We had so much fun! And I wish I had taken more pics of their actual tree farm area but it was a…read morerainy, muddy day and I was chasing two toddlers, lol. However, their customer service is amazing! They have pre cut trees in the front of the farm, closer to the house. If you're going down into the farm because you want the experience of cutting down your own tree, make sure to bring your own saw! The farm area is a pretty big and open field with lots of spaced out trees. It wasn't overwhelming at all, and they had lots of different sizes. When you go in to pay they have complimentary hot cocoa and hot cider, as well as wreaths to purchase if you want.

This is a fun, great little Christmas tree farm in Shawnee, KS. Even though it is in a suburb of…read moreKansas City, the farm is located in a more rural setting, which adds to its charm. It is very easy to get to, the trees are reasonably priced, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. It is a family-run business and the trees (Scotch Pines) are grown on the property. However, they do have some pre-cut Frasier Firs for sell. They also have all the supplies you will need to cut down and haul the perfect Christmas tree, free of charge. There is even free hot chocolate and cider and handmade wreaths available for purchase. Midland Holiday Pines is open 10am to 5pm the day after Thanksgiving, then every weekend until Christmas, 10am-5pm.

First time for me at this location for their Spring Open House event, featuring European garden…read morevignettes. Every employee I spoke with was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. They had so many beautiful flowers and plants it made me wish a) I was a green thumb and b) I had a space to keep all of them in! My favorite display was Greece because I'd lived there a while ago, so it was fun to see their concept. That said, though, I loved all of the gardens. They were well planned and fun to take a quick stroll through/around. As to pricing, I labeled this as moderate, but really I think it just depends on what plant, planter, garden art, etc., you're looking for--the prices seem reasonable to me. One lady there suggested I subscribe to their newsletter to find out about upcoming events. I definitely want to go again, if for nothing else than to walk down the paths to see the blooming flowers.

I highly recommend attending special events at this Family Tree Nursery location on Farley in…read moreOverland Park, KS, because the displays are outrageously beautiful! And the employees will help you determine what's best to plant in your yard and help you coordinate your own beautiful displays! And the store is a Wonderland of everything from birdfeeders and bird food, wind chimes, fountains, flowers, plants,, high quality real-looking artificial plants and flowers, wreaths, candles, fragranced soaps, stunning pop-up greeting cards, and pots and planters of every size, shape, dimension, style, color, and design, in many different materials. And that's just for starters! There's also a coffee and beverage bar, and an area with tables and chairs to enjoy view, have a snack, and visit with friends.

Marcus helped us pick up a bird bath yesterday. He had incredible customer service. Made sure…read moreeverything was secure and well-padded in the car. He was just wonderful. Can't say enough about how kind and helpful he was yesterday. That is the type of employee that keeps bringing us back to this location.

Staci and Frank were outstanding! Staci was so very helpful with suggestions. She was kind and…read morefriendly! Frank was very friendly too. She repotted and shaped up my plant. She also potted 2 see flowers for me in my planter, .... while I waited! I was very appreciative.

I love this nursery. It has so many plants and the variety is great. It is calming and I can't wait…read moreto come here in the fall. I got a drink at the coffee shop and was able to walk around and look at all the plants. We ended up getting a beautiful plant and pot for my daughter who just lost her cat. The staff was very helpful for us as we were looking for the best plant to get her. The plants were very strong and were very awesome. We also got a beautiful hummingbird feeder that is amazing. It looks like a very well made feeder and will look amazing on my little apartment deck.

Easily the best nursery and garden store in the Shawnee/west JoCo area. If you want any kind of…read moregreenery ranging from vegetables to ornamentals to shrubbery, then this is the place for you. It also helps that there are approximately 160 million people working there on a given weekend, especially during planting season. Very helpful staff, an amazing array of flowering plants, as well as succulents and indoor selections. Pricing is fair and you can be sure that what you're getting has been well tended to, so even a fumbling green thumb like me isn't likely to kill it. Note that parking can be a challenge, but find a space and take in the peaceful atmosphere in the greenhouse. If you have the time, then check out the Koi pond in the far backspace of the perennial garden. Amazingly tranquil, these graceful carp seem to make everything OK.

