Hands down the most amazing selection I've ever seen at a nursery! They have something for everyone…read moreAND free coffee by the turtle pond! Whether you're looking to add some basic ground cover, fill in a few empty pots, or plant a few trees, you're sure to find what you're looking for. Seriously some great deals thorough the year and some of the coolest spliced fruit trees, if you are into that. There are plenty of knowledgeable people floating around to help if you need it and each greenhouse has a list of flower and plants that will fit your needs. On the particular trip I was looking for flowers to attract pollinators and I think I did great! Also they have an animal area where that you can walk through which is fun for kids of all ages and a BEAUTIFUL area around their pond to sit and relax. This is for sure my new favorite nursery... oh and they can deliver your trees if you don't have a truck!

Amazing nursery ! Everything you can find is in here. Rows and rows of flowers, trees, vegetables,…read morecacti etc. prices are reasonable and the plants are healthy. Plenty of parking and help from workers. Well worth the drive up.

I needed to order a LOT of 5/8 minus crushed gravel for my church's driveway. I had a budget of…read more$2,500, and they were super helpful in maximizing how much I could buy, including taxes. Their prices were significantly lower than the competition. So low, in fact, after the first quote, I asked the lady on the phone to run the numbers again just to make sure it was correct. I was able to buy 14 additional yards of gravel than I could have bought if I had gone with the other guys. They delivered on time and without any issues. Their drivers were courteous and professional, and very patient delivering to a bunch of amateurs wielding rakes and shovels. The families at Redemption Lutheran Church & School are very happy with the improvement to our driveway. Thanks so much!

I originally wasn't going to leave a review because the gentleman on the phone at Evergreen was…read moreinitially friendly; however, this has become such a terrible experience that I feel other gardeners should be warned. I bought $600 worth of garden soil and compost that is nothing but a disaster of sticks, rocks, plastic garbage, and is the deadest, driest soil imaginable. I see my container plants that are in regular bagged soil flourishing while the plants in the four raised beds I broke my back on filling with this garbage just stagnating. I called him mid job, saying I was new to the area and is it normal for the soil to look like this and he assured me it was. I emailed him afterwards and got a "sorry you don't like it." They should be ashamed of themselves, selling this stuff. There are other online reviews I missed that would have helped me avoid this -- I'm hoping my review here helps someone else.

What a beautiful nursery! My parents love coming to visit or shop for their own garden here. Got to…read moremeet the owners and they really are such a lovely couple! The types of plants they have, the variety, and how they have it organized or arranged on their property, with various zen places and artwork, and music is inviting and peaceful.

My daughter and I visited mcauliffes today looking for a pink hydrangea bush. I've always loved…read moreMcAuliffe's because you can tell it's run by someone who truly loves what they do. It feels like it is someone's personal garden that is shared with visitors. Sometimes it can be a little challenging to find things, but it is usually a fun hunt. After spending 20 min searching we finally found a row of lime colored hydrangea and one pink one. My daughter happily picked it up and loaded it in the cart as it was the one thing we came to find and she was so proud she was the one who spotted it. It takes a lot to get my teenaged daughter to spend time with me, but today I was able to bribe her with a stop to Snohomish pie co as this was a belated birthday gift to me and we also needed dessert. We wondered down towards the trees on our way to check out when an employee an up to us asking if we found the pink one standing with other hydrangeas. We confirmed yes and she said it was intended for someone else. I asked to take a pic of the tag and she then picked it up and took it away. We were incredibly shocked and disappointed. Although we had a few other things on our cart after chatting with another team member we chose to not purchase. That interaction ruined our fun mom daughter date. As I was leaving I happened to to see the employee and after sending my daughter to the car with our pup I approached to just share with "Mikayla" how disappointed and upset we were both leaving. I wanted to express that it wasn't just a purchase today, but us spending some of our last years/months together before she is too busy for me with her own life. Mikayla was not empathetic an all and acted very matter of fact in that she had no control over it. The fact is it wasn't sold, wasn't tagged, not on a cart and no one was near them. I asked her name and she was away sharing over her shoulder while rolling her eyes "have a nice day". I was already on the verge of tears and although my intention was not to be mad and just express how it had really dampened our day I felt completely disregarded and chose to seek out a manager. After approaching another team member he let me know he'd grab someone to speak with me. "Mikayla" approached and offered to see when they'd get more in and I shared I could easily look online myself or go to flower world. I was able to talk with Anne who seemed to understand what I was trying to convey. I just needed someone to listen to my perspective five. She also offered that they could keep an eye out, but because I was crying I shared it wouldn't change what happened. It's just a plant at a store, but it wasn't just that for us and someone walking around with a radio disregarding anyone but her list of things she needed to do really broke our hearts. Lesson learned, not all of mccaulifes employee exude the same helpfulness and care as the others.

