So I ran all the way out to Wanamaker to goto the Ordinary (of course), but I saw this little shop…read moreand thought I'd pop in. I was looking for Scott's seed and to my amazement I was informed that they have seed formulated for our area. Wait ... what? 1st: I've never heard of such. 2nd: Where have you been all of my life (well atleast my adult homeowner life)? I explained to the young lady what my issue was in my yard and purchased the seed she recommended and a bale of hay. The young lady was extremely nice and explained the different variations to me as well prior to purchase. Value: well $3.99/lb was a bit pricey when I can get a 10 pound bag of Scott's for $11.99 at Ace Hardware. I am keeping in mind several things: This is a Mom & Pop shop (support of locally owned businesses), the seeds by Scott's are mass produced (made for any and all areas) and lastly this seed is "supposed" to produced for Indiana (that's got to be good, right). So with all of that being stated of course I'm taking the plunge and if it works I'll definitely be back. I'm really excited about it and hoping to see those bare spots in my yard fill in. Fingers crossed.

We shop here often for garden products: soil, mulch etc. Great place. Helpful and friendly staff…read more Usually fast to get in/out of there; weekends are not so great tho.

We had such a great time starting a new tradition this past weekend. Hilgert's Tree Farm is a…read more*small* farm just outside Indy where you can select and cut your own tree, completely self-service. Trees of all shapes and sizes are $40 - and payments are slipped through a collection box. This is of course cash-only. Saws, string for tie-downs, and tree netting are available to help cutting and transport be a little easier. It's so nice to know we're supporting a local business and our tree looks beautiful. We'll be back again next year!

We were looking for a Christmas tree on our way home. This was the closest to us at that moment. We…read morewere a bit hesitant because of the "Self-Service" style. Although, everything you might need Hilgert Farm provided. The options were limited however, we found the perfect tree. If you wanted more of a Christmas tree cutting experience, I suggest you go somewhere else. We were happy with our tree.

Cute shop. It is bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside. It has an upstairs and a…read moredownstairs. Yes there were steps to take both to get in the building and to get upstairs to the second floor. I saw this shop the other day when I was in town but didn't have time to stop then so I made a stop this time. Lots of different types of items as they have booths. Some of the prices were reasonable and others I found high. Which I seem to think happens every time you have a building that has boots so there are different vendors doing the pricing. It is worth taking a look. The people that work there were real nice and didn't walk around and bother you.

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If zero stars were an option, that's exactly what they'd get…read more The owners initially seemed decent--at least Travis did. His wife, however, was never friendly. They had no problem selling a family member a faulty appliance, and that's where everything fell apart. The appliance delivered was not the one that was purchased, and when the mistake was brought to their attention, they were absolutely useless in resolving it. Travis was "too busy" every time, offering excuse after excuse instead of a solution. His wife, on the other hand, completely lost her composure. I personally witnessed the phone call and was shocked by her behavior--unprofessional doesn't even begin to cover it. I would genuinely recommend picking up a dirty appliance off the curb before ever doing business with these people. Disgusting behavior and zero accountability. Avoid at all costs.

I purchased a Maytag washer and Whirlpool Stove. As soon as it was delivered, the soap/softener…read moredispenser was broken! Within a few months, the washer won't drain and one of the coils on the stovetop is broken. Called a repairman for a quote, and cost $150 to be told the part for the stovetop is $200 and the drum isn't spinning on the washer and it will cost $375 for the part and labor. I thought I was not only buying gently used appliances, but purchasing and supporting a local, Indiana, small, business. I would have saved myself more time and money by purchasing new appliances with a manufacture warranty at Best Buy or Home Depot. Lesson learned and disappointed in the quality. Not to mention, the location I purchased from is no longer on East Washington Street.

