Kale's Nursery & Landscape Service, Inc. 133 Carter Road, Princeton, NJ 08540

"Kales installed a catch basin at our house and they did an amazing job. Ahead of schedule and very reasonable price."

"First class plant shop. We like to get our Christmas trees and trimmings here. Kale’s has poinsettia plants, Christmas ribbons, wreaths, decorating and garden supplies, Walpole Woodworker garden sets, iron planters, and even Santa visits their tastefully appointed garden center."

"I bought 2 plants that were supposed to be native plants from the table labeled attractive to hummingbirds for feeding. I checked with a person working there to make sure I had the right ones for hummingbirds. Once home, the hummingbirds do NOT feed on either of these plants. I looked them up on NJAES website and neither are good for hummingbirds nor are neither native. PLEASE STOP PRETENDING TO SEE NATIVE PLANTS. Thank you."

"Kale's called me back within hours of me leaving message. I needed landscaping done and in 3 days all the work was done. Kale's employes were knowledgeable, ontime and friendly. If I need any more work done I will call then again. I had called a few other landscapers and Kale's got back to me the fastest and was the cheapest offer I received."

"A LESSON from and ACCOLADES for KALES NURSERY In May 2018, I bought my wife a Kwanza flowering cherry tree, a combined Mother’s Day and Wedding Anniversary gift from Kales Nursery. The tree did not thrive – its leaves were spindly and had few cherry blossoms. I contacted Doug Kale, the owner-operator of Kales Nursery. Doug, a man of his word replaced the tree on October 28, 2020 for which his business gets my high accolades. He also provided a lesson that may be useful to other home owners. Doug Kale analyzed the problem with the tree as receiving too much water; the lawn around the tree is irrigated. His analysis was found correct when his workers dug up the old tree and found that the main roots were rotten. Doug Kale’s solution to the problem is to plant the new tree in a slight mound in a mixture of topsoil and sand. The pictures below shows the installation and the finished job with straw covering grass seed on the new mound. Notice the white protector on the tree, which can expand as the tree grows to prevent deer damage – another lesson from Doug Kale Tom Giacobbe"