Had a great time at Bauman's Harvest Festival! I was impressed how well the even was organized. The…read moreevent was fun for both adults and children. The staff was all friendly and helpful. I especially loved the apple tasting, apple cider donuts and the corn maze. The pricing structure was a little confusing I payed the higher price for activities I could not participate in I.e kiddie rides. It would have been helpful when I paid that that would have been explained to me. All and all I enjoyed my visit and hope to go back next year.

They close at 5p... didn't know that. Bought tickets at 4:30p and didn't tell us they closed in 30…read moreminutes. Everything closes right at 5p. No discounted tickets for coming close to closing time. Not able to get refunded tickets. Why sell tickets until 4:30p if you close at 5?!?!?! $30 per person. It's so busy and packed here you can't even do one thing in 30 minutes. As we were leaving we say One sign that says the hours on the side of one building. Crazy. They just want your money.

Always a great place to shop for many varieties of healthy vegetables and flowers!!!!read more

I almost didn't stop here as I had already visited five nurseries this day (not to mention it was…read morepouring rain!), but how can you not check out a place called The Happy Bee?! I nearly slammed on my breaks and trotted on in. This is smaller than some of the other area nurseries as it is just one greenhouse open for shopping, but the greenhouse itself is large and filled with all sorts of good stuff! They seemed to have more annual flowers than anything else, but it was also early in the season for vegetables and I got the impression they would have more as things warmed up. Noteable finds for me were epazote and summer savory (two herbs I have sought near and far but to no avail until now!) along with many more herbs, a large variety of peppers and tomatoes, colorful stocks, strawberries, and many marigolds (including my favorite, strawberry blonde). Oh and they had the requisite hanging baskets found everywhere this time of year. Prices here were some of the cheapest I have seen, with many plants under $2. Employees were quick at checkout, and this was a nice alternative to some of the other, busier nurseries. It felt more open and easier to navigate.

We love the nursery. Great variety friendly people and good prices. They usually have some sort…read moreof mix and match price on flats. Every yard they bring in some "new" plants that we have never seen in this area before. I can not say enough good things about this place!

I love buying flowers and vegetables starters here. The staff are very friendly especially Heidi…read morethe owner. I went there Sunday May 31st looking for a certain plant but unfortunately they don't sell it anymore. Luckily Heidi have some in her house, she went home, dug it and gave it to me for free. That's a freaking awesome customer service! I highly recommend this place. Great customer service, friendly staff and of course beautiful healthy plants.

Friendly staff My first time here and I was surprised to…read moresee all these plants they carried.

Not sure what to make of this Al's. My friend visited in late summer and got a killer deal on some…read morehouseplants ($20 for something as tall as your waist!). I visited in mid-October and was shocked at how high the prices were ($60 for a medium sized snake plant?!). The exterior plant inventory was shifting while I was there which makes sense for autumn, and the Christmas displays were up which seemed a little early. That said, the interior store displays are really pretty! The entire place is very large, and their pumpkin patch seemed popular. Maybe I came at the wrong time. I'd give it another visit in a different season!

Great place to come especially in the fall. Came during their apple sale where apples were 50 cents…read morea pound. I enjoyed their apple cider slushy and my family enjoyed the apple cider donuts. I am gluten free so I had some gf chocolate chip cookies instead. Parking lot was busy but well stocked store with lots of goodies.

This place is the Disneyland of pumpkin patches! Tons of activities, lots of food, great photo…read moreops, and all around a great way to spend your day. We tried the cider doughnuts which were AMAZING. We went down slides, got lost in the dark maze, checked out the animals, sifted for treasure, shot the apple cannon,and did the obstacle course! I had friends from out of town come and they vowed to make this a yearly tradition! If you don't like crowds or standing in line then this is not the place for you. But if you have time to check this place out do it! It's $30 per person.

Hidden gem of a nursery. I met one of the owners at the Salem Saturday market. She said come check…read moreout our nursery. We finally made a trek out and they have lots of beautiful ornamental grasses, cactuses, landscaping plant and huge succulents. They are amazing and much more. Well worth the drive.

Great selection! I've been going to another Woodburn nursery but they have limited vegetable…read morestarts, which is what I was looking for. Hillcrest had a wider range of tomatoes, peppers, brassica, eggplant. While I was there, I found some annuals and perennials that weren't available at the other nursery. So glad I found Hillcrest Nursery. Competitive pricing and friendly service.

Only open 2 times a year to the public. Mother's Day weekend and the weekend before. Good prices,…read morevery nice selection of plants and colors, very helpful employees to get your plants to your car. Sorry David. I knew it was only two weekends, but we thought it was the weekend before and the weekend of Mothers Day. Good to know plus it helps anyone that sees this review of the correct dates. Thank you for the correction.

Obersinner opens to the public two weekends in spring where one can find good bargains but one can…read morealso find B&B Trees that have had their roots cut severely. We are repeat customers who went this year and spent close to $400. 2 of the trees were over $100 and we were disappointed at the lack of roots. We are babying them trying to get them to survive. The savings and good deals don't look so good when you get a bad deal. All sales final, the sign says. Next time, no balled and burlap trees. We will be more careful in the future.