Street parking right out front. This is a quaint shop with a variety of items. Definitely found a…read morefew neat vintage finds. They did check with a vendor for a discount on one piece, which was great. Was quoted one price at the booth for a dish set but then told another after I had moved all the pieces to the counter by the person who said they will be taking over the shop. I was told that they will be closed for a bit as ownership is changing hands. They wrapped and boxed our items for us.

The best place to shop for records in Silverton. They have an amazing combination of lots of…read moredifferent vintage and more modern records. The people who run it are really kind. It is a great local business. All the records are very recently priced and they also have lots of other items like clothes. Overall, if you're interested in anything vintage or records, I would definitely check it out.

You don't need one single thing, yet the draw of what you might find amongst someone else's…read morediscarded treasures is irresistible! Especially as the giant sandwich board is being rolled out by the street to draw traffic. Add a 40% off Early Bird discount, and I was the first person through the door! Kitsch and kitchen gadgets galore, albums, and a huge Christmas decor collection, I had to be mindful of what I decided to take home with me and it's purpose. No, I don't smoke, so why is that collection of vintage Reno hotel ashtrays calling my name?! I found a beautiful cookbook for my niece, an ornament for my sister in law and a cheesy bolo I could repurpose, if I only had a glue gun. Where is my glue gun? Maybe I could find one here. Grabbing the vintage military issue field and bomber jackets was a no brainer, at less than $10 for both. My purchases awarded me 6 entries into their monthly gift card drawing and a coupon for 50% off the highest priced item of my choosing, should I return the next Tuesday. They have color coded discounts daily. Now to see if I can hold myself accountable and actually resell these items whilst decluttering my home. The treasure sirens continue to sing my name anytime I get close to a thrift store. Ahhh aaahh ah!

My friend Rhonda won the Grand Prize drawing, and got many brand new gifts! So many it filled her…read moreSUV up! Charlie Hintz and his wife Alesa helped with photos, and loading! This place is a great place to come to! Great stuff, and prices! The staff is wonderful too.

Large selection of healthy plants. Staff is knowledgeable and shares information to help you be…read moresuccessful in your gardening endeavor. Our backstory...we found Sebright more than 15 years ago and started our shade plants collection at our cabin. Forest fire took away over 12 years of gardening. After fire we dug down to find ash laden root balls with live eyes! Brought them home...cleaned them up and grew them out with 90% success rate. Our replacement garden is thriving With many more adds from Sebright. I have pix if you are interested! The exhibition gardens are inspirational! When we have out of town guests we share Sebright with them.

If you are looking for shade and woodland plants, Sebright Gardens is one of your best options in…read morethe area. If you are seeking hostas, they are your number one option in Oregon, and maybe anywhere! Seriously, I started to try to pick some out, but I didn't have a lot of spare time, so decided I'd better return when I had a couple hours. They, no exaggeration, have 500+ varieties! In addition to the absolutely insane amount of hostas, they also had more varieties of ferns, astilbe and epimedium than I have ever seen gathered in one place. I quickly filled a basket with my selections, then loped along, arms overflowing with additional plants that didn't fit. There were a couple customers in line as I was paying, and we all laughed about trying to limit your purchases by only using a basket. Learn from my mistakes and opt for the carts! Anyways, I ended up with a beautiful golden geum, three hardy fuchsias, two yellow wonder strawberries, a red (Valentine) bleeding heart, striped lily of the valley, a hardy begonia, and dancing geisha dianthus. They had all the kooky, fun plant varieties that I am always seeking, in addition to their more standard counterparts. They also had limited bushes and trees, and some pretty display gardens and landscaping to serve as inspiration. Prices are comparable to other nurseries, in some cases lower. The gentleman who assisted me at checkout was friendly and nice, and Sebright just felt like such a pleasant place to shop as all the customers were so sweet and echoed excitement about everyone else's finds in addition to their own. Sebrights are my favorite chickens. Just look one up and tell me they aren't the cutest! You know this nursery must be good if they share a moniker. Lastly, while they don't have a specific date they open for the season each year, for 2022 it was the end of March, and they said that is about in line with what they normally do. So if you get a hankerin' for some early spring gardening they are ready for ya!

So many varieties and walkable garden…read more Prices are half of garden center. Start at $25 per gallon.

When I see a sign that says "Peonies," I follow it! With their soft sherbet colors or bright…read morevibrant hues, ruffled petals or textured cones, I love them all! Plus, they smell so good! After a day in Salem visiting Schreiner's Iris Garden (spectacular garden filled with Iris, lupine, columbine, peony) and Adelman Peony Garden (exquisite) I passed a sign for Brook Garden Peonies and followed the trail of signs pointing the way. It's a bit off the beaten path and down a long gravel road (definitely had to wash my car afterwards!) that takes you past the garden's owners home to a large parking area next to a field of peonies. Mid May to mid June is the best time to go if you want to experience the peony, and iris, if full bloom. It's a spectacular sight with a huge variety in color combinations, petal shape and texture. Nothing like spending time in the beauty of nature to breath it all in. It has a way of grounding you and giving perspective to the greater world around you. This garden is not a structured garden for viewing like you will experience at Adelman's, where they have a formal garden in front and fields of peonies in the back. This is a field where you can wonder up and down the rows and identify peonies that you like from the hundred plus varieties, many heirloom. Many prolific bloomers. Next to the field is the covered area where the owners ring up your purchases. You can purchase gallon containers for your garden and bouquets of these gorgeous and fragrant flowers for your home. The owners are so friendly and clearly enthusiastic about their farm. They genuinely want their customers to be excited and have great results with their own peonies And offer tips on how and where to plant and how to get the most blooms. for the 2021 season, they are open May 1 through June 13 on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am - 6 pm.

Our service was great! Plenty of selection. Perfect price for our budget! I'd definitely recommend…read morethis for quality furniture and a great price!

What a great company who employees veterans. Always super friendly and have some fun rotating…read morestock. I've found some gems here! Always recommend stopping by here!