These folks USED to be my favorite local wholesale plant growers. Until they proved to deal badly…read morewith the general public, after I had an inconsiderate exchange with them on Facebook. Seems they only value their retail vendors, not realizing ultimately it is the end-user that keeps their business thriving. It's too bad, because their "Red Dirt" label plants are often sold at local mom & pop shops I frequent.

Max and I got the Gaurna Wandflower in pink. They stand so tall and they flower all season long!…read moreBlooms mom-stop' ! I love it! Also, their sweet potato vines are the brightest green, almost a neon chartreuse. Our garden is beautiful!

CUTEST bookstore around! Tons of books, teas, coffee, pastries, kids items, bookmarks, cups, and…read moreMORE! I like to stop at independent bookstores in every city that I find myself traveling to!and This one is one of the best! Get going! Then, tell me what book you picked! If you're a local check out the book club!

I accidentally stumbled upon this gem while we were in Guthrie for pastries--anytime I see a…read morebookstore, I have to go in! A Novel Idea did not disappoint. The book selection is great and they have charms and stickers for all ages. The space is cozy and charming, the staff were incredibly kind. My kids especially loved the dogs! It was also refreshing to find a place in rural Oklahoma that encourages open-minded, progressive conversation and creates a welcoming space for ideas. I'm looking forward to attending events and continuing to support this wonderful local business.

I didn't love pretty books until Novel Idea ... I loved to read, but I didn't know the books…read morethemselves could be so beautiful! I picked up an author I didn't know because the cover was shiny, and now I've read 5 of her books. One new book I grabbed from the book club list, another couple with pretty bindings ... One of those turned into reading a 3-book series and a 13-book series all this year. All that to say, I've been inspired having a well-curated, community-centered book shop in town. They just celebrated 2 years, and I'm eager for what the next 2 bring! Most recently I made it to one of their book festivals. I had no idea Oklahoma had so many talented independent writers, and it filled me with pride to see them showcased (and get to buy their books!). They do three a year, definitely worth the trip.

I love this place!! I can't wait for them to open up again for the season…read more I'll be buying all of my garden plants here as well as herbs and flowers.

This place was packed with the most beautiful plants . Weather your needs are inside plants or…read moregarden plants , trees , pots and outside garden decor this is a one stop shop . The people working there are so friendly and the prices are fair .

If you have never been to Willoby's in old downtown Guthrie, you need to…read more It is like stepping back to old time Guthrie with all the trimmings you would expect. Besides all the feed and supplies for the farm, sometimes they have live critters. Chick's and such. The main store has a variety of gifts, art, and hard to find items. Step into the past, with all the modern supplies. You will be surprised.

Wiloby's feed is far better than Nutrena or Purina. I tried one bag of the crumble and one pellet…read more My chickens have less waste and the feed is easier to digest. Nutrena and Purina have more fillers in the feed, which isn't healthy for your chickens. Plus they have raised their prices much much higher. The feed currently at Wiloby's is around $15 per 50# bag .They also have scratch and it has a lot less corn and more of the other healthier grains for $14 per 50# bag. They also have pine bedding 10 cu ft. $8.99. If your looking to save money shop Wiloby's

A great place to find all sorts of plants, especially vegetables. Great prices, good varieties,…read moreand friendly staff. I now buy all my garden plants there. Despite the fact that they are primarily a wholesale grower, they have a retail outlet on the south side of Guthrie that is open seasonally.

"Red Dirt" are the hardiest and best quality plants you can find locally for the fairest price…read more Their garden starts in particular cannot be beat, but they grow some of everything -- indoor, landscaping and vegetable garden. Find a local retailer near you since at grower Guthrie Greenhouses they are wholesale only. I see their plants everywhere, but I prefer to buy from the mom and pop shops they frequently supply.

I highly recommend the Tractor Boys @ 405tractor in Edmond, OK. Best pricing on tractors I could…read morefind in a 300-mile radius. Made my purchase on 1/2/2024 and delivery was on 1/3/2024. Awesome dealer, thanks again, Cory.

I do not knit. However, my wife does and I have picked up a few tidbits of knowledge from this. I…read morehave also been her companion on several visits to this store. From a non-knitters point of view, and experienced yarn store visitor, this is a nice place. I think the first time I visited, they were in the midst of remodeling or reorganizing their show area. It was still a very nice environment, and a pleasant store. We just went there over the weekend, and it was in tip-top shape! There is a decent amount of yarn on hand, and several tables and a couch to sit at. Lots of notions and accessories, as well as a small selection of clothing and wearable creations. The store does not carry 'all the yarns', but they have a very nice selection of yearn weights, colors and fibers. Considering how many boutique yarn dyers and craft spinning junkies there are online, it would be silly to try to carry them all. However, you should be able to find a nice skein or two that you really need to take home and introduce to the rest of your stash. Last, but not least, they have one of the nicest store restrooms I have ever used. 'The Loo' is small, but very clean, nicely decorated and easy to access. And clean, did I mention that? Anyway, if you are escorted to another yarn shop by your SO, this one is a good choice.

Walking in the shop (which is nestled in the lovely historic section of Guthrie), you'll be…read moreimpressed by the gorgeous presentation and extensive selection. SWAK has more Noro than you can shake a stick at and if you're looking for Rowan, they've got it. [Edited to Add: They no longer stock Noro Kureyon! This is upsetting.] While SWAK does offer online shopping from their website, visiting the store is the way to go since being able to see the colors of the yarn up close and feel the texture is half the fun. If you're looking for needles or hooks, they've got a nice selection and also a generous choice of books and gift items. Service can be a little iffy depending on what day you go- sometimes I've received outstanding help and other times the staff have seemed uninterested in answering any questions. Definitely worth the drive from Oklahoma City, especially if you plan on making an afternoon of visiting the neighboring antique shops and taking the city trolley tour.