Most people usually don't get very excited about compost, but good compost is something I dream…read moreabout. I was very eager to try out their products having driven by the various locations around the city and noticing their fancy signs. Their web page is also very polished, which exudes professionalism, quality and sleek style. Most top soil places have lackluster web pages, but not these guys. I drove over at the crack of dawn and gleefully purchased a cubic yard of their illustrious Booster Blend, which was advertised as an 'Ideal blend of compost and dairy manure'. Further described as 'Locally and organic produced from garden prunings, food products, and vegetable trimmings', this sounded like the best thing I could add to my garden to support growing food for my family with the best of the best quality nutrients. It would boost my ego as I would feel great as a responsible and caring human for sourcing a local product that didn't contribute to excessive carbon emissions due to long distance transport, unlike those 'other' soil company conglomerates where you have no idea how far they source their products from. I couldn't wait to bring my load home to show off to my family, friends, neighbour's and random passerbys and flaunt my prized purchase, which would eventually revolutionize my garden to epic levels of nutrient dense and delicious fruits and veggies to eat. I carefully covered my trailer with a tarp to protect my fresh pile of compost and manure for the journey home. Upon returning home after a perilous journey with my tarp flapping in the wind the entire way home, I was ready to get shovelling. However to my surprise, I noticed that this booster blend had an innovative sparkly effect with a rich spectrum of colors that I've never seen before in compost from other soil companies. With closer inspection, that's when I noticed that it was packed with a special unique blend of booster particles consisting of plastic bits, shredded shopping bags, chewing gum, metal and glass shards. While the price was good, the time cost of having to pick out the bits, made this purchase a lasting and memorable experience (and not in a good way). No epic stories of heroism for me. No boosted ego, just a bruised ego.

I've purchased vegetable garden mix from this company twice. Both times the service was excellent…read more We needed a LOT of garden bed fill for the biggest garden project we've ever attempted. I misjudged how much dirt a cubic yard was, so I ordered too little. I called the company and expressed my disappointment that the dirt we bought was barely enough to finish even half our projects. My fault, totally. The gentleman I spoke to brought another load! I forgot his name, I'm sorry!! I am SO happy. This dirt is full of compost and will make my veggies very happy. Thank you Cedar Grove! You've earned a lifetime customer!

I work all week long and sometime Saturday and Sunday is my day to get things done and they decided…read morenot to open on Sunday so they could be with their families. I find it hard to believe they can't find people who wanna work on Sunday. It's pretty selfish of them so I found a new nursery that it's open on Sundays thank God I would not recommend this place. Also, they are pretty light on the yard of bark. Seems like they can measure it a little bit more.

My family used to love this place until we took our grandson in there and I overheard Elijah, I was…read moretold my other employees was the yard lead, was cussing and another employee and degrading him. I just don't want that around my family, that's no way to treat anyone.

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TL;DR: I was asked to move a heavy flat cart loaded with three long bags of potting soil with a…read morelong shovel to another register. When I said, "I don't want to go to the next register. I want to check out here," no one offered to help. Instead, the cashier at the first register told me I was being rude and then refused to check us out, turning what should have been a routine checkout into an embarrassing public scene that ultimately ended with a manager checking us out. My mother has been shopping at McLendon's in Woodinville for decades and was taken aback by the way we were treated. We had already spent most of the day buying gardening supplies and had loaded and unloaded heavy items before coming to McLendon's for a few more things. We ended up with two carts, including a heavy flat cart carrying three long bags of potting soil with a long shovel balanced across the top. It wasn't just heavy--it was awkward to maneuver, especially around tight corners. At checkout, I was directed to another register. I started to move the cart, but the cashier was facing a different aisle and said he couldn't scan the bags from where he was. It quickly became apparent that I would have to maneuver the cart around a very tight corner by myself while keeping the load balanced. The other option was to back up and come around another way, which would have required moving my mother and her cart. My mother has neuropathy in her feet and is very unsteady, so neither option was practical. The cashier did not offer to help move the cart, reposition himself, or assist with the bags in any way. I went back to the first register and said, "I want to check out here." She again told me I needed to move to the next register. I said, with admittedly some tired exasperation, "I don't want to. I want to check out here." After I said that, the woman at the first register very loudly told me I was being rude. I asked, "Are you going to check us out?" She simply stood there for a time without responding. My mother, who is 80 years old, had been standing there watching the entire interaction. She even said to her, "Isn't the customer always right?" By that point, the exchange had drawn the attention of another customer, who inserted himself into the situation and began insulting me. Finally, after being loudly lectured, the cashier said she would have to get her manager, waved her hands in the air, said, "I can't do this," and left to get him. The volume of her voice and her visible anger quickly drew the attention of several customers, turning what should have been a routine checkout into an embarrassing public scene. The manager ultimately came over and checked us out. He, in stark contrast to her, was very nice. He looked to see if my mom had any coupons on file, then asked another employee to help load the soil into my car. What disappointed me most was how quickly this escalated. If either employee had simply offered to help with the cart, the entire situation could have been resolved in less than a minute. We had two carts that were part of the same purchase--one my mother was pushing and one I was pushing. Instead of asking us to move both carts, it would have been far easier to let the customer behind us proceed to the next register. I understand that stores have procedures, but good customer service also means recognizing when a customer is dealing with heavy, awkward merchandise and offering assistance. I sincerely hope management will use this as an opportunity to remind employees that a calm, solution-oriented approach--and a willingness to help a customer with a heavy load--can make all the difference. 7-6-26 Edit: After taking some time to reflect on what happened, I've updated this review to clarify the sequence of events. My mother remains just as upset as I am about the way we were treated. She would welcome the opportunity to speak with management if they would like to discuss what happened. We would genuinely like to feel comfortable shopping at McLendon's again, but that will depend on how this situation is handled.

