I had a great experience last Sunday picking out a tree. Joe helped me by taking out each tree and…read morechoosing one that he thought was most fresh. In addition, I called around for a small 3 foot tree and everywhere else was $35+. It was only $25 here. After I propped it on the stand it was literally 5 feet. Perfect for my little condo.

Boutht a tree here about a week before The company was down to 3 trees and none were that great but…read morenot terrible. The owner said he would give the Groupon price so we thought it would be decent deal and worth it even though the tree wasn't wonderful. But then it still ended up being almost $60. We got it home, unwrapped it, and most of the tree fell to the floor. It was virtually dead. It should have been given away or at the very most sold for a very minimal price. $60 for this almost dead tree was a rip off. As soon as we realized how dried out it was, I called him and left a message and have received no call back, I texted him and have not heard back, I drove by the lot and there was no one there. Very disappointed. The worst tree we've ever had.

I wanted to post this review before years end in 2025, but got very sick... so hopefully this will…read morebring Christmas joy in 2026! This is the second year we've visited the Family Christmas Tree Farm looking for a Christmas tree last minute. Same as last year, we were not sure if we were going to get a Christmas tree since years past it has been an ordeal purchasing, transporting, cutting and placing the tree. But my hesitation is mainly that I'm in an arm cast second holiday/Christmas season in a row, making it extremely difficult for me to help out and leaving all the hard work to hubs. I'm so blessed he's all mine! I love Christmas and of course need a Christmas tree regardless of the situation... so when I say, let's go take a look and see what trees they have, the hubs is all aboard! Located out in El Cajon it is not terribly far away, about 20 min give or take. Each time we've visited, it's been in the evening, not extremely packed busy, a consistent flow of customers coming and going. Our first visit, I didn't know what to expect. It's not a huge Christmas tree farm, big enough to have a good selection of different trees of all sizes. Pre-cut and cut your own. I don't know what it is, maybe under the evening light, the snow flocked trees stood out like a shining star! Two years in a row, we bought a snow flocked tree, last year a Douglas fir, this year a Noble fir and both at an incredible price! Granted, it was the week before Christmas, the trees were both only $99! I loved our first tree last year, but I love this year's tree even more! We came, we saw, I found my perfect tree in under 10 minutes! We both walked around the cut trees and I just knew which one I wanted, but we both made sure there wasn't another that looked better. About 7-8' tall, he was fluffy, evenly spaced branches, perfectly straight center stem at top, he was the one! The process was super simple and fast, all done and ready to go home with 5 minutes! We took our tree tag and paid for it. Next we found an employee that removed the base (optional rebar stand if you want to keep it), bagged our tree and placed it in our car (Tesla MY) and it fit perfectly! We trimmed the trunk base and up it went! With some minor adjustments, we had our Christmas tree all set up! Smoothest year so far! This year's tree was perfect! Absolutely gorgeous! Simply the best! Series: 9 2026: 2

Came here on a busy Sunday afternoon. There's a small entrance fee. It was a warm sunny day…read more(mid-October) and a bit dusty from all the hay. There was a decent amount to do... "U pick" sunflowers and a pumpkin patch. Lots of photo ops with other fall/pumpkin arrangements. Julian Apple cider for sale. A hayride. And a hay maze with a little scavenger hunt.. find certain points in the made and get a little treat! Overall , friendly people managing everything, and well organized. The small entrance fee seems appropriate. A fun seasonal activity.

I came here because of a Living Social "deal" in which I paid $30 for $60 worth of Christmas…read moretrees/products from this company called PB Christmas trees which has 3 locations and I went to their La Mesa operation. The place is one of those temporary businesses that sets up in the Big Lots parking lots just for Christmas season. The reason I'm giving such a terrible rating is for 2 reasons: 1. The $60 credit didn't even get me a 5 foot tree! I had to spend an additional $15 on top of the $30 I already spent for the voucher to get just a 5 foot tree= ridiculous prices. That means someone without that living social 'deal' would be paying in excess of $75.00 for a 5-6 foot tree= insanity. 2. I e-mailed PB Christmas trees to express my displeasure with my experience from them (high prices, minimal service, tree turning brown after 1 week!) = No response from PB Christmas trees and now 3 weeks later so reviewing them. Prices= High Quality= Low Service= None (they upcharge you to 'net' the tree which is a courtesy at any other place). Final Thoughts= will not be back!

