reasonable price. The seasonings are pure and much better than the store-bought. These are high-quality seasonings at a very good price.

Our purpose coming here because we were told this place have better seed quality compared to the big box stores. I can say that this place gets busy, large with multiple buildings. I know nothing about farming, so hopefully our products grow. Like I said, if the food don’t grow, it could be because of me, not this place. They did have good prices and the staff knew what they were taking about. Wife and I both got educated today from the staff.

Cool off beat store for plants, spices for cooking, decorative napkins for the restroom, apron, & other cooking accessories. Neat old time register & truck plus loved the creaking of the old wooden floors. Want to grow something? Stop by & check them out!!!

First time visiting and I have lived in the area since birth. Looking forward to spring and planting! Wonderful selection!

I love visiting Planters Seed and Spice! Great selection of quality spices in a wonderful, old building. It smells great just stepping inside the door. Lots to see.

I love and frequent this shop often. They have so many things! They are primarily a hardware/garden shop. But they have spices, coffee, tea, and candy too. I don't visit the hardware section often but I use pretty much everything else they offer. They have a huge seed selection and lots of flowers, bulbs, and even grass seed. Basically anything you need to start or maintain a garden and even your yard. In the spring and summer they have little starter plants if you don't want to mess with seeds. I exclusively buy my garden supplies from them. Coffee. They have a ton of bulk coffee and tea. You can get it ground and even whole. And they have seasonal specials too. They are competitive in price. I've gifted the tea but haven't tried it myself. Spices. So many spices. They have several mixes that I love and use-taco, garlic salt, Greek, even garam Marsala. You can probably find almost anything you need. When soup bases and dip mixes. They also have various candies, nuts, beans, and garden supplies throughout the store. The service has always been friendly and I love the old building it's housed in. Definitely check them out if you're in the City Market area.

We love this place for all our seed and spices needs. My mom needed to buy some seeds so she asked me to take her here. They have a ton of spices and extracts. I bought some loose leaf chamomile tea and some spices.

A must stop when we are in KC. WHY? That is the question, doesn't have food, and is basically a hardware store/Gardening ...BUT Spices, not terribly exotic although might find some interesting things to try. Worchester powder was the most recent 'let's try it'.First usage on a steak gave it a little bit of Worchester flavor but not real strong. An example also are spices that can be bought cheaper than in grocery. Cream of Tarter cost me over $3 for a very small amount in the grocery an aside on this is only 1 of 2 groceries I buy from had it. At Planters I bought at least 3 times the amount for about same price. Coffee and Tea, we don't usually buy too much tea here because of the other tea store inside the City Market But, I do enjoy the different flavors of coffee....One of my favorites is the Highlanders grog. Just a different blend. They are a gardening store so the seed selection is extensive, with numerous tools available. OH, don't forget the birdhouses and seed. We always find things here, so beware.

This is one of my favorite places in Kansas City. Bulk spices, (unique ones at that!), flower seeds, feed for animals, gift sets for everyone in the family, and gorgeous flowers in the spring, summer and fall! They have fun trinkets and things you can actually use for your yard or farm and it's all located in a delightful old building with wood floors that still creak and the architecture is absolutely marvelous to look at while shopping! Please pick up some of their dip mixes- they are awesome for chips/ veggies or even just to marinate with! Have fun!

Always have Top Notch spices and seeds of all type. Always helpful and kind. They have yard decor, and even things for the home.

I've been to this shop twice and both times my husband and I have had a positive experience not just with their plants/products but the friendliness of the employees. We are new to gardening, and they've been willing to offer advice, as well as answer any of our questions. There is free parking for this store just across the street if you come on a busy weekend, too.

