Bought your wonderful chive plants from Whole Foods, we are so grateful they are the best chive…read moreplants on the market! Thank you!

My Grandfather was born in Sebastopol and raved about their apples. This nursery has many great…read morelocal varieties. They also sell and distribute potted herbs like Chervil in a cool biodegradable pot that I picked up at Yamagami's Nursery in Silicon Valley. Chervil is the unsung hero herb in authentic Herbes de Provence (chervil, savory, marjoram, rosemary, thyme, and oregano). It is hard to find but worth the effort if you enjoy French cooking with fresh ingredients you can grow right in your own backyard.

I have been a loyal customer for 25 years... what else do you need to know? the owner is brilliant…read moreand caring., the plants are perfect! Cathy H, Petaluma, CA

I have bought seeds that yield the most beautiful sweet peas. I had the chance to attend a talk in…read moreperson and I have never forgotten good advice: "turkey in the oven, peas in the ground."

Wonderful Christmas tree farm! We usually go to Reindeer Ridge, this one is a little further away…read morebut definitely worth it! Excellent service, everyone is so sweet and helpful! It is very charming with extremely good prices for the quality and service you get. Everyone should be coming here for their Christmas trees!

Great local spot with friendly folks and neighbors helping out. It's down the road from me and so I…read morethought I'd check it out over the other two farms closer to the 116. No bells and whistles but you can get a good tree for a decent price and have all the space without the crowds. They also have a small gift shop with many home made items for gifting! Open Friday to Sunday only as it's also someone's home.

Great team and fast easy service. I called unsure what type of chip I needed. They looked online…read moreand said they thought I had redwood chips. This after I called my usual mulch guy who told me to dig out the old receipt (every he does is on paper). Chips came quick, delivery wasn't expensive and the team was super communicative. We're Ramm loyals now. Thanks team!

I can't say enough about this business. Art was super helpful and kind. I will definitely be using…read morethem again for the bigger front yard project I've planned. Here's a picture of my little area I'm working on right now

Can't say enough about Pat and Sonoma Landworks. I called them for septic work and needed my…read moredistribution pipes and boxes replaced. Pat came to look at the job and provided me with a price, which was very reasonable in a timely manner. He gave me a date by which the work could be done. A few days before, he called to let me know he would be there. He completed the work and left the sight better than he found it. Overall, I was very impressed with the company's professionalism and communication. Not the norm in the construction world. I will 100% use Sonoma Landworks again and would not hesitate to recommend them.

Thank you Sonoma Landworks for donating the delivery cost for our rice straw bales. We use them…read morefor our Neewollah Festival, Fall Dance, and later for seating in our garden/environmental education site. They are also good for jumping from bale to bale in the spider game! Barbara Gegan Garden Teacher Monte Rio School

A great place to do a team building event! The whole team at poppies and petals was great at…read moregetting our 25% team in for a bouquet making class and tour of the facility. Everyone had such a wonderful time and you can tell that everyone working there is really attentive and has a lot of heart for what they do. Lots of flowers to pick from considering it was April and the rain had just stopped. Wasn't too expensive but on the higher side compared to the simplistic things you can do in Sonoma county. The value certainly was there!

Great experience! What a beautiful and sweet flower farm. I went with my sister-in-law in early…read moreJune. We wanted to do something other than wine tasting and eating. When we arrived it looked like not much was in bloom, but our pitchers were soon stuffed with a variety of of cut flowers, decorative grasses and greens. We loved the experience of choosing each piece and making our own bouquets. What I learned was that other beds will be in bloom later as the season progresses. Actually, they had blooms into the fall last year! I can't wait for the dahlias in August and see what blooms in October! I went back today and it was fun to see what was still in bloom and what was new. There are so many different flowers and decorative grasses, etc. that you just don't see in stores. I also got a snapdragon start last time and it looks so good in our garden I got a few more. They have other starts too if you want some cut flower plants closer to home.