I did not expect to come upon this place on my way to Rehobeth Beach (20 mins. away) , but after I…read morepassed it on the road I had to make a U-turn and I'm glad I did. This quaint little farmhouse has been converted into a quaint country gift shop full of interesting and varied local art which, according to the owners, regularly gets updated (monthly?). Anyway, it's definitely worth a visit since it's quite unique!

Love this place! Lots of goodies in a cool old farmhouse! A mix of antiques, gifts, repurposed…read morefurnishings and more!

Wow, they sure stink at doing business…read more If you've ever bought anything from these guys, I urge you to return it right away. They claim that they're willing to take returns for up to two years. Even if you damaged the product. Go ahead. Bring it back to them and expect a full refund. That's their policy. Because that's what they're trying to pull on one of their suppliers, trying to return a product they damaged after 2 years of it letting it sit in the sun. Or something. I mean, come on. What kind of shady scam are they trying to pull?

From the owner: A collection of unique ladybug gifts, seasonal gifts, turtle items and more!read more

Such a wonderful quaint store with a delicious selection of candy, spices, organic items, and…read moregifts. This store is great and easy to lose yourself in. There is something for everyone here. The staff are friendly and know the products.

If your looking for free Covid 19 samples with purchase of your cards you've come to the right…read moreplace. Maskless owner encourages maskless customers. Shop at your own risk!

I came in to support a local small business.... However, I was met with political perspectives/…read moreviews.. I just wanted a card not personal opinions .... It's a no for me...

We were passing through during a road trip and decided to stop and check out this store. What a…read moregreat find! They had beautiful decor and gifts. Most of the Christmas decorations were still up but I'm curious to see what they have during the rest of the year. When the woman behind the counter found out we were from out of town she suggested a place to stay overnight and some local restaurants which was right up our alley. Love when the locals give recommendations. I bought a winter hat and a tote bag that said "shop local".

Since my first review, this gift shop has expanded into their adjoining, larger building. They have…read morea very nice selection of gift items, including jewelry and nice soaps, home decor, including candles, decorative outdoor flags, and doormats, and seasonal items. I find the prices to be a little high, and friends have agreed. However, the wonderful selection still inspires me to visit from time to time. I do wish they would carry a better selection of greeting cards and some gift wrap. The ladies who work there are very nice. Definitely worth a stop, and once again, a wonderful addition to Bridgeville's shopping.

I ordered a toy chest for my granddaughter for Christmas and added her name only to personalize the…read moretoy chest. There was a section that was a default birthday, and they added that which was wrong. I did not choose that date however when I called customer service that made me pay for the changes to the top piece of the toy chest. *****Buyer beware of default birthday when ordering this item. They could have sent me a courtesy replacement but they charged me $25 plus shipping. I will not order from this company again.

I have gotten many gifts from My Bambino and I found them to be so wonderful with whom to deal and…read moretheir products are exceptional. I get all my baby gifts from My Bambino even when I knit a baby afghan to go with the gift.

Great selection and very reasonable prices. Knowledgeable and super friendly . You'll easily spend…read morean hour there

It was my first time at Peppers (Monday, May 4th), and I was excited about it. Arrived about 9am,…read moreand was quickly overwhelmed (in a good way) at the variety and trying to navigate the connected greenhouse rooms and out door areas. It's a little like a maze, only organized into right angles. Seemed there was only one way in and one way out, which is also okay. Things went downhill after the first hour as it was getting crowded, and customers were waiting in the parking lot hoping to snag a cart from someone leaving. by 10:30 it was so crowded, with cutomers as well as employees trying to move racks of plants around, that it was often necessary to wait for someone to pass, before I could walk down a main aisle heading in the opposite direction. I had to check out twice, and both times the owner (Mr. Pepper) and his wife were at the counter. Both tended to speak only to the girl working the register, but when necessary to ask me for clarification (like "Is this your's too?" kind of thing), the tone was curt and to the point, delivered without a smile. It was busy, I get that there's little time for chit-chat, but it felt a little like being in line at the Soup Nazi (Seinfeld, Season 7, Episode 6). But, I wouldn't be writing this review if it weren't for what I realized this morning: Every single basil plant I bought is actually a dozen or so plants growing together in a small pot. I bought seven, and when picking them out I was curious as to why they were so small. Now I know. This seems to be a trend I've noticed, at both Lowe's and Home Depot, where several plants are crammed into one pot to create the illusion of a larger plant with an established root system. Crowded roots become suppressed roots, thus a stunted plant that does not thrive. This **can** be seen by some as a plus, but I find it misleading, and it is not a proper potting method for growing healthy plants. The basils ranged from $2.95 to $3.95. And last, I never did see where the restrooms were, but one of the friends I was with, who has been here many times, shook her head when I asked where it was, saying, "You don't want to go in there." Maybe it was an outhouse? I took her advice and visited Royal Farms on the way home. In summary, it is worth going to, but be ready for a less than enjoyable experience, unless you arrive and leave early. Get there early to get a cart, don't expect "friendly" service if it's busy, and check the stems of whatever you consider buying to see if multiple plants are potted.

Once again, Ivins has offered amazing customer service and a beautiful arrangement for a special…read morebirthday for a special someone.

We stopped by Ivins at the last minute for a bouquet to give to our granddaughter after her play…read more The lovely florist (I didn't catch her name!) fixed us up a beautiful (and affordable!) bouquet, even incorporating our granddaughter's favorite color. She was very sweet, and our granddaughter was so happy to get flowers! Thank you so much, Ivins! (I wish I took a photo for this review but I didn't think of it soon enough)

I've placed two orders with this shop over the past few weeks. For the first order, the florist…read moredid not include a card... I placed another order on a Friday for Saturday delivery. I got a call Saturday morning that the designer hadn't come in and that my order will be cancelled and refunded. I had to scramble to find another florist capable of same day delivery. I doubt I will be placing any other orders with Milford Florist.

I received a large holiday centerpiece on Friday, 12/10/20. Everything from the misspellings on…read morethe gift card, to the delivery, to the arrangement itself was very disappointing. The ratio of filler & plastic balls, leaves to flowers was at least 3:1. There was no smell - not even from the evergreens. I phoned the florist to ask some questions the same day, got an answering machine and have still (12/15/20) have not received the courtesy of a return call. All the flowers have died and I threw the entire piece out yesterday. I'm certain the sender spent quite a bit and she certainly did not get her money's worth - and I am very disappointed. Karen C. Magnolia, DE