I've only been to a handful of Plant nurseries, but this is definitely one of the prettiest. The…read moregrounds are massive and they have pretty much anything I would need, although I would not classify myself as an advanced gardener. On top of that on weekends they even have food carts in the center atrium, so you can pick up food and sit or walk around the grounds. We recently took an herb class here, and I would highly recommend it. Not only do you walk away with a big container of 4 different herbs of your choice. The staff, Jay, running the class is very friendly and knowledgeable. Depending on what other classes they have, we'll definitely be back to try them.

Really awesome selection! We spent quite a bit of money here, and we had a lot to get. The register…read morestaff seemed really nice but the person who helped load our truck with really heavy yard ornaments really had standoffish-attitude. Wasn't very pleasant. Great for plants but idk about the staff

What a super cute little shop. Adorable range of goods tucked into every little corner and a very…read morefriendly, knowledgable person (owner?) behind the counter who was so helpful and accommodating. She took time to engage with each guest while still tending to the people in line and getting everyone checked out. Thats a skill not everyone has. One word of caution, though - it's easy to lose track of time and any sense of budgeting in this place! So many darling things for gifts or your home that add up $$ quickly. This store will be on my regular rotation of browsing for sure!

Gift shop selection was good, plant selection was cool, the store was super cramped so it was hard…read moreto walk and take everything in with a dog but it's nice that dogs were allowed! Kombucha was just okay, very very fizzy thus was hard to extract the flavor from it. No public restroom.

Zucari was a favorite shop on NW 23rd and then it disappeared. I always wondered what happened to…read moreit because they had gorgeous items, especially during holidays, and the store did great business. Well, due to some rent issues, they ended up in a shopping center off of NW Barnes. I happened upon it while killing time before a doctors appointment. It's still filled with charming items for your home and garden, most with an old world charm - think urns, topiaries, trailing ivy, fleur-de-lis, iron accents, rustic wood, arched frames and mirrors. Also lots of furniture from accent tables to display units, tables, chairs, desks and more. The owner is so friendly and helpful. If you are looking for ideas, seek him out! Items are unique and affordable in an array of price ranges. While this style as perfect for my previous home and garden, there aren't many items that work in my modern condo, but I purchased some gifts for friends. During the Christmas season, I bought giagantic snowflakes, candle holders and lit trees. If you used to visit this shop when they were on NW 23rd, take the quick ride out to NW Cedar Hills area and continue to support them in this new location. I fear they no longer get the foot traffic; this shop is so special, we need to keep them in business!

I was sad when I saw they had closed their shop on NW 23rd. There was no sign I could see that…read morethey were moving. It was a great shop to grab a gift for my mom as she seems to love everything here. I would drop in with her after lunching at Papa Hayden's.... So you can imagine that I was happy when I stumbled on their new digs! It has the same great stuff as their old place, they have the space broken into smaller spaces and good prices on stuff. So come look around. The staff are always friendly. You know I will be back. It just makes gift buying to easy!

I have purchased all of my Stihl stuff and my Honda lawn mower. For many years they have serviced…read morethem every winter. First pull and they start. Always fair, honest and professional. Plus, they help you load in and out. I actually look forward to taking my stuff to them every year.

Not crowded at 2:30 on a Tuesday. No one acknowledged me as I stood in the sales area for 20 min…read more Didn't leave my rototiller there cuz they won't look at it for 4 weeks. Not very friendly people. Other customers didn't look so happy either.

The workers here are very nice and helpful, not pushy or anything. There were signs describing the…read moretypes of blueberries they had and how they taste. Store and nursery are kept orderly and clean. I have a feeling we'll be back.

This place is like walking into heaven. Lush, green, right and beautiful. There are sooooo many…read moreamazing plants of all types to choose from, stare at, touch and feel. There's pots of all styles and sizes and in the cutest colors and patterns. The staff is friendly and doesn't hound you. I could spend hours and hundreds in this place. I bought 3 plants my first day and had to go back the next day to buy 4 more. It's reasonably priced and each receipt comes w care instructions for your plants. They also repot plants for you at a fair price. If you haven't been here, you're missing out!

