Being retired, I shop and research before buying. Especially if the price is going to be larger…read morethan usual. I needed to get the windows replaced on my home. I tried several different places, and finally decided on Lowe's. I made two separate purchases, two different times. The first time I thought they did a good job, so I purchased three more later on. The first time, they installed a defective window, without a locking mechanism! In another room, you can see between the window frames! The crew never told me about this! The second time, The installer finished two windows however, the third was the wrong size. He called someone who told him to make it fit! So he did. When he told me that he was finished, I asked him why he didn't re-install the outside trim around the windows. He said that wasn't included in the installation and left! I must say that this was a few years ago. However, I just discovered the window without the lock. I was furious. Since this wasn't a recent installation, I guess I am out of luck getting repairs. I just want to make people aware that if they need windows, avoid Lowe's.

I had a rough time with customer service: I noticed other people were having a lot of issues too. I…read morewas just picking up an online order and waited 30 minutes so I just left and came back later.

Pros: Trying to start a garden at work. I'm told this place has the best prices on plants, soil,…read moreand other gardening whatnots. Cons: don't come here on a Saturday morning unless you have a body guard. Elderly people are SERIOUS about their discounted flowers and plants.

I've given Sutherlands two chances. There will not be a third…read more I went into Sutherland to try to find a house plant I was told by an employee that I could go look but plants are out of season. Try telling that to Southwood Landscape, Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace Hardware etc. all still have beautiful flowers and plants. Indoor plants thrive all year around! I go to the graveyard aka: the garden section and there was nothing but unhealthy, forgotten plants. It was like the island of rejected toys except they were plants that were either dead or one fallen leaf away from it. Crispy, burnt, dry ... the poor things. Outside garden area was unkept with more unhealthy plants that hadn't been watered for months probably. If u want healthy plants do not go there in July. I can't speak for the rest of the year - but July is a no go. To me Sutherlands feels empty, echoey. I noticed both times going that a lot of the items have a layer of dust. I mean if you live close to the location and your pipe burst and your house if flooding with water and u need duct tape and it's an emergency... sure go there. But other than an emergency, I suggest going to one of the other hardware stores.

I cannot say enough good about Easton Sod farms. I have been in there SEVERAL times and received…read moreexceptional, over-the-top service. My family and I went in the Sod store that is north of 121st and Memorial in Bixby and were very underimpressed. They acted like they didn't want to help us. We then remembered Easton just a mile south. Since that time, every time we have gone to Easton, Kyle and Jose both have acted like we were their only customers. They don't just hear us, they LISTEN. They ask questions. They try to find out what we are doing and how they can best help. This is HUGE for the DIYer who may not know everything about grass and dirt--and that is us. We not only would recommend them to anyone--but will not shop anywhere else!

I would have given zero stars if I could. Put down two pallets of sod both died within a month or…read moreso. Tried to call and have someone at least come out and look at what happened to see if they would work with us. Their response was "did you water it?" Freaking brilliant! I wish I would have thought to do that. There are other sod options in Tulsa - I would suggest using them.

Came to Bixby to get tomatoes because my wife and her sister had done so or five months ago and…read morethought the tomatoes were great. Stopped in at this place because it looked inviting enough to try out. Lots of produce, lots of homemade like pickles and sauces/jams and salsa, peanuts, and peanut brittle, and some other things. Prices seemed reasonable. I don't know if all the produce was locally grown or not, but we all bought tomatoes, apricots, peaches, and a few other items, including cashews. The cashews were delicious! And I just had an apricot that was very large and tasty. Glad we stopped in.

I can't believe this is the first time I've remembered to review Carmichael's. I'm here at least…read more2-3 times per week. It's locally owned atmosphere makes my day. The vegetables and fruits are better than anywhere. And, they sell their own homemade fudge that I didn't need to discover haha! If you anywhere near here, stop in! You'll be so glad you did!