They have decent selection of native plants and the price is very reasonable. I made several orders…read morefor my landscape project. However, their return policy is very strict. I would suggest buying plants when they are out of dormancy.

On a whim I decided to check out this Nursery that I was passing on Highway 9. I was very…read morepleasantly surprised. I received excellent customer service from a staff member who really knew her stock. I also saw that most of the plants are pretty indigenous to the area. That was great for me because I'm partial to indigenous plants. If you are in the area this place is certainly worth checking out.

The customer service at Paradise Lake Nursery reminds me of going to a business that is owned by a…read morefamily member. You will feel as if you are the most important person in the place. He also answers the phone when you call! Imagine that! The selection can't be beat. The one and only hydrangea on my long list that Scott didn't have brought on a concise explanation of why he did not have it. Who knew some new hybrids are under patent. Sort of. It's complicated. The price tag is not the only place to find value. When I get these hydrangeas planted, not one has been root-bound. I have purchased approximately 35 hydrangeas from PLN and every last one is thriving. Lastly, Scott doesn't mind having his formidable brain picked for growing and fertilization advice. (Yes, it is possible to overdo it with MiracleGro on hydrangeas - they can get too tall too fast and flop over.) Scott (the owner) is a real gentleman and even gave me a couple of freebies when he heard they would adorn a SCHOOL. Paradise Lake Nursery is my happy place!

Hydrangeas heaven! There are over 60 hydrangea varieties here. Owner is super nice to work with.read more

Terrible experience from start to finish. Avoid this business…read more 1. Delivery Issues & Poor Communication: I contractually paid Nursery Trees a total of $2,474.30 for 5 arborvitae trees and professional installation, expecting premium quality. Instead, my experience was a disaster. I visited the nursery to hand-select my trees and confirmed details via email. On delivery day, the crew brought trees that were only 7.5 to 8 feet tall--far shorter than agreed upon. The foreman admitted he was never told which trees to pick and that nothing was marked. This initial trip and all prior communications were a complete waste of time. 2. Negligent Planting Practices: Weeks later, the second delivery arrived with the correct height. However, during excavation, I warned the foreman (Manuel) that the holes were too shallow. He ignored my feedback and planted all 5 trees with their root balls sticking 6 to 8 inches above the ground. When I showed him my existing, properly flush arborvitaes, he claimed my healthy, established trees were the ones planted incorrectly. 3. Property Damage & Incompetence: In Fall 2025, my sprinkler winterization technician discovered a broken irrigation line shooting water between two of the new trees--direct damage from this company's excavation. I had to personally coordinate and pay for my irrigation company to fix the line while forcing this nursery to return, dig up the trees, and lower them properly. During the replanting, the foreman (Manuel) showed zero professional knowledge. He repeatedly asked me basic questions on how to do his job, including how deep to plant them, which side should face front, and if it was "okay" to bump a tree directly against an adjacent root ball. 4. Failed Final Result: Within 24 hours of their "fix," two of the middle trees began leaning heavily and grew crooked. I notified the management (Zach), but I ultimately refused to let them back on my property. I had to hire an independent, competent local business to fix their mistakes. This company charges premium prices but utilizes untrained labor with zero professional standards. Save your time, money, and yard by going elsewhere.

Found the perfect tree thanks to NurseryTrees.com Prices…read morewere great, communication was great. Delivery made it so easy. I hope I get the chance to buy again. I couldn't be happier.

Valley Supply is an amazing company. Great customer service is a core goal. The company has great…read morepeople and great leadership.

A local company with every specialized item you need to get the job done right and durable. When I…read morebuild something to last, I get my supplies at Valley.