Bedner’s Farm & Greenhouse in the Pittsburgh area
Bedner’s Farm & Greenhouse appears in Bedner’s Farm & Greenhouse official information under Garden Centers and Plant Shops. Its listed location is 315 Coleman Road, McDonald, PA 15057. This profile brings the location, website, and available contact information together for readers exploring businesses in McDonald and the Pittsburgh region.
A farm and garden-center history in McDonald
Bedner’s describes its McDonald property in Cecil Township as a family farm, greenhouse, garden center and landscape operation. Its history names Bob and Sue Bedner, Russ Bedner and Melanie Bedner, with separate milestones for acquiring the farm and opening the retail greenhouse. Those dates describe the business’s development rather than a newly announced opening.
The account connects plant production with several customer-facing activities, including garden shopping and landscape services. A visitor should identify which part of the operation they need. A retail purchase, a consultation, a seasonal activity and a landscape contract have different arrangements; the existence of one does not establish that all are available on the same day.
The business history dates the McDonald farm purchase to 1984 and the separate retail greenhouse opening to 1997. It later records the addition of landscape services in 2013. Those milestones help explain why today’s operation has both a seasonal shopping calendar and a separate project-planning route. They do not establish the current number of employees or a new expansion announcement. Readers researching the business can follow the operator’s history directly while using the current homepage for visit status and the relevant service page for an enquiry.
Source: A farm and garden-center history in McDonald.
The current homepage separates retail and landscape access
As checked November 8, 2026, the homepage states that the garden center is closed for the season and gives Thursday, April 1, 2027 as its reopening date. It separately says landscape design services are available year-round. Older service-page headers still show shopping hours, so those retained schedules should not override the current homepage notice.
Use the landscape enquiry route for off-season planning rather than making an unconfirmed retail trip. Before paying for a service or arranging collection, ask which part of the business is operating and when the requested task can occur. This profile preserves the seasonal distinction without treating the entire company as permanently closed.
Source: The current homepage separates retail and landscape access.
Garden Coach is an in-store shopping consultation
The Garden Coach page describes a gift-card purchase followed by an information form and scheduling link for a one-hour personal shopping appointment. It asks for goals, photographs and measurements, and explicitly says the consultation does not include landscape drawings or plant lists. The purchased gift card can be used toward garden-center purchases under the stated program.
Someone seeking a formal design should therefore ask about the landscape team rather than assume this shopping appointment includes plans. Check when Garden Coach appointments are offered in relation to the seasonal retail closure. The page describes a process; it does not confirm a current opening, available appointment or a completed booking.
Source: Garden Coach is an in-store shopping consultation.
Small planting purchases and larger projects use different routes
Bedner’s delivery-and-planting page describes an option for purchases of up to ten trees, shrubs or perennials, including combinations of those categories. Larger or more complex projects are directed to the landscape team. The page says staff arrange a date and describes preparation and finishing steps within the program.
Identify both the number of plants and the nature of the site before asking which route applies. A small count does not necessarily make a complicated property task simple. Confirm the present service scope, purchase requirements and timing directly, especially while the garden center is between retail seasons. Do not treat an online description as authorization for a crew to begin work.
Source: Small planting purchases and larger projects use different routes.
Landscape design has its own consultation process
The landscape page describes an initial request, an at-home consultation, review of a design and estimate, and a deposit that reserves an installation date. It advises beginning the conversation months ahead. The published consultation fee is distinct from the Garden Coach gift-card arrangement, even though both involve discussing a garden.
For a new request, explain goals, budget and priorities before choosing a service. Keep drawings, installation, maintenance and materials as explicit parts of the agreed proposal. The directory does not quote a project or verify a property’s suitability. Contact 724-926-2541, extension 205, for the landscape route described by the operator, and obtain a response about the actual project schedule.
Source: Landscape design has its own consultation process.
Related reporting and businesses
Plant delivery and installation · Garden consultation options · Seasonal nursery visits · Garden-center fundraising
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Location and contact
Find Bedner’s Farm & Greenhouse on a map, or use the contact details beside this profile. The address is the location supplied by the source; an office address does not necessarily mean a walk-in storefront.
For current services, availability, hours, and appointments, visit Bedner’s Farm & Greenhouse’s website. Contact the business directly before making a trip or booking a service.
Profile sources
Listing details checked November 8, 2026 against Bedner’s Farm & Greenhouse official information’s business listing. Inclusion documents a published business listing and does not imply a rating, affiliation, or personal visit. Send a correction if details change.
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