I walked around this store for 10 minutes hoping I could find someone to help me locate an item…read more The didn't appear to be overly busy. What employees I saw seemed to be enjoying long conversations with customers. Finally, one employee who was waiting on another customer noticed me rambling around the store and flagged down another employee. These folks may have good intentions however they appear to be more interesting in socializing with customers. I won't return.

I always receive the BEST service here at Lenexa Ace. Today was no exception. Chris S. went above…read moreand beyond helping me with my keys, and I would highly recommend going to see him or Logan before any locksmith! Thank you so much for your amazing customer service! The company is lucky to have you!

Best plants in town! And I get my Christmas tree here every year. This place is hidden in plain…read moresight just off metcalf.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Nurseries-Plants & Trees…read more- Landscape Contractors - Landscaping & Lawn Services - Garden Centers

I adore this little shop! I walked in on a Saturday and was promptly greeted by the owner of the…read moreshop herself. She gave me plenty of time to just browse and enjoy the lovely set displays. I personally love when I'm not followed around by a salesperson, let me look!! I asked a few questions and found her to be genuinely interested in me and my personal style. I see some other reviews saying they were ignored here, I did not feel ignored for one moment. If you want to update your home decorating but not have a "mass merchandiser" look, start here for unique ideas, suggestions and products.

This is a nice store, but I've gone twice ready to spend money and was barely spoken to. It was…read moreweird.

Stop #3 for my antique therapy is Glenwood Antique Mall. As I have never been here before I really…read moreenjoyed this antique mall they had some really cool items lots of glassware, big wall hanging pictures, lamps , comic books, vintage ad, posters,etc. Glenwood Antique mall is on Metcalf. Stop in after you have visited Metcalf antique mall. we were greeted with a hello, and if there was anything they could help us with please let someone in the cashier area no so they could help you with your item. Items were priced very reasonable.

I hadn't been to this antique mall in quite a while so we were in the area and decided to stop in…read more We don't usually buy antiques, but we like to go and look at a variety of the things in the store as they are usually interesting. Individuals rent out spaces to display their items they have for sale. Each area usually has similar and unique items. You can easily spend well over an hour or more looking at the various sections of the store. I was pleased to see a younger guy that had opened a regular bookstore booth in one area. We ended up purchasing a book from him and then my husband bought some antique license plates since muscle cars are his hobby. There are some things in each booth that may be very reasonable, and also there will be booths that are holding sales with a percentage off of their items. There was also a booth that had some quality re-sale men's clothing, and I purchased a nice shirt for my husband. Since we had some items in our hand, a worker asked if we wanted to have them held upfront. Typically you bring items upfront if you have more than one and they will put your name on them and you just ask when you go out front and it's time to purchase. I think the main things that are overpriced at the antique store are paintings. I have seen similar paintings at thrift stores that are actually originals as well and they are drastically cheaper. So I would say that there can be good values throughout, but some things are overpriced and that's why I gave it a four. I do like this thrift store because it's not as crowded with items so you could actually view each booth without being overwhelmed.

I've been helped by a pleasant employee almost every time I walk through the doors here. things…read moreare easy to find and reasonably priced. The only downfall is the check out. They typically own have one register open at a time and it takes a while to get through even a short line.

