Huge assortment of home goods, craft goods, jewelry making, crystals and semi-precious stones and…read moremore! The shop has plenty to browse and look everywhere! Walls, floors, ceiling- you can run through the store and miss items! I found a couple of silicone molds to buy and the lady had brand new ones that weren't out on the floor yet- she let me have a look! The were just inventoried & I snagged an additional one. Super friendly staff and I just loved poking around this shop!

This was a great little shop. Very friendly staff and good prices on new and antique items.read more

Bought a nice couch about a year ago. Decided to go back to buy more furniture. Walked in past…read morestaff and started looking. No one approached to help after about 15 minutes so I left. As I was leaving, someone said, "better get back to work." Says a lot as far as I am concerned.

MaryBeth has proven time and time over to be a dedicated customer service representative. We will…read morecontinue to use Tracys as our first source for furniture.

We were there today for the Midsummer Antique Fare and decided to check out the nursery …read more I had a picture of a couple of flowers that were out by the restrooms . I asked lily if she knew what they were and she immediately took me over to what I was looking for . I appreciate the help that Lily ands Ava gave me.

If you're looking for an enchanting destination in the Skagit Valley, Christianson's Nursery is an…read moreabsolute must-visit. Wandering the beautiful, historic grounds feels like stepping into a peaceful country estate rather than a standard garden shop. They offer an incredible selection of exceptionally healthy indoor and outdoor plants, but the experience goes way beyond shopping. The property features stunning vintage greenhouses, an authentic 1888 schoolhouse chapel, a beautifully curated lifestyle gift shop.

The customer service here is top notch and everyone is very friendly. We had a specific vision in…read moremind for our landscaping and were striking out everywhere we looked for what we wanted. Came to Sunland and they had something that would work but they were out of it. They kept in contact with me as they were making it and let me know when it was ready. Each trip in to pick up more, they were so helpful and kind. The product is quality and looks very nice. I highly recommend Sunland Bark & Toil.

Good quality materials, I am always happy with their compost. Good prices. Friendly staff!read more

I ordered a birthday bouquet for a friend using the internet. Buer's called to let me know the…read morevase pictured was not available and offered several substitutions. I was impressed that they took the time to get my input. The bouquet was delivered in a timely fashion and was more beautiful than pictured. I will definitely use them again. Excellent product and customer service.

I can't speak to the flowers, but the fudge that they sell is delicious! We got one of each flavor…read moreand our only quandary is trying to decide which one is the best.

This spectacular garden tour (and fundraiser for Skagit Symphony) was the perfect way to spend a…read morerecent sunny Sunday afternoon with my favorite dude, as we drove around the beautiful Skagit Valley marveling at private gardens of all shapes, sizes, and styles. We started at the home of some local nursery owners. Of course, we were expecting this garden to be spectacular but it was more than that. It was perfect, but not TOO perfect. The plant and flower varieties were incredible, as were the on-site greenhouse and potting shed. There was also eclectic seating throughout the garden, a fruit orchard in the back, and a beautiful dome-topped iron trellis onto which an apple tree had been trained. This was the first stop on the tour and it did NOT disappoint. The remaining 6 stops on the tour were all in Anacortes, about a 20-minute drive from the first stop. There was a very handy guidebook provided with our tickets, which gave detailed, turn-by-turn directions between each garden and provided an overview of what to expect at the next stop. From water features to sculptures, the gardens featured not just plants but lots of inspiration for my own garden. The finale was a breathtaking house overlooking neighboring Guemes Island, with a yard full of carefully curated sculptures and a deck with sweeping views of the sailboats down below. Many stops also included live symphony music played on-site, as well as (much needed) water stations as the day was very warm. Parking was challenging in a couple of the spots, but there were also plenty of volunteers and helpers on hand to help out. My only suggestion: would it be possible to have a local wine vendor pouring samples at each garden? I mean, it doesn't hurt to ask right? This was the first garden tour I've been on in several years, and I look forward to going again next year if at all possible!

Great shop of cute home decor items! They had a lot of things in the 50% and 70% discount section…read morethat I was so close to buying! Definitely stop in on your next trip to Anacortes!

Very helpful customer service , they responded to my questions quickly / My order was shipped super…read morefast and packaged ver securely. Highly recommend this shop.

I loved discovering this tiny shop filled with all sorts of treasures. My favorite find were some…read morewonderful silk blend scarves that my grand daughters loved.

What a great verity of gifts or for yourself. Something new to see everyday. Reasonable priced,…read moreI've bought several things here for myself and gifts.