This business looks closed permanently. There is plastic sheeting in the windows and the most…read morerecent sign is from more than 6 months ago.

Love this little shop! Great customer service and unique products along with basics needed for…read morefishing/day on the water.

Such a kind owner at Bouquet! Another florist really messed me up by canceling my order and not…read moreeven letting me know after I paid, etc. Anyway, last minute, when I found out my order was canceled, I called Bouquet, not even hopeful at this point to get flowers to my friend on her birthday. BUT, they went out of their way to get them arranged and delivered before the day was over. Great service and beautiful flowers! Thank you!

From the owner: Bouquet was established to fill what we saw as a need in the downtown Kingston community. Building…read moreon the legacy of shop owners who have come before us, we aim to build a place where people can come and find beautiful things as well as a place to gather. We are a couple of Kingston transplants who lovingly call this incredible peninsula our home for many years now. The word Bouquet is meant to encompass an experience as it means literally "a clump of flowers or trees" and also refers to aroma as in the context of wine. It is through our senses we experience flowers, plants and engage with the natural world and Bouquet attempts to capture that in a way where people can take a piece of that home with them. Our aim is simply to be a place filled with beauty and a small example of what it is to reconnect with nature.

this is possibly the cutest most useful fun general store on the planet. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful, the variety of things to purchase is not just plentiful but many of the items are useful, meaningful, everything that's right in the world. That sounds like an exaggeration but it was really an experience to be in this store. Robin was especially kick ass and I can't wait to shop there again next time I'm out that way And next time I'm also going to eat there, their food looked and smelled delicious

We stopped in here to grab some lunch on our way to Port Angeles. We got the "Pig and Pimento"…read more(ham with pimento cheese-spicy!) and the "Horse and Cow" (pastrami, cheddar, horseradish dijonnaise). We sat and ate outside at a picnic table....a gorgeous day! Then we bought some fun mustards and jams. What a great place!

We are NOT closed and STILL AWESOME for 19 years! We have…read morebeen Saving and Serving our community by selling your great items/staying open 7 days a week/fashion consulting/ teaching and training young people to give a leg up in the job market / partnering with local non profits like ScarletRoad.org KitsapFosterCare.org CoffeeOasis.org Arcofthepeninsulas.com Yelp Loves to close businesses and encourage poor reviews by burying good reviews and posting reviews from bullies that expect you to change policies to cater to them - along with the burying of positive reviews unless you pay for ads- good job Yelp!

Kingston Shop Has good inventory (maybe less would be better…read moredisplayed? There are many "treasures" but are hard to find due to the amount of stock. Also it would probably benefit the business if items are steamed or presented with less wrinkles. Overall the shop staff are helpful and inventory is reasonably priced.

I got married at Heronswood! This was some while ago, before same-sex marriaged became legal…read morenationally, Washington state being ahead of the curve. On the first day it was legal, we and a half-dozen other couples were hosted by the S'kallam tribe, who went all out for us, and covered all the costs. What a gift to the local LGBT community! Burpee bought out the original nursery many years ago, and it went downhill for a while, but since it was sold to the S'Kallam tribe, they've restored it to its former glory, and even hired the original founder (well-famed Dan Hinkley) to help maintain, restore, and manage it with a group of volunteers. Dan once again travels in search of unusual plants ideal for temperate gardens. This is worth visiting just for its park value, and definitely worth a special trip even from far off, though always make sure of the hours before setting out; they keep limited public hours (generally Fridays 10 am to 3 pm, but sometimes other days and longer hours depending on events and special sales and such). The plant collection is unique; the park areas and buildings can be rented for weddings and private events; and the nursery arranges all sorts of seasonal public events worth attending. Take their tour, it's incredibly informative in addition to simply beautiful.

What a beautiful botanical garden! If you like flowers, rare and exotic plants, and a bit of…read morehistory of the area, this is your place. Upon checking into the Kingston area for places to visit, this one popped up in my search, another hidden secret, none of my Washington native coworkers seemed to know. Well, being the plant nerd I am, it was quickly placed first on my list of adventures in the Kingston area. Beautiful entrance, not easily seen if you're flying by. Lots of hidden treasures throughout, plants and additional ornaments ( like the old dump truck or piano) some of the gardens, especially around the old homestead are well developed, but there are quite a few newer additions and more being developed. Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable, Norma Jean was great! Not only with the history and plants of the gardens, but other places to check out in the area as well. The Port Gamble S' Klallam tribe purchases the gardens in 2012 and with the assistance of one of the originators, Dan Hinkley, it has been restored, rejuvenated, and additional gardens are growing. It's worth multiple visits during the year as the many rare plants go through blooming seasons and the colors of new growth and flowers change. They also cultivate a nursery of quite a few of the rare and unusual plants, definitely there will be some purchasing in future visits. This garden is easily walkable and not large, well worth the ten dollar ticket. Enjoyable for anyone who loves nature and being outdoors. It alone was worth the ferry ride over to Kingston. Enjoying the beautiful weather and flowers. Happy Yelping!

No longer open in Port Gamble when I was there today.... I miss it! Had the best baskets from…read moreAfrica.

Great shop, I love that they are Fair- trade. They have unique items and are in a beautiful…read morelocation. The service was amazing! The value is reasonable. Thank you I will return.

This place was so fun to check out! They have such a broad set of products that I am not even sure…read morehow to summarize them. Basically a gift for anyone in your entire life can be found here. Easy to spend a long or short time here-it's laid out in a really clear way and they keep products in categories that make sense. There is a room with stuff that is more for kids, a room of games and puzzles, etc. The woman working was lovely and helpful and did a great balance of assisting us and letting us browse. I definitely would have liked to see more of a local touch- I thought many of the items were things that could be found anywhere and would have loved to see more local makers and goods. The local maps were really cool and special.

This is my favorite store, as well as Tango Zulu across the street. Recently saw a sign saying the…read morebusiness was for sale; please don't change! It's my go-to store for unique and thoughtful gifts.

Amazing hand-dyed yarn, a very cozy feel with a welcoming staff. Their dogs are the sweetest and…read moreowners will let you pet them. Spinning wheels are also placed throughout the store with lessons offered. If you are into touring yarn shops in the area make sure to stop here.

This place is beautiful and the people are so friendly. I can tell they have a tightknit group! The…read moreyarn are artistically placed and with so many different fibers. I am writing a review cause I can't wait to go tomorrow!

While waiting for the ferry we were shopping the local stores. We walked into the Paisley Whale…read moreand were immediately told, " this is a fun place to look but we ask you to buy instead of just look as it how we keep our doors open". I was put off a bit by this because, although true, it was a very in your face thing to say to someone just entering the store. I was planning on looking for books to purchase but while walking back to that area I heard the employee/owner? Say the same thing two more times in a loud voice to everyone in the store. It was a total turn off. I don't like feeling pressure to buy something to appease a shop owner. If your prices are good and I see what I like I will almost always purchase something. I love supporting local stores but this behavior was over the top and we walked out and so did several other people. I'm sure there are some people who look around because they are bored while waiting for the ferry and while that may be irritating as a shop owner, it is part of business anywhere. If you stand by your product then let people come in and browse without giving a guilt trip to people. We left and went a few stores down and made a purchase at a cute boutique where the owner welcomed us and let us browse and make a purchase without saying anything other than pleasantries.

Cute shop! Full of a large mixture of locally made stuff. I had fun going through and trying to…read morefind elephants. The employee was very nice. Great location next to fun places to eat once you're done shopping in here.