This place is simply amazing. If the spice or seed exists, Planters will have it. Even better, the sales team knows what they're talking about and can provide all kinds of planting advice. If you're looking for a specific type of tomato or pepper, they'll have it. If you think the spice rack T your food market is impressive, you ain't seen nothing yet. Now, after the shock $ awe of the seed depot, go visit the other sections. Neat yard art, wind chimes, planters and every kind of garden fertilizer, fungicide, bug killer you can imagine. Then move on to the hardware section, with all kings of parts for drip systems and sprinkler systems. I could spend two hours just browsing. If you've got a green thumb, or need help becoming one, this is your Nirvana.

Regarding the comment of Genevive, from Los Angeles: I don't believe what she said: she is a damned fool or a liar. I have shopped there for 48 years and I do not believe that what she said could ever happen there. No one employed there ever makes a comment about a customer, even the trying ones. Many of the counter customers are time-consuming, sometimes asking gardening questions from clerks who are backed up with waiting customers. Makes no difference: always polite; always helpful. Ross W. Murphy The Sage of Shawnee

I will never shop here again. New to visiting Kansas City from California, noticed this building off the freeway and decided to check it out. We walked in as another person was paying. The customer was a black man and from the area, I could tell by his accent. He was trying to make sure the cashier did not give him to much change back. The cashier treated him horribly, was rude and even talked about him when he left the store. By this time, I had a basket full of items that I was going to purchase, and I decided to not purchase anything from this establishment because of what I heard and saw. I will never return and I recommend you don't either

I was very mistaken walking in - I thought it was only a small, one-room seed shop. But it was five rooms and not small and seeds are only the half of it. Gardening supplies are provided in bulk, in every size and style, color, and design - the possibilities are endless in this endlessly LARGE store in the River Market (uncomfortably close to other small garden supply stores - I have to wonder if these garden businesses proliferating in this corner of downtown are knowingly or unknowingly cannibalizing eachother's profits - I suspect so - I counted three other stores within a three-minute walk!) But either way, Planters is the king of all garden supply stores and seeds and anything that has to do with soil and sun and nature and food. The smell is incredible because they sell their own seasonings and salt mixes, coffee grinds and jams (it smelled like a very busy and worldly kitchen - but no one was cooking a thing.) I remember a yelper talking about how much she loved fake cheese - well, she's NOT ALONE because Planters had a fresh supply of homemade cheese powder and somehow, coming from a place this natural, it made fake cheese look like a food group. But that's not all: wasabi powder, tequila lime seasoning, spaghetti, taco, southern, vegetable, shrimp seasonings, nuts, teas, anything edible, potent and fine or coarsely ground and stored was all here (and I wish I could bottle the smell.) Bulbs were on sale for 50% off and anyplace that sells anything that cheap is a store worth visiting at least once - you never know what you might need in the future that they'll sell you almost nothing (that's how I justify buying two bulbs at least when I've never grown a successful garden in my life, ha). They also had kitchen supplies, kettles and aprons and quirky knickknack-type things that would keep you busy to poke through for hours if you had the time. If for nothing other than this, I have to love a place that made me feel like I wanted to grow some flowers nearing the coldest of the winter months. OH and not to forget, Planters had those creaky wood floors I love so much (I'm talking Dime Store creaky wood - I hope you know what I mean - but if you don't you can check out my Dime Store review if you get a chance.)

Awesome locally owned home and garden, with some hardware, store. Great service, competitive prices, and high quality goods. I love this place!

I went to Planters seeds today . Staff do not wear masks. They obviously do not care about the safety of their customers.

They have fresh spices, seeds, plants, pottery and so much more. You have to see it for yourself. The wood floor and the tin ceiling are original in the building.

This place is awesome! I was looking for a BBQ spice place because this was my 1st visit to Kansas City and I was determined to come home with BBQ sauce and rubs/spices. Who knew you find a place with all the spices/rubs, seeds, feed, pots, garden art etc. So unique. Anyhow, came a couple weeks before Christmas and the presentation was awesome for spice and rubs alone. They prepackaged their rubs with a Christmas bow for less than 20.00 and created small spice packs arranged like a Christmas tree for around 10.00. We bought out the store and gave as gifts and they were a hit! The staff at Planters were so accommodating they gave us samples of their rubs, told us what her favorite was gave suggestions it was simply great customer service. I am a fan of this place!