Home Depot has mastered the art of taking your money and disappearing the second there's a problem…read more We bought a water heater from them, paid a licensed plumber to install it, and the garbage they sold us turned out to be defective right out of the box. Naturally, we contacted the store expecting them to stand behind the products they profit from. Instead, they immediately hid behind the manufacturer and acted like none of it was their problem. So apparently Home Depot's business model is: Sell defective products, collect the money, dump the customer onto someone else when things fail. Amazing system. Truly. Anyone can make money if they never take responsibility for what they sell. And this wasn't even a one-time experience. Nearly everything we've purchased from this particular store has had issues, defects, or outright failures. Getting anyone there to help is like talking to a wall. No ownership, no urgency, no accountability. Just endless "you'll have to call someone else" nonsense from employees who clearly have been trained to avoid responsibility at all costs. At this point, it feels like Home Depot is less interested in customer service and more interested in being a middleman for defective junk while leaving customers stuck dealing with the consequences. Companies like this wonder why customers stop coming back and why people are abandoning big-box stores. Here's your answer: People are tired of paying premium prices for garbage products and nonexistent support. Absolutely pathetic customer service.

Terrible return policy. Bought a power washer that turned out to be defective and I wasn't allowed…read moreto return it. Called the day before too and told them the situation and they said yeah go ahead and bring it in, I mentioned there was gas still in it and if that was okay they said it's fine they will drain it for me. When I arrived to return it everything I was told on the phone ended up being false. Just all around bad customer support.

We swung by and picked up our first tree for our first Christmas in Oregon. The man, who I assume…read moreis Chad, was wonderful, fair, and even knocked some money off the tree stand because it was dirty. Are you kidding me? Unbelievably awesome service, value and the tree is awesome too

I bought a six foot Douglas Fir for $60. They gave it a fresh cut and tied it onto the car lickety…read moresplit. Really friendly guys. Cash only, but there is an ATM machine there

Good source for feed for chickens and other pets. They have a couple rabbits for sale in the back…read more Located behind east harbor restaurant. Employees have been friendly and helpful.

Me and my chicken love this place, nice people and good products, I'm going to buy some more…read morechicken food now

I bought a bush early in the summer (June). We planted it with fresh potting soil, loosened the…read moreroot ball, and watered it well. (We had to cut off the original pot, as it was VERY root-bound.) When it began to die, I used the "contact us" form on Al's website to send photos and ask for advice. They never answered me. After 4 days, I phoned Al's, and the guy I spoke to was dismissive and obviously knew nothing. All he could say was "Well, we have had some hot days...." And then he told me if I dig it up and return it (in the pot it came in) I could get a refund or exchange BUT ONLY IF IT'S BEEN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS. Because of their delay, it was more than 2 weeks by then. Customer service does not exist there. Not going back.

"Sip at Al's." What a great addition to Al's garden store. They have a coffee and wine bar inside…read morewith plenty of seating. They serve mimosas, monthly specials, ciders, soda, charcuterie snack plate and a variety of sweets and baked goods. I ordered my usually dirty chai and sat while my husband shopped. I love this idea to meet some friends here sip and then meander through the flowers, plant and gift shop.

A DIYer's dream come true: ReStore makes the most of the donations they get here, most of which is…read morecast-offs from renovation projects, including building supplies, cabinets, doors, windows, furniture... you name it. There are even used tools in decent condition, and occasionally artwork, appliances, lawn hardware and more. I wouldn't compare it to Goodwill though : they are fairly picky about what they accept as far as donations, and there are no clothes. As someone who's both donated and bought here, I'm a fan. Prices are more than reasonable and you're saving this stuff from going in the dump.

They started charging retail prices on their items. Today I came across pex pipe that is 33$ at…read moreHome Depot, they wanted 40 for it. I'm sorry but charging 20% over retail on a second hand store is just criminal. Shame on you