Great service , beautiful store and had items in stock!!!…read more We wanted a smaller 3 pc set for our porch. Several other places told us 6-9 months Here they had a lovely set including cushions ready for delivery within 7 days . Wonderful!! We will be back for a patio set soon. Thank you

TERRIBLE!! STAY AWAY!! Our family purchased an item that they had to order (not one mention of it…read morebeing a custom order). Once we got it home, it was determined the new fireplace wouldn't work for our space and we had to return it. They are charging a 20% restocking fee!!! Never once did they say anything about it being a "custom order/20% restocking fee." I tried to understand why the restocking fee; they said it was to mail the fireplace back. WAIT!!?? It's going to cost them $500 to mail it back to the manufacturer?? I offered to pay the shipping to return it to the manufacturer if that was the issue. They weren't interested in that; they want to collect their $500 "RESTOCKING FEE." We have done a lot of business with this place in the past. In fact, this past Spring, we purchased a large chimenea that is already cracked straight up the middle. It's ready for the trash. This place sure has gone downhill over the last 5 years that we've made purchases with them.

We went to the fall festival at Waterman's Family Farm on their last day of operation in November…read more There was not much going on in terms of vendors and activities as they were readying to close for the season. There were some carnival rides available to ride and they seemed to be a bit old, outdated. The fall festival is definitely geared towards children and we didn't find many adult activities available. We enjoyed looking at the pumpkins on the tram ride and having a hot apple cider. Next year I would try a different fall festival/ pumpkin patch.

During the vegetable season they are a great place to pick up fresh veggies for dinner. Love to get…read morefresh tomatoes from them. The cashiers are always super friendly. If the snack area is open thats a plus too.

I usually have a pleasant experience at TSC. But this day in…read moreparticular did not go well. The cashiers speaks in half sentences and has an attitude. She has blonde hair and tattoos. By that description alone it should say enough.

They hate refilling propane. Half the time I stop by with my empty tanks they say they've already…read moreclosed the propane station for the rest of the day/night.

There are three locations for this business, Camby, Mooresville and Martinsville. My sister…read morevisited the Mooresville location first and picked up a brochure and we thought about our needs and where we would put a large barn. A couple of weeks later she and I returned to the Mooresville location which is located on State Road 67 on the southbound side of the road between the light at TOA and the light at Old 67. We met with an employee who gave us a lot of facts and figures and more to think about. He also had a list of current inventory at all three locations. The size and style we were considering, the wood A frame (no loft) with the nine foot garage door, was in stock at the Martinsville location. The Martinsville location is located on the 39 bypass just past the light leading to downtown if coming from Hwy 67. My sister, her husband and I decided to go look at that specific unit at the Martinsville location. I like the way they leave all their buildings unlocked so you can shop without an employee being on site. That unit turned out to be four feet longer than what we originally wanted. Each unit has the price posted inside with a few rent to own payment options listed as well. We decided the extra four feet would probably come in handy later on and decided to go with a unit that was in stock rather than wait for one to be built. The wait time for a unit to be built was only a couple of weeks. We decided that location of the side door, window, number of windows and choice of colors was not that important so we opted for the one they had in stock. We did add a ramp to our purchase. What really impressed us was the delivery by Stutz Trucking. They had to place the unit in a tight corner inside another gated area within our five acre business. Further, he took extra time to level the unit because we didn't provide much of a level surface. The ground was level but we had two different sizes of large gravel covering the ground. We are very happy with our purchase and the delivery and setup of our new landscape maintenance barn.

From the owner: Backyard Barns, Portable Buildings…read more Products: Barns, Cabins, Chicken Coops, Dog Kennels, Garages, Gazebos, Playhouses, Sheds. Location Facts: Located Next to Jensen Pools. Business Description: Barn Village Midwest, located in Camby, Indiana, is your trusted source for premium portable buildings, proudly serving customers across Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. We specialize in a wide range of structures, including sheds, barns, cabins, garages, gazebos, and chicken coops—all built with the unmatched quality of authentic Mennonite and Amish craftsmanship. Please note: we only relocate buildings originally purchased from Barn Village Midwest. Winter hours may vary—call ahead for the latest information. Ready to elevate your outdoor space with a structure that lasts?