You could blind-fold me and take me to Planters Seed & Spice Co and from the smell alone I could tell you where I was. My aunt worked here when I was a kid and it smells exactly the same as it did over 30 years ago. It's the mixture of spices, coffee, tea, grass seed and old building smell. (How's that for a fragrance.......Demeter???) It smells so good to me. Planters is old, big and full of many things for the kitchen, the patio, the yard and beyond. The original wood floors creak, the employees are nice and it takes your mind to another time. A trip to the River Market isn't complete unless I step into Planters. If you never have, take some time, take a deep inhale and plant that aroma into your memory and I bet you will never be able to forget it. It's a great local store, go and support them.

In many ways, I'm just and old fashioned kind of girl. I still use paper maps, I stubbornly shun canned biscuits, and the thought of using those newfangled flameless candles makes me cringe. So Planters appeals to my belief that modern doesn't necessarily equal better. Planters has the feel of a general store. The creaky wooden floors sport a nice patina. You can buy every type of seed imaginable here. What's more, they keep many of them in bulk in the large wooden drawers in the massive wall cabinet behind the counter. Order what you want and they scoop it out into one of those old cast iron scales and weigh it out for you. My favorite part of the store though was the spice area. Lots of spices, bagged and tagged and begging you to take them home. Prices were unreasonably reasonable. 2oz of white peppercorns less than $3. Additionally I got a quarter pound of each of the following: The most delicious smelling bbq rub. Black Sesame seeds White Sesame Seeds Whole Nutmegs Beau Monde Orange Pepper Curry Powder Wasabi powder Black Mustard Seeds French Fry Seasoning Lavender Chives All told my final bill was $25. What a deal. You can also buy bulk tea leaves out of those aforementioned drawers. This place is truly a gem. A throwback to simpler times. I fell head over heels for Planters.

What a neat place if you garden. They had all types of seeds from package seeds from different companies to bulk seeds. They also had all sizes of planting trays and plug trays. I only wish I found this place sooner after living in Kansas for 15 years. It is a drive of over 2 hours but I will be back later and plant to get most of my seeds next year for my garden here.

Let me preface this by saying that I do not have a green thumb. So I'm a bit amazed that not only have I not killed the little jade plant my mom gave me but it actually needs to be re-potted. I remembered this today as I was driving by this store. "Great, I can buy a new pot" I thought. I was feeling a bit intimidated walking in and the staff did NOT help. I stumbled over my words asking where the pots were and the employee stared at me before he pointed to the right. I guess I was hoping for a super friendly staff who I would feel comfortable asking for tips on how to re-pot my plant. Nope, didn't happen. Then when I was ready to purchase my pot and soil I had to pull an employee away from the conversation she was having with another employee so she could go to the register. During the transaction she didn't say anything to me until the end. "You need a bag for that?" They seem to have a nice selection of spices and random gifts. Other than that, I will never go back to this store.

How do I REALLY know it's spring in Kansas City? I finally decide to take my first trip of the season to Planters to pick up some fresh herbs. Great selection, really friendly people. I would assume that this place has all the average person could need for a full outdoor garden, though I don't know as i've never planted a full outdoor garden. Apartment life seems to require canisters. There's just something wonderful, however, about driving down Walnut street, that first time you notice that Planters has brought all of their herbs and flowers out into the streets. You know then that it is safe to pack away your winter clothes. Hooray Spring. Hooray Planters!

