Was downtown a few nights ago and the tree is up and ready to go for 2025. I actually look forward…read moreto seeing it each year. Fun to walk thru and see the displays... kinda corny but I like it. Also, fun to see all the people taking pictures outside. Nice to see people enjoying themselves. Just missed the rock band performing on the outdoor stage there. Check schedules for various entertainment and events.

The 100 Foot Christmas Tree located in Old School Square is always on my holiday must see list. The…read morelighting of the tree has taken place around the end of November or the first part of December, every single year ever since 1992! Santa always personally shows up and it attracts thousands of people every year officially launching the holiday season in Delray Beach. Every year on January 1st the tree and carousel are dismantled and packed away for next year's fun. The 3,000 branches of the 100 foot treeree are decorated with 39,000 ornaments and the top is crowned with an 18 foot high star. At night it is lit up with 15,000 LED lights. The city sets out photo opportunities around the tree and you can walk inside the tree and see replicas of four historic buildings in Delray Beach, The Sundy House, Cornell Museum, Spady Museum, and the Delray Train Depot. Each building has a holiday scene reflecting the historic building it is in. The Sundy House has animated reindeer and elves, the Cornell Museum features penguins, the Spady Museum has children singing carols, and the Delray Train Depot has a train display. While it is free to visit the tree a $1 donation is suggested. The city also sells $3 tickets at the Gingerbread House for ice skating and the holiday carousel set up outside. Visiting the tree is a great family outing and there is a parking garage next door and many great restaurants, ice cream shops, shops, and art galleries within walking distance along Atlantic Avenue. You can make a whole afternoon or evening of visiting the famous 100 Foot Christmas tree.

The best .. I feel like I'm home . Perfect and reliable 5…read morestars .. beautiful stuff and fabulous performance

Came in here last second to grab some supplies but this is not my home store. They need more…read moreparking but made up for it with great service by Jamie who personally walked me around the store to help me grab the 3 things I needed. I know my way around a Home Depot but this place was packed and I was in a major rush so I really appreciated the help. She is an absolute gem. We love Home Depot for so many reasons, price options per item being one of them. Thanks Jamie you saved me.

The store is a little hidden. You have to be looking for it or you will miss it. This Home Depot is…read moresmaller. The layout is different, I thought. I found it to be well-stocked and the employees helpful. This is probably going to be my new store. I liked the place. I needed help finding things and I had questions. I liked that every employee I asked for help, gave me the right directions lol. They knew where things were. The staff was approachable. I found plenty around to ask what I needed. The Christmas display looked beautiful. It is one big display. This was one of my favorite things here. The trees all looked great. It is an area to check out. The parking lot is small and it gets crowded here. The place does need a bigger one.

Great people! They answered all my questions and in doubt…read morethey went and asked for explanations. Very busy and people were helping.

After stopping elsewhere, I decided to try Nu Turf for the landscaping project I had in mind. With…read morethe assistance of their plantsman, Tafari, I was able to select plants that thrived in the amount of sunlight and shade that my garden provided, keeping in mind I had dogs and had to be careful of toxic flowers. Tafari also arranged the timely delivery of large rocks and made sure everthing went well. Nu Turf is definitely where beautiful gardens begin.

Lowe's in Boca is the closest hardware place for me, so I go there when there's a need. Great…read moreselection, good value, and service is nice. Folks are friendly though the place is big, like any other Big Box store lol. I like their return process as well as their locker pickup setup.

HORRIBLE experience!! Be aware! Bought a washer & dryer…read morewith installation and Uhaul services but the crew had no clue how to deal with the installation so they made unbelievable excuses and let my appliance outside the property. After doing the installation by myself, tried to return one cable that was not needed and the costumer service person was rude telling that it wasn't returnable. 15 minutes late tried again with another person that returned the item in 30 seconds. Lowe's crew are not appropriate trained.

This is a great nursery whether you're looking for new plants, garden care, yard accessories, bulk…read moregravel or other outdoor goods. Located conveniently off Griffin Rd, it's hard to miss & has plenty of parking in the front. It seems like there's always a couple of employees walking around who are eager to help out. Their space is not massive by any means but it's set up to get the most out of it & they do it well. It's clearly sectioned off so you can easily find what you're looking for. Trees, native & exotic plants, fruit & vegetable plants, succulents, flowers; there's no shortage of variety here. They also do a good job at rotating their selection. I like that there's usually something new to me when I visit. For the most part, prices are great. If you're on a budget, you can walk away with an armful of succulents or small potted flowers for under $15. Also, There's always a sale of some sort. Like other places, they have things that are very expensive but at least the quality of these products seem good. Supporting local businesses is always a great thing to do so I try to stop by here monthly. If you're a fan of gardening or want to get started, this is a great place to check out. You'll even enjoy "window shopping" if you just want to see what this nursery is all about.

Florida Wildflower Foundation is hosting an event here today. They are giving away free native…read moreplants until 4 pm, or while supplies last. You can also get 10% off your purchase of native plants. Be prepared because parking is limited.

Amazing plants have grown to be so strong and healthy and attract butterflies every single day…read more Great value for your money as well

Great local store! Huge selection of plants that do well in southern Florida. Excellent expertise…read moreand customer service. Austin was amazing and Keith is highly responsive. I gave up on using the big box stores in favor of Gardenworks. I highly recommend!

Home Depot was created by Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank in 1978. The first stores opened in…read moreAtlanta in 1979. The concept of the store was to offer a wide selection of hardware products while employing highly trained sales associates who could teach customers how to complete home improvement projects, such as laying tile or using power tools. The company also offered clinics and workshops to teach customers how to use its products. Home Depot has since grown to more than 2,200 stores across three countries. It's amazing how far Home Depot has come from its original concept. I have been spending a fair amount of time at Home Depot lately as we work on some home refresh projects. Our latest project involves replacing the fascia boards on the front of the house. Much of the wood we looked at had cracks in it. We carefully examined every piece in the store, yet we still have to go back and replace one of the boards because we noticed another crack once we saw it in the sunlight. You have to be careful when buying wood here since every piece varies in quality. They do cut it to size for you, which is helpful. I also appreciate the self-checkout because the lines are never long. What makes this Home Depot different from every other one? It is close to I-95, and the Sabrett hot dog and sausage cart out front is always a welcome treat.

Home is supposed to be a comfort zone. At times, that comfort can be disrupted by the intrusion of…read morepests: houseflies, different species of ants and spiders, termites, mice, unidentifiable pests, lizards, and the most annoying pest of them all-- roaches. Oh, I've seen them in all sizes, but the ones that fly freak me out the most. Home Depot has a wide selection of insecticide brands for indoor and outdoor use for target pest(s). Prices vary by application: home barriers, baits and traps, foggers, and concentrated sprays. I made a brief visit to purchase a can of Raid Ant & Roach spray, which I have used for years and it doesn't disappoint. The spray kills on contact, leaving a residue that lasts for weeks.