Kraemer's is a true gem!…read more I've been in several times for my landscaping needs from the small space to fill by my front door to the big area I filled with lavender and hydrangeas. Every time, the staff is soooo helpful with all my questions, and I learn a little something each time I leave too. On my recent trip, I saw a gorgeous Fall planter in Fine Gardening's magazine, I brought the photo in and asked for all the plants in that photo. They helped me pick out every one and gave me a little knowledge on the different ornamental grasses too. Kraemer's blows Al's garden center out of the water... they are local and prices reasonable, they are now my go to for my planting needs. Can't say enough great things about them!

Normally love this place. But I was looking for a dwarf scheffelera house plant today to replace…read morethe one I returned to Lowe's infested with scale insects. The plants I found here were also infested!! I was dismissed when I showed it to the cashier. She scraped off the one I showed her and said she'd take care of that plant. I'm pretty sure she wasn't going to inspect the rest of the House plant collection. Anyway, I'll probably come back for garden plants. But House plants? I don't think so.

During our visit to the area we planned lots of stops at farms and gardens and unfortunately…read morebecause of the dates and seasons we ended up traveling, these gardens were the only ones that ended up being open with flowers in bloom. Still just this one location makes it more than worth the drive. The front garden is absolutely lovely with little walking paths and a variety of flowers in all different colors. To the East, they have rows and rows of blooming peony fields that you are free to walk through. It's peaceful, smells amazing and makes for some really good photos. Did I mention it was free? I believe they were getting ready for an event the day that we visited, so we probably only spent about 30 to 40 minutes here but it was quite enjoyable. They had a good selection of potted peonies, cut flowers and other items for sale and they also had picnic tables. So if you wanted to bring a little lunch and just enjoy nature, it seems like they would welcome that. If you're in the area during peony season, this location is definitely worth the stop!

When the peonies are in bloom, Adelman Peony Gardens is one of my favorite places to spend an…read moreafternoon. I often come here for peaceful walks under the big blue Oregon sky, surrounded by endless rows of beautiful peonies. Even when it's busy, there's a sense of calm and tranquility that makes it easy to slow down and enjoy the moment. Best of all, it's free to visit. If you'd like to bring a picnic, there are plenty of tables and grassy spots to spread out and relax. Whether you're a flower lover, photographer, or just looking for a beautiful place to unwind, this is a special little gem in the Willamette Valley.

Located a little ways off of I-5. They have a lot of parking available. There is an entrance fee to…read moreget in. There are multiple fields on all sides of the property that will require a decent amount of walking. Beautiful grounds with rows of iris' that are mixed in with a variety of other flowers. The fields themselves have giant tractor tire indents, which makes the walk around unsteady. Overall gorgeous and not as large as I expected but a great spot to have lunch at a picnic table.

A nice place to spend an afternoon. Parking is a breeze and its a short walk to the iris fields on…read morethe periphery that are great to explore. There's a nice gift shop on site. Beyond the blooms, I found myself really admiring the variety of trees planted all over the grounds, some of which were truly striking. The absolute highlight, though, is the central display garden, which is a spectacular burst of color filled not just with irises, but roses, alliums, columbines, lupines, and clematis. To top it off, there's a cozy shaded picnic area right next to it, complete with food trucks to grab a refreshing bite after a warm walk through the fields.

Such an amazing time on the llama walk!!! The llamas were friendly as was the staff, everything was…read morewell paced and a great value for the money. Our family loves frog pond farm already so this was an awesome new experience. In addition to that we happened to be there when baby goats were roaming around so that was the cherry on top of an already fantastic experience. Will definitely do the llama walks again! Thank you for a fun morning!!!

I took my kids for a visit to frog pond farm. They have a plethora of animals for you to visit…read more You can buy feed cups for $5 at the admissions office. Their fall festival, including the pumpkin patch, was not running yet and I felt some of the farm was a little limited because of that. They ran out of apple cider donuts for purchase and parts of the farm had a closed sign on it. That being said, there was still plenty of animals to visit, including two camels!, bounce houses for kids, outdoor games, and general farm vibes. Next time I would pack a picnic lunch as the only options available were lemonade and donuts until they were sold out on site. Staff was friendly and the animals looked well cared for. Perfect spot for a weekend farm day activity. I was surprised how much fun my kids had and look forward to visiting again when I can walk more of the farm.

Oh my CHRISTMAS!!!! This place is SO festive from the minute you walk in!! The smell and FEEL and…read moresounds of Christmas!! It's perfection!!! I love how every single area is themed. From the Christmas Vacation area, to the Grinch and Whoville, the Beavers tree and the Ducks tree...the beer trees, retro trees and ornaments I could go ON and ON. There are treasures GALORE and Christmas decor for any desire here. We also saw the Halloween area with TONS of beautiful villages and decor. There really is something for everyone here!! And don't forget they're also a Tree Farm! So you can cut your own tree too!! I wanted to leave with LOTS of things but ended up just with a "Naughty" stocking for our puppy. Ha ha. I'm definitely bringing my kids here. It's so adorable and FESTIVE!!

Love this store! Love that they open in July to give us our Halloween and Christmas decor fix!…read moreImpressive, up to date stock of Department 56 figurines and buildings along with an abundance of other ornaments and household decor. The shop owners are friendly and super helpful :)

Only open 2 times a year to the public. Mother's Day weekend and the weekend before. Good prices,…read morevery nice selection of plants and colors, very helpful employees to get your plants to your car. Sorry David. I knew it was only two weekends, but we thought it was the weekend before and the weekend of Mothers Day. Good to know plus it helps anyone that sees this review of the correct dates. Thank you for the correction.

Obersinner opens to the public two weekends in spring where one can find good bargains but one can…read morealso find B&B Trees that have had their roots cut severely. We are repeat customers who went this year and spent close to $400. 2 of the trees were over $100 and we were disappointed at the lack of roots. We are babying them trying to get them to survive. The savings and good deals don't look so good when you get a bad deal. All sales final, the sign says. Next time, no balled and burlap trees. We will be more careful in the future.

I went to the summer event this farm throws and it was a really fun time. There was a lot of people…read morebut it was bearable. I appreciate the free parking, affordable food vendors, and affordable flower prices! I went home with some GORGEOUS dahlias. They had a small live cover band playing popular songs. Lots of small vendors. They had a gift shop but it was so full of people that my party opted to not look around. We got grilled cheese from one of the food trucks and it was super good. Cooked really well. My friends got the cider donuts and they were also good. Super mild in flavor. The flowers themselves were beautiful. So many colors and types. The names of the flowers were great. Got a lot of great photos. Please keep staying affordable and don't turn into woodburn tulip farm!

So beautiful!!!! It was such a relaxing way to spend a Friday. We took gorgeous photos and there…read morewere food carts and a live band. The gift shop is super cute. staff were very friendly and knowledgeable.

Loved this nursery. Very friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful flowers and plants. We will for sure…read morebe visiting again.

Baskets! this is a really great nursery for hanging baskets. They have commercial contracts with…read moremajor cities all up and down the coast for hanging baskets. So this is a great location to come to enroll in one of their basket workshops to build your own. Great selection of small annuals and perennials to create the perfect sun, shade, or combination basket. For us in the Pacific Northwest, it is a rite of spring to make the trip to Country Garden and build our spring baskets. Your basket then hangs in their greenhouse until Mother's Day, growing in the perfect environment to be ready to take home and hang with pride. In the fall it is a build or buy for a fall basket that will make it through the winter. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful and you will have a wonderful flowering basket to show for your efforts.