Dispensary Near Evendale, OH
Lab-tested cannabis a short drive east from the I-75 and I-275 interchange.
Serving Evendale and Reading, Ohio
Every product on the shelf at The Garden’s Sycamore Township store has passed through a state-approved lab before it is legal to sell, whether it is flower from the in-house King City Gardens brand or a vape cartridge from an outside Ohio processor. That is not marketing language; it is the baseline every licensed Ohio dispensary has to clear.
For Evendale and neighboring Reading, Sycamore Township at 10793 Montgomery Rd is the closer of The Garden’s two Ohio stores, reachable off I-75 or the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway (I-275).
What products can Evendale and Reading shoppers buy?
The Sycamore Township menu spans flower, pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls, vape cartridges, concentrates, edibles, drinks, tinctures, topicals and accessories, all from licensed Ohio cultivators and processors including King City Gardens.
Flower rotates through indica, sativa and hybrid genetics across multiple Ohio growers, and the concentrate case typically runs wax, shatter, live resin and rosin depending on the week. Vape shoppers get both full-spectrum and distillate options.
Selection changes with each delivery. Check the live Sycamore Township menu before making the drive, and look at concentrates or tinctures and topicals if you want a deeper explanation of a specific category.
The flower case pairs King City Gardens with Pack 24, a brand co-created with former NFL player Adam “Pacman” Jones, whose lineup includes strains like Donkey OG and Blueberry Muffin.
What testing does Ohio require for these products?
Ohio requires every cannabis product sold at a licensed dispensary to be tested by a state-approved lab for potency and contaminants before it reaches the shelf. That applies statewide, not just at The Garden.
The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control oversees licensing and testing rules under the adult-use law voters approved as Issue 2 in November 2023, with sales beginning statewide in August 2024. It is the same regulatory floor whether the shopper is from Evendale, Reading, or across the county.
Shoppers must be 21 or older with valid government photo ID; no medical card is required for adult-use purchases, though Ohio medical patients are welcome to use theirs.
How do I get from Evendale or Reading to the dispensary?
From Evendale, I-75 south connects to the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway (I-275) heading east toward Montgomery Road; from Reading, Reading Road (US-42) links to the same corridor without a long detour.
Both communities sit close enough to the I-75/I-275 interchange that the trip to Sycamore Township is mostly highway with a short local stretch at the end. It is a more direct route than heading to Camp Washington, which sits further southwest and mainly serves the urban core.
Evendale itself is largely industrial and corporate along I-75, and Reading’s commercial strip runs along Reading Road; for both, The Garden Sycamore Township is the closest Garden store.
What is nearby if I live in Evendale or Reading?
Sycamore Township also sits within reach of Sharonville, Wyoming and Springdale, all connected by I-75 or the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway without a long detour through downtown Cincinnati.
If your commute runs closer to Sharonville or Wyoming than straight down I-75, those area pages cover the same store from a more specific angle: dispensary near Sharonville and dispensary near Wyoming OH.
Once you have a favorite pickup routine, Garden Rewards is free to join and applies at the Sycamore Township counter every time you shop.
Is there a drive-thru near Evendale and Reading?
Yes. The Sycamore Township store runs a cannabis drive-thru daily from 9AM to 11PM, an hour past the 10PM lobby close. Order ahead on the online menu and pick up curbside with your ID ready.
It runs the same checks as the lobby counter: ID scanned every visit, 21 and older only, purchase totals held to Ohio’s possession limits. For a commute that already runs through I-75 or I-275, it adds almost no extra time.
If drive-thru cannabis shopping is new to you, the full walkthrough covers what happens once you pull into the lane.
- Drive-thru hours
- Daily 9AM to 11PM
- Store hours
- Daily 9AM to 10PM
- Address
- 10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Visit The Garden Dispensary
Sycamore Township – Cincinnati
10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Store: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-10PM
Drive-thru: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-11PM
Frequently Asked Questions
What store serves Evendale and Reading?
The Sycamore Township location at 10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242, reachable via I-75 and the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway (I-275).
Are Ohio dispensary products lab-tested?
Yes, every product sold at a licensed Ohio dispensary is tested by a state-approved lab for potency and contaminants before it can be sold.
Do I need a medical card to shop from Evendale or Reading?
No. Any adult 21 or older with valid government photo ID can buy adult-use cannabis. Ohio medical patients can also use their card at the same counter.
Is there a drive-thru near Evendale?
Yes, at the Sycamore Township store, open daily 9AM to 11PM, an hour past the 10PM lobby close.
Can I check the menu before driving from Reading?
Yes, the [live Sycamore Township menu](/shop/sycamore-township/) shows current stock and lets you order ahead for pickup.
What payment methods does the store accept?
Cash with an on-site ATM, debit via cashless ATM, and Spendr. Credit cards are not accepted due to federal banking rules.
Does the Evendale-area store carry Pack 24?
Yes, subject to stock. Pack 24 is co-created with former NFL player Adam “Pacman” Jones and includes strains like Donkey OG and Blueberry Muffin.
For adults 21 and older. Cannabis may impair judgment and motor skills; do not drive or operate machinery after use. Do not use while pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep all products locked away from children and pets. Ohio dispensary products are tested for potency and contaminants by state-approved laboratories. These products are not FDA-approved and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.