Went here to purchase a few plants, and then came back again for the fall festival they had. Very…read morecute nursery with a large selection. Some of the staff are more "plant people" than "people people" but they usually have those staff caring for the plants, and the more customer-service oriented staff at the checkout, and I actually really enjoy my checkout experience because of those staff. Plants are a good price and again, can't beat the selection! I like that the parking is big too.

This is truly plant nursery heaven…read more Not that I have a great green thumb , but I easily could spend hours here walking through their well organized plants and tree aisles. They had a large selection of fruit trees that were sectioned by types. Satsuma, Cara Cara apple and plum would be my favorite. They were out of rhe orange and Meyer lemon trees we were interested in .That did not stop us from wandering around to look at their Christmas trees and whole house of poinsettias. Wow!!! I have never seen so many in a nursery ever.

Great plants/trees. Great service. Knowledge and Great advice. Bought 30 trees and plants. Great…read morevalue. Highly recommend!

I am more black-thumbed than Rappaccini's Daughter. Plants…read morethat are supposed to survive the apocalypse shrivel in my wake. African violets? Cactus? No match. It is a challenge keep a dandelion alive. So I appreciate a vendor that sends directions a 800# and links to answer the questions I have- instead of scoffing at my ineptitude. This is huge. The prices are unbeatable. Hire pro landscaping? I can't get these prices even wholesale in Chicago. I have looked at pretty flowers thriving in neighbor's yards and tried to find compatible plants of comparable beauty- pink ruffled azaleas are $14 here at Home Depot... score for $7 online from this vendor! Also, they ship FAST- I live in Chicago and it has never taken more than two days for plants to arrive by mail. This gives me time to ready the soil, buy whatever fertilizers or containers are required. I need all the help I can get!

I'm a fan! I came to this market one Saturday afternoon because I was in need of some local honey…read morefor my allergies. As we know, local honey is much better and more beneficial than store bought honey. The Frenchtown Farmer's Market is rather small. I would actually say it is smaller than the one out by Thomasville. However, the fresh produce and other goods are great....great quality and great price that is. I saw foods such as watermelons, sweet potato, tomatoes, okra, onions, and beans. There was also some great local honey from Walter, the bee keeper. He had some freshly cut sourdough bread for us to try the honey before purchasing. He had honey both with and without the honeycomb and they were $10 each. He also had some candles that were made out of bee pollen and said those, too were good for allergy sufferers. There was a stand where a lady was selling boiled peanuts; both spicy and non spicy. I saw some t-shirts for sale as well as some artwork. What I appreciated most was that there were people from different ethnic backgrounds and different ages. Everyone was so nice....it's not all the time you walk down the street and are greeted by everyone. There was even a young women set up street side who offered us some free water and free slices of watermelons. Many of the neighbors were sitting on their porches people watching and striking conversations with passersby. Although this is not a place where I could "stock up" on all the produce I desire, it is a great place to stop in to purchase a few items. I love that this market is still around and that some of the culture and history of Frenchtown is being preserved.

This is an amazing place. Alex, in particular really cares about personalized customer service and…read moreattention to detail. Their prices are always very sharp. The place is full of equipment, very organized and clean. Cool place cool people. Tell them I sent you.

Southside Mower provided us with very quick and excellent service on our lawnmower…read more Marlin M

I dropped my motor off to have the carb cleaned and was told it would be 100$ and they also didn't…read morehave it working correctly and recommended I spend additional 350$ with them to buy a new one and when I pick it up it's running exactly the same as dropped off except now with mismatched screws etc. When I told the guy who was working on it he threw up his hands and said well here it is and walked off. I don't know what happened in one year but this place is SORRY AS HELL NOW.

Been doing business with them for years. Always a great custumer service and very friendly…read moreenvironment. 10/10

Think nothing is new in Quincy? You need to check out The White Rabbit Market. Beautifully imagined…read morefrom the necessary [towels, housewares, clothing] to the whimsical[moss covered birdhouses and cups and saucers for feeding the birds] they will also be selling the books of local authors. This is the beginning of something wonderful. For example. Write this name down: Leslie Noyes. She is an author whose seventh book just went live on Amazon. She's a long drink of water from Texas. And though she's been in Tallahassee for over ten years now, when she opens her delightfully funny mouth to speak, out tumbles west Texas. She's a grandmother who is in a motorcycle gang [okay,group] and belongs to a water aerobics group called the Clownfish Asylum. She has said that her difficulty in remembering names is so bad that she makes her husband wear a name tag. More than ten million Kindle pages of her books have been read. She is one of a kind. Also one-of-a-kind is the just-opened-in-November new store on the courthouse square in Quincy just next door to the Gadsden Art Center. It is The White Rabbit Market. And when one-of-a-kind meets one-of-a-kind sparks fly! Inaugurating what promises to be exceptional, Leslie gave a look inside how her series of books [ Mayhem, Wedding, Reunion, Christmas, Second Chances, and Greed ] at The Happy Valley Motor Inn and Resort took shape in her brain and on her computer. The White Rabbit pulled out all the stops for their first local author. There was tea in antique porcelain teapots, cups and saucers. Pinkies were extended. Pastries and cookies trounced our diets. To a hushed crowd that laughed and cried with her, she read short selections from her books and autographed copies. More local authors are to follow. All of Leslie's books are available at The White Rabbit, Amazon, and Kindle. www.LeslieNoyesBooks.com; or visit her blog, Praying for Eyebrowz at www.nananoyz5forme.com; Leslie Noyes, Author, Facebook Quincy is emerging from its cocoon. It is almost Spring. Good eats, fun shopping, local authors. Come on down to The White Rabbit Market at 21 N. Madison St. in Quincy. thewhiterabbitmarket.com

The White Rabbit Market is a local marketplace and boutique featuring unique items, gifts, and…read moreperhaps some vintage or secondhand treasures. Quincy, Florida, has a charming small-town atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a quaint market like this.

This store has great service, cleaned my aging sewing machine. They offer classes, have fabrics ti…read moredie for. I wish they were closer! Go there. A bit more expensive than Joann Fabrics but the quality is far better.

Only been here once but was helped with everything I needed so well, I decided to review…read more As a beginner, I felt a little lost walking into this store for quilting champs. But Michelle answered all my questions & explained the differences between threads easily. She was so friendly & helpful. Will totally be going back as I progress through my home-training in sashiko!

The service was above reproach, prices are competitive and variety. They are always helpful with…read moreall my questions.