I guess this was a good place? I went with the understand we were buying 'pot for my mom'. At least that's what I heard. Turns out, it was POTS for my mom's garden. Whew! Didn't know my mom was a stoner, so that realization really turned my day around. Admittedly not being a green-thumb, it seemed to be pretty A-OK. I mean, I saw a lot of dirt, plants and containers and stuff. If one had a garden, or knew anything ABOUT gardening, I bet this place would be like what going to an electronics or clothing store with good deals is for me. Hope mom grows some good stuff for me to eat when I'm at her house, though! :)

I used to go here with my parents, so there is a little nostalgia mixed into this review. You have to stop here if you are in River Market, but it is also worth a stop even if you are not. Go if you are into any of the following (which I am)- fresh potted herbs potted hanging baskets potted flowers/plants potted tomatoes and peppers potting soil decorative rocks pots gardening supplies dried herbs and seasonings packaged nuts If you have kids, they also have candy at the counter This place makes you feel like you are in a quaint and small town. For some reason, I don't mind that feeling when I am shopping for my plants.

If you are a foodie like me, this place is a little slice of heaven located in the Kansas City River Market area. I visited here a few weeks ago as part of my Foodie Tour of KC, and discovered the most amazing variety of fresh spices, teas, coffees and other goodies....AND a great selection of seeds for you gardening fans! The staff is very helpful and made some great suggestions about using some of the spices--and the selection is incredible. I actually found a few things I'd never tried before! Since I was from out of town, they agreed to ship everything home for me (hey, I wasn't giving up my ground jalapeno powder to any nosy TSA!) and it arrived literally the day after I got home. This was a great find for anyone who loves to cook, eat and garden. Check them out today!

I like to go in this place and just inhale...I think if I could come up with a dish that tastes like this place smells, I'd win the James Beard Award. Well, as long as it didn't taste like the lawn-care products... This place reminds me of the old dry-goods store in my parents' home town-tin ceiling, creaky wood floors, no A/C...but with cooler stuff. I don't buy spices anywhere else, and if I were an urban farmer I'd sure get my seeds here. They have a better selection of fresh potted herbs than most places, and a decent selection of bedding plants and other garden stuff. The staff are helpful and friendly, and they'll carry the heavy stuff to your car for you-Home Depot won't do that! And speaking of heavenly smells, did I mention the caramel corn at Christmas? Don't miss it!

I love the smell of this place when you walk in. (from all the spices) They have a good selection of all types of spices at a fairly reasonable price. And they have plants/herbs to buy to get your garden started. Bought some thyme and basil there this year and the thyme is getting so big I can't even keep up with it. Very friendly staff also!!

My friend introduced me to this place and I have fallen in love! When you first walk into the store you're instantly hit with the aroma of spices which, to me, is such a pleasant smell. Anyone that knows me knows that I am a spice fanatic so naturally this has become one of my favorite places. Went in today to stock up on spices and spent $15 on 9 different spices which to me is extremely reasonable. A word of warning, it does get crowded and can be kinda of difficult to get to certain spices because of the crowd but it is so worth it! Oh and try some of the dip mixes, they are delicious!

I had forgotten how much I love this store! We stopped in to get a fern. Couldn't help ourselves, purchased some chocolate covered cherries, licorice jelly beans and some spices! The store is full of gardening treasures, but just walking in makes your want to scurry into the back and stick up on spices! The smells are amazing! Store is clean and employees are knowledgeable and helpful. Makes you feel like you're in a country store, but it's in the city. Parking is across the street. They have signs for free Planters Parking only so don't let the $3 parking sign scare you off. They have just about every spring plant you would want. Great prices. Impeccable merchandise.

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed Planters yet, as I'm definitely a fan. Any trip to the City Market also results in a trip to Planters, either to pick up some necessary spices to restock our supplies, or to find some new spice to put into a recipe or a rub for meat. I like that the spices are sold in nice little prepackaged bundles of various sizes here, unlike the potential disease/insect filled cesspits in the Market! Prices for the spices are very reasonable (better than the grocery store), there's a huge selection, and it's also a great place to pick up either a pre-made gift pack, or put together your own, for an interesting and unique present for someone. In fact, when my brother and sister-in-law moved in to their new home, we got them an array of spices, prettily wrapped, as a small housewarming gift. Planters also sells live plants, seeds, and pretty much anything you'd need for your garden (including décor)...AND my favorite lip balms (and body balms) of all time, Badger Balm! It's a great store, and I love that I'm able to shop somewhere local that also feels like a little piece of history - I imagine that this is what shops would've been like in the days of covered wagons and waving prairie grasses. If you're in the River Market area, stop in to Planters! Even if you don't think you need anything, you'll probably end up finding something new to try, and it's definitely worth a visit.