We used a daily type of deal for this place last year. Thought we would get be getting a huge tree…read morebased on the "deal". Turns out there trees are priced int he $100s for a regular size tree. Not only did we use our deal but I ended up spending another $50 just to get an okay looking tree. The selection was very limited. Also the tree ended up drying out before Christmas, we watered everyday. Not sure if this is the tree or just a fluke. In my 36 years of life, I have never seen a tree turn brown before Christmas. Prices are just WAY TO HIGH. No service to speak of. Poor selection. Bottom line, will not be back. FYI: The store that rhymes with Rostco has amazing trees for around $50.

I went to customer service this morning and a nice short lady named Dolly, was very helpful. We…read morebrought in a plant that had a price on it, my cousin Purchase it on her credit card but didn't showed up on her card. So I asked Dolly if we can get store credit or cash? We didn't have a receipt. The plant was 25.00 +. So Ms. Dolly was nice enough to give us a 10.00 gift card. Well I spend 60.00 there today. I'm there alot amd it's nice to have someone go Beyond to give something back. 10.00 is 10.00. Anyways.tanks again

Came by the garden section to grab some yard stuff. We were so happy to see that they had lady…read morebugs..... YAY!! The staff greeted us as soon as we walked in. Our cashier was very helpful & friendly. We love going to Home Depot for their decently priced items.

This craft show has such a varied assortment of handmade items from jewelry, succulent gifts,…read morewoodworking items, vintage goods and so much more. There are at least 30 different vendors which makes this a great place to shop for just about anyone. Prices are great. If you are looking for a unique gift for someone, this is the place to go. The owner puts on 3 shows a year. I highly recommend!

I try to go to these craft sales every time they have them and have attended several over the…read moreyears. Lucky me, they are only a couple of blocks from my house so I just walk over there. I have never sold there though I would like to look into it and I have talked to people about it and understand it is reasonable. Usually the sales are held at the La Mesa Community Center so that is the address I have listed, but occasionally they are held short distance away, down the hill at the Nan Couts cottage. Both venues are small and cozy and the sales are fun and don't require a huge amount of walking. There are always plenty of handmade items to choose from and often craft supplies as well. The ladies who work it are very nice. Bathrooms are available and occasionally light refreshments. Naturally the sales that are close to Christmas have more Christmas decoration type merchandise where whereas the ones held in the spring and summer have more summer related items though you might find all of the above year round. There are a few edibles along with the gift items and useful items. You can find dish towels, key chains, dog biscuits, aprons, tea cozies, planters, jellies, hand painted wine glasses, homemade cookies, dip mixes, pet related items, American Girl doll clothes, Christmas tree ornaments, hand sewn and hand knitted items, jewelry and beaded items, beautiful scarves, and even a few items of furniture and wall hangings. Not every item is available at every fair but every fair has an interesting assortment well worth checking out. There is plenty of parking as well.

This is my second time visiting Rancho Valhalla Nursery and it didn't disappoint. They had the…read moreplants I wanted & great prices. Everyone is always so helpful and friendly. I was happy with the plants I had purchased on my previous visit, so I wanted some more. If I remember correctly Jim helped me load everything in my car. He also taught me some things about plants that I didn't realize, so I was very grateful. Looking forward to getting my bushes planted. Will definitely be back & recommending this nursery to friends.

Wide variety of plants and trees and vegetables for my garden, they are all very healthy good…read morelooking. Really great prices. Even better was the super friendly helpful staff! Much much better than the big box store or stuffy place that begins with the letter A.

The best place in City Heights and my favorite San Diego nursery! I can be here all day -- and so…read morecan my pup Enzo. First of all, the place is huge. There's so much to see, so bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and comfy shoes since the ground can be uneven. You'll encounter steps, slopes, and some dirt paths. The parking lot is small and fills up fast, so I like to get there early, especially if I'm doing a big plant haul. It can be tricky loading plants when you're parked far away. What doesn't this place have? There's an onsite bar and grill that's dog‑friendly, has live music, and serves brunch on weekends. There's also a cute boutique flower/gift shop with curated items perfect for any plant lover. They offer free local classes to help educate the community -- I've taken the shrub class, but they have tons of gardening‑related workshops. They have chickens, birds, turtles, and more. They care for and rescue animals, which is amazing. They sell compost, and they have every plant you can imagine, plus a large selection of seeds, pots, tools, beekeeping supplies, and canning equipment. I love that this is a neighborhood, locally owned nursery that truly gives back. They do so much to educate the community and promote sustainability. Please support them and get your next plant baby here. A perfect place for kids and pups!

