I sent my father here to see if they can provide a replacement part. The person he was talking to…read morewas just rude and condescending. Don't come here.

Service manager was rude and smelt like marijuana. she also was rude to her employees right in…read morefront of me.

Just moved to the area and couldn't find Husqvarna parts at any of the local hardware stores. I…read morejust happened to check Yelp and found Webbs, and I'm glad I did! Lowell seems to know everything there is to know about chainsaws and other outdoor tools, and in addition to quickly helping me figure out exactly what parts I needed for my saw, he went over more than 20 minutes of hard-to-find instruction, expertise and advice, answering questions on using the saw, training on how sharpening a blade REALLY works, and other important care and maintenance. He refuses to charge for this priceless info (I tried), which in my opinion is far beyond what you could find online or in a Youtube video. In my opinion, Webb's is one of those places Yelp was built to help point out!

This is an old time business that has been around for at least 80 years and maybe more. Lowell Webb…read moreis there every day and has answers to your questions. I love taking my equipment in getting it repaired. I just feel like they do a great job. The place is always interesting. You drive up a long drive and pass by the organic gardening plots and then turn to the left and go up to the main building. The little shop has a number of things going for it. They carry Husqvarna equipment including chain saws, tree climbing apparel, lawn mowers, weed whackers, and other tools. It's fun just to poke around and take it all in. If you take the time to chat, Lowell always has good information to share. Scott works there now too and he's a journeyman machinist turned Webb's Farm repair guy. That means he can repair virtually anything! I just love the feel of this place. I know it won't be around forever, so I plan to take advantage of it for as long as I can.

We were in need of supplies for a new project in our backyard. When we arrived there was some…read morecommotion in the front. From what I overheard it was to do with a minor fender bender. The owner "Mike" ( I heard two other employees refer to him by name) parked a forklift behind the ladies car to prevent her from leaving. Two other people were translating for her offering her insurance information. But mike kept making horrible remarks to them. " why are you here in the middle of the day. Are you unemployed" " just give me cash and I'll let you go" " why are you wearing a California sweater? To remind you where you are?" I mean this guy was so childish. Shame on you for trying to intimidate these people. I couldn't spend my money here after seeing this. I hope the lady held her ground and didn't give him anything but her info. ‍

What can i say.. Went in here to grab something for the garden. Annd the Manager starts being…read morecondescending and making assumptions about what im doing wrong in my garden.. I try to explain that i just need a certain nutrient. Manager keeps trying to give me a goddamn school lesson on growing while im standing in front of him in a full leg splint (Torn MCL).. And im like can i just get the nutes or is there somewhere close by where i can? The Manager gets super mad and tells me to leave his store and says "you should have a cane if standing hurts!".. Its unreal how inhuman some people are. and this guy really takes the cake. I implore you not to give this Ogre any of your business.

The owner was so nice!!! Will definitely be back again! They had a great selection, we had so much…read morefun mixing and matching! Thanks again!

I'm new to caring for plants. I was looking around for new plants and found Evergreen Farm is near…read moreme. They are located near Old Oakland/McKay tucked away in a commercial area. There is a good collection of rare succulents. I never had one before so I am starting off with a baby Echeveria. It caught my eye even though it had yellow leaves which the owner plucked away. She said it was normal for leaves to go yellow as it's growing. The Echeveria is one of the cat friendly plants. I had my cats sniff at it and they didn't care for it. Baby succulent will be safe :) What I found online, "succulents are beneficial for improving air quality, promoting a calming atmosphere, and potentially even aiding in stress reduction and boosting productivity. They also offer low-maintenance care, making them ideal for indoor environments." Closing up with it being a good size store located at the end of Ringwood Ct. Plenty of parking. Prepare to spend 30 minutes perusing around in finding your ideal plant. Owner is quite helpful with explaining on how to care for a plant and what to choose. I'd say it's a good starter plant for the beginning of a hobby and I'd say good for the kids to learn about nature. My first plant as a kid was a terrarium.

Amazing plants for a reasonable price! Highly recommend checking them out if you're in the area or…read morea student at SJSU (as this is just a short walk from campus). The owner is also very nice and helpful.

Last night, we had a girls' night out and discovered a charming spot while dining at the Old…read moreSpaghetti Factory and enjoying drinks in San Pedro Square. As we walked back to our car, we came across a shop called "Plant Slut," located on the bottom floor of the parking garage. It was a delightful surprise. Previously, there was another plant shop in that location so not sure if they rebranded, but it had a different name. We were immediately drawn to a funny candle with the F-word on it, and my girlfriend ended up buying 4 candles for us. The sweatshirts were hilarious and perfectly labeled for plant lovers. The shop is adorable but small. The merchandise is reasonably priced for the bay area. Parking is very convenient as it's right there by the shop. You just park, go down to the first floor, and you'll find it facing the colorful walkway that was recently painted, opposite a variety of restaurants in the pedestrian-only street.