I like this place a lot. It's got an amazing selection of just about everything plant, seed, and spice related. The store seems to go on forever, each room leading into the next sloping old wooden floor, the shelves lined with gardening goodies. There is something about this store that makes me feel as though I'm shopping in an old general store. The owners are always friendly and helpful with your questions. I go here to browse and dream of a day when I have a yard...or a balcony for that matter. For now I purchase my window bird feeders and teas from this wonderfully nostalgic store.

Definitely one of my favorite shops in all of Kansas City. I average a couple visits a month, and they always have what I need - bulbs, soil, pots, herbs, spices, tea, spray paint, gifts, etc. Super friendly knowledgeable staff. The store has an authentic historic charm in one of Kansas City's best neighborhoods.

I will now shake an angry fist to God that I do not have a nice lawn to plant flowers, a garden, rows of herbs and other various planty-goodness. There are tons of adorable garden decorations. Glowing orbs to stick among your flowers? Kitschy flamingo head on a stick? Huge leaping iron frogs that I so would have bought had they not been $99? CHECK. There are rooms of seeds, plant feed, fertilizer and anything else you'd need for home and garden. There's also a section of soaps and lotions that all smelled ridiculously good. And honestly? Everyone working here is SO.NICE. The creaky wooden floors and the rooms full of natural light on a sunshiney Saturday morning make for such a welcoming environment. Can I move in? Our five little herb plants (including three basil plants...we have a problem) probably don't need much soil/garden needs, but I'll be going to Planters if they do!

This place smells incredible. Spicy and warm and earthy - walking in, you're hit with a wall of all of these glorious scents. Soak it in! The building is old and slightly labyrinthine. On a busy day, you have to be very patient as you wend your way through the throng. It's well worth it. Seeds, garden tools, plants, garden decor, rubs, spices. It's like a carnival for the senses. Every where you look, there's something new to take in. The prices are reasonable and they have a great selection of... well, everything, it seems!

What a cool place. Fun if you cook, fun if you garden, fun if you farm. Fun just to poke around in and see what you find. We got several of our Christmas list people taken care of here this year.

Really cool place that we came across unexpectedly!!! Great atmosphere, huge seed selection and really unique gardening stuff. I've never seen a place quite like this before. I wish there was one of these back home!

I just love this store! They have the best selection of spices, coffees, teas, and seeds that you can find anywhere! They also happen to be the only ones, (so far), that I have found that carry Fox Farm brand potting soils! And the prices on these items are very moderate! My only complaint is that their prices on their pottery and planters is a bit out of my budget.

Best selection in the city for seeds. Plants purchased performed solidly once put in garden given bad weather. Helpful staff. Some items fair to high priced, core and bulk items are very competitive, and some are even lower than big boxes!

This is a kansas city gem. With the city market right next door with their open air spice markets, it has its competition, but I would pick it hands down every time. True to their origins as a seed store, they sell many garden and home products as well as a diverse line of seeds for both the garden and the lawn, but what they're known for now is their spice market. They have many rare spices, all sold at rock bottom prices in bags that hold up better than those at the river market shops (though I still recommend finding an airtight container for them quickly). This is where I get most of my bulk spices. They also have a variety of teas available, as well as many spice mixes they make themselves for those who prefer pre-made mixes.

Definitely the best selection of seeds in town. it is always fun to hit this place after going to the Farmer's market.

This is my go-to place for spices. Variety is good and prices are fair. They also have a good selection of veggie plants in the spring and I just picked up seed for 50% off so I'll be ready for next year!