I took my lawn mower blade in to be sharpened! that's where it all went wrong. they had blades…read moreeverywhere ( no organization at all) and i was real skeptical but i filled out the card and watched them tie it to the blade and they just left it on the counter and walk away . they told 2-3 days, well 4 days later ( i gave them and extra day)i walk in to pick up my blade, they said it's nit done after looking through a pile of blades for 15 minutes, but that they will make sure it gets sharpened in the next day (that would be a thursday ) i go pick it up on a saturday and now they can't find it! 20 minutes go by and still nothing. they did find the tag laying on the floor 30 minutes later with no blade. the guy was real nice and got my information and ordered me a new blade and gave me a cheap blade that was laying around and said they would call me when the new blade came in. No call and when i tried calling it as if they didn't know what i was talking about. luckily they gave me tht cheap blade i guess ( didn't get hosed tht bad) but for the price of a new blade i don't feel that hassle is worth the time! so a bad review is in order.... should have went with mu gut at first seeing the disorganization, but they seemed nice lol i don't know what this store is going through but its not that good of a place anymore

During Black Friday I was able to purchase quite a few Ryobi brand tools with quick delivery…read moreoptions even in snowy conditions!

Our family tradition is to purchase our live Christmas tree the day after Thanksgiving and decorate…read moreour home. At 6:00 pm on Black Friday we appeared at this Home Depot to purchase our tree and accessories. The garden center area of the store was empty of staff, save one young woman in a checkout booth engrossed with her cell phone. We chose a tree that we really weren't satisfied with. All of the trees seemed a bit dry and all were scattered about in a rather disorganized fashion. But, it was late and I decided to take the risk and hope the tree was okay. I carried the tree to the counter where the trunks are trimmed, laid it down and went to look for an employee. I found a very nice young women who produced a chain saw to cut the base. I went to the booth to pay for the tree and other items. The first young women set the tree outside on the curb near the booth. There was no netting on the tree as is common for customers to secure cut trees in or on their vehicles. After paying I went to find the young woman who helped with cutting the base. I asked if she could net the tree. "Oh, we're out of that netting stuff." I asked what we were supposed to do. Shrugged shoulders. I decided to take my chances tying the tree on top of my station wagon, so I looked for rope that is usually available for the job. Seeing none I went back to to the booth. The young woman enamored with her phone looked up. "Can you tell me where I can find rope or cord to tie the tree on the car?" She replied "I don't know anything about cords," and went back to her phone. Exasperated, I asked if this was the first Christmas tree they had sold today. She shrugged her shoulders and went back to her phone. After consulting with my wife I decided to just get a refund on everything and go somewhere else. I carried the tree back into the store and to the booth with the cell phone aficionado. "I'm just going to refund everything and go somewhere else". She pointed toward the entrance to the main store and said I would need to carry it all to customer service to get a refund. Then, back to her phone. I carried the tree into the main part of the store. My wife followed with the other items. We passed the first young woman who had helped before. I explained that things weren't working and I needed a refund. She suggested I go to the booth that had the cell phone girl. I replied that Cell Phone Girl was sending us to customer service. The look on her face mirrored my growing frustration. I lugged the tree through the store aisles to the customer service booth and joined the line. While standing in the customer service line (holding a tree!) no less than six Home Depot employees walked around me, totaling ignoring a man holding a tree. When I joined the line there were three stations open. Before I got to the front, two of the employees left the help stations to join another young employee sorting returned items. After 20 minutes I approached the front of the line. The lone customer service person yelled to me, "You should take that to the registers if you are ready to check out." I explained that I was returning everything and asked if a manager was available. "No, I'm sorry, they're in the back unloading a truck." After some head scratching the young employees figured out how to refund a Christmas tree and other items. Over an hour after entering the store our family departed with no Christmas tree. I understand that our country is in an employment crisis. In all my time in the store I didn't see anyone who looked to be over 25, in charge of anything, concerned about the customers needs, or caring at all about the reputation of the business. It is important to consider that this was a simple purchase from a major national retailer on one of the principal sales days of the year at an hour that should be prime business time. It is obvious that these employees are not trained, nor have they obviously been inspired to have any concern for their customers. I have done business with Home Depot for decades, but this will be my last visit to this Merriam location.