Booked the Easter egg hunt workshop and it was amazing!! You get to hunt for eggs (technically it…read morewas different colours for different age groups based on difficulty level but we found that it was a free for all) in a basket provided. You can also bring your own basket if preferred. After trading in a set number of eggs, you get a small prize of seeds and a small terracotta pot. The eggs were hidden on top of shrubs, behind pots, in the soil of some other pots. Very good variety of hiding spots. After you can move on to make the bunny's breakfast bowl! We got a giant planter bowl with various plants to repot (two pansies, two lettuce, two kale, and a sprig of parsley as the centerpiece. There were also two Easter bunnies for photo ops!

Their products look good, but I did not have a chance to buy any…read more The floor staff were not pleasant.

We attended the Little Diggers event at Sheridan Nurseries. Prebooked online and 5$ fee includes…read moreall supplies used to create your own unique planter and the plants! The staff (specificaly Cheyenne) were so enthusiastic offering ideas and fun facts about how to care for the plants at home. Very generous with the supplies such as stickers, popsicle sticks,pipe cleaners and paint. Such a fun activity, highly recommend.

I went to buy some plants to grow along side my daughter. (I was pregnant and thought it would be…read moreso nice to have a plant like that!) I didn't notice at first, but there was someone tailing me. I walked back and forth to be certain. Soon he was just standing two feet away from me. I ended up buying some plants (which I probably shouldn't have. One had some sort of blight.) I was going to ask for help at the counter. However, they were pretty rude at the cash and it was then I realized the follower worked there. Then two of them followed me all the way to the car. I don't know if they thought my pregnant belly was a plant or something, but I was just wearing a summer dress and sandals. No where to hide anything. Plus I was holding my wallet. No purse at all. Honestly, I was scared of the two workers following me. I called my friend to tell her just in case they decided to jump me. When I got to the car, they stared at me and quickly put my plants in the back, then drive away. I have never seen such behaviour and I'm still wondering if they were planning to jump or attack me. I will not shop there again.

I used to drop by Ajax practically every weekend. I stopped doing it for a couple of years, but I…read morerecently revisited what I used to do. Instead, I drop by once a month. When I am in Ajax, I pass by the Real Canadian Superstore often. Shockingly, I had never been in the store until yesterday. My dear friend and I like Joe Fresh. We decided to drop by and check out what this supermarket has to offer. It's a large, typical Real Canadian Superstore. We found the Joe Fresh area and browsed. She was there to look at pants and jeans. I love the selection in this section, especially the loungewear. I like coming to this store to check out nail polish. I haven't given the Joe Fresh brand a try. One of these days, I will give it a shot. There is a huge assortment of gift cards. I have never seen anything like it. I also loved that you can get the lowest price on M&M's chocolate bars. I was happy. The produce is fresh. I also love the bakery. There was plenty of parking here, even with the extra gardening section that blocked up part of it. I will need to visit this store more often. It's tough when you have this store and a decent Sobey's roughly a block away. (177)

This is a big, bright beautiful store, with logically organized aisles (I hate it when they label a…read more"cookies" aisle, but not one for crackers - Real Canadian labels them both!). Their seafood section, deli and meat section always features very fresh products. Anything that isn't is sold for discount. If you want to buy deli meat, I recommend buying it from the actually deli counter. The lower cost will save you money. The lack of packaging will save the environment. Win-win, I call it! I bought $5 of parma prosciutto at the deli counter, and the same product would have cost $10 from the fridge case. They have a wide selection of foods from various cultures and cuisines, in addition to books, magazines, clothing and household items. You could do pretty much anything here except auto repairs! There is even a wine store in there. If you want one-stop shopping, then this is the place to go!

This place is the best in terms of support for learning about growing. They have a wide range of…read moreproducts, an excellent cloning kit, and the right soils and nutrients for all stages of growing. The friendly, helpful staff willingly gives advice, and discusses the pros and cons of various products and approaches. They have many products for both indoors and outdoors, ranging from grow lights to scrogging nets. They are quite happy to consult with you over the phone, and sometimes will encourage you to email pictures to them so that they can provide more individualized advice. If you are looking to get into this, I highly recommend Tree of Life. There's plenty of parking, and you can order for pickup in the back of the store if you would prefer not to go in. Great place and source of information!

From the owner: We exist to serve the retail needs of all gardeners, hobbyists, and cultivation experts. Whether…read moreyou are a seasoned veteran, or still developing your green thumb; we've got you covered!

Excellent customer service. They came through for me in a pinch and were very knowledgeable. Lots…read moreof selection in store with friendly, efficient staff. Couldn't ask for anything more.