This is one of my favorite businesses for supplying my little farm and my farmers market business. They have a huge selection of seeds, bulbs, potato seeds, onion sets, seed starting supplies, fertilizers, organic fertilizers not to mention all kinds of gardening paraphernalia, spices, etc. They also sell seeds in bulk. Planter's is conveniently located in the River Market area with a large free parking lot across the street. Be prepaerd for lots of suburbanites and tourists. It's a landmark business and an interesting place to people watch and browse the many fascinating items. LIve plants in the spring and summer and fall plants too. Lots and lots of cool stuff. Good, friendly people always willing to help.

I love this place! Love stocking up on spices. I hit this place about 4-6 times a year. Yes, I'm a freak but I love my spices! Old hardwood graces the floor, and you can purchase any spice imaginable. They also have plenty of salt-free spices, so there's something for everyone! I LOVE the french fry seasoning, it's good in mashed taters, and I DIE for the meatloaf seasoning. I swear I never ate meatloaf until I had it with that seasoning. I usually purchase several bags of that, out of fear I'll run out!

My mother loves the store and my wife and I went there with her parents. I'm not sure if the selection is better than a home improvement store but it's much more enjoyable to visit.

I love this place! Planters is my go to place for spices. They have an amazing rosemary garlic blend. I use it on everything. I'm in here about once a month stocking up my kitchen.

This is a great shop especially in the spring. I know I can find any herb I'm looking for and discover several I've never encountered before. I always come back with three or four different varieties of basil for my garden and am always trying something new. Their staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. The only down side is they are little high on their prices but their great selection and service make it worth a few extra pennies.

Wow!! Prices are great! I have always got my cinnamon at Wal -mart and never thought about it. Got a pound of cinnamon and used less in my recipe cuz it was that much better!! Did the math and it's a ton cheaper at Planters!! You won't be disappointed by the freshness of the spice's!!!

Ladies and gentlemen - this is the MAC DADDY of spicelandia - spice kingdom - celestial house of spices - this is the mecca you've been looking for ever since you got killed on the spice highway somewhere outside of Samarkland some 2,000 years ago. Reincarnate no further young wizard - for in the heart of the midwest in the heart of it's city on the river split politically by an invisible state line - Kansas City has the spice store for you. Rubs, teas, hard to fine ungents and potions from near and far. Lotions for the ladies (and metrosexual gents!). Ooodles of farm goods and bulbs and planting suggestions and Farmer's almanacs - but make no mistake - this warehouse is the home of the Spice Kingdoms and any cook worth his or her weight in salt - needs to stock their cupboard with the fresh aromas and allures and jewels that are the ground glorious spices of Planter's Seed. Taking back to Miami: whole nutmegs, lemon pepper, ground black pepper, pepper corns, apple spice bar-b-que rub, cherrywood spice rub and a lemon-chicken soup base that is gonna make the Jewish grandmamma come back from the dead and beg for a sup, matza ball included!

I really enjoy walking through Planters, especially in the early spring as all of the new plants and flowers begin arriving. Local gardeners and lawn lovers crowd into this urban store to buy packages of seed, soil, fertilizers, and bulbs all still traditionally wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. I love visiting business that still feel genuine and tied to their roots. Now I personally live in a loft with no green space to call my own, leaving me pot bound. So Planters is a place for me to go and fantasize about how I would spend entire weekends elbow deep in my garden sowing, weeding, and watering. It also serves at a great location to get spices, flavor mixes, soup bases, and nuts of all specifications. My new favorite though are their dark chocolate covered espresso beans; purchased on my way to meet friends at Cellar and Loft two doors down for a Saturday afternoon bottle of Malbec. I am really grateful to have such a real store in my neighborhood. Even though I can not personally use most of the gardening supplies, surrounding neighbors can and do, but be assured, as soon as I get my own plot of earth I will be in for all of my necessities.

The best place, work takes me to many cities but I always travel back or call in order to Planters. Have told people from Boston to LA about this place. Cook, gardeners, domestic dream come true. No matter where I live, Planters KC has me for life.