Parking sucks as their small lot fills up fast, but this place is awesome otherwise. There are…read moredifferent parts to this nursery, including the store, Nate's Garden Grill which featured live music in their the outdoor patio this past Saturday during our visit, and of course the garden area filled with a range of flowers, plants, fruits, sculptures, a bonsai section, live animals (turtles, rabbits, mini donkeys, and chickens), even a lemonade stand (being run by a kid) where we picked up some cookies and refreshments. The setting is beautiful and a joy to explore. And it's a great spot to check out for all of your gardening needs.

Auntie tried to grow strawberries... Home Depot said "not today"…read more Let Auntie put you on real quick... If you're trying to grow your own food (because grocery prices are doing THE MOST), The Home Depot is a solid place to start--but keep your receipt, okay? Now listen... I grabbed strawberry roots (red & white) and a berry plant, fully committed to my "grow my own fruit" era. Bought compost, followed directions, even went to YouTube University like a good student Not gonna lie... Them plants said absolutely nothing back to me. No sprouts, no greens... just vibes and dry roots After 3 1/2 weeks, I realized I was out here watering ghosts. BABY... they sold me dead plants. But overall... Here's where they redeemed themselves--returns were EASY. No attitude, no hassle. I brought everything back (yes, I dug up every last root like a crime scene investigation ‍), showed my receipt, and got my full refund. They even reminded me I have 90 days if anything goes left. Pro tip: open a free business account so your receipts stay on file--thank me later for that one too. "Do yourself a favor and try it first... and you can thank me later "

I could find what I needed as this isn't my normal hd I shop at. The self check out is good if you…read moreknow what you're doing (like I do) but I see so many people who should go to a cashier line. Struggling and of course backing those who want to get in and out. The worst thing about this store is the parking lot configuration. AND BACKING IN TO PARKING SPOTS SHOULD BE PREVENTED.

This is the only hobby lobby I have been to. I'm a repeat customer. Prices are relatively cheap for…read morewhat you are getting. I do like the variety of crafts and materials and tools available at a single store and not needing to drive around town looking for things in different stores. I have always received good customer service. Some even above and beyond. The only thing I did notice is that for a Saturday afternoon the lines were pretty long. Which I understand since they are closed Sundays. Not sure if they need to open more cashiers to help customers get out the door. But I'm usually not in a hurry when I visit so it hasn't really bothered me. I recommend you stop by for your hobby needs. Chances are you will find it and will get good customer service.

O like to buy small, crystal objects when i shop at Hobby Lobby. It can get busy in here, so i…read moreusually go in the evening. The store closes at 8:00 pm, so you have some time to shop. There is a lot of parking out from the store. However, often all of the handicapped parking spaces are taken. The fact that Hobby Lobby does not provide family planning access to healthcare to its employees bothers me and I consider that policy when I am thinking about shopping here

I usually go to the Dixieline on Sports Arena because its closer to my house but they are closed on…read moreSunday so I went to La Mesa. Sal one of the lumber lot guys is excellent, and Marty the guy in tools! Oh man he told me about the Flex tools promotion, the turn one in, buy one get one free! I have so many old tools I don't use anymore and now, I'm changing to Flex because of him. Thanks Sal and Marty and the extra 10 minutes is worth it to make this my local Dixieline.

i will never buy from this company again. i purchased sliding glass doors which took forever to…read morecomplete the purchase. however i had to return said doors. it took over 1 hour to return them. They did not have helpful employees. Nobody wanted to process the return. The Manager needs to be replaced as he has no takent for managing or organizing. Staff stand around doing nothing. Nobody directing large trucks so constant chaos. its like nobody wants to help process a return. Finally got credited on my account but leaving was a nightmare as the exits were blocked by large vehicles.