This vibe in this store is very strange, and after walking through it, inside and out, my daughter and I left without buying anything. I will say that the variety of pots and planters is huge, but their prices are too high. Also, we were left with a nagging question about the origin of many of them. For example, they had several beautiful, large pots with Armstrong Garden Stores price tags...and that was the price they were selling them for!!!! WAIT A MINUTE, why would I pay over $100 for a pot here, where I cannot return it if I don't want it or there is something wrong with it, if I can buy it at Armstrong for the same price, with their guaranty of quality??? These were NOT closeout items; these pots are still sold at Armstrong. How did these people get them?
The selection and display on the sidewalk are both fantastic. Maybe we should have stayed there. Upon entering these two small, run-down buildings filled with used items and junk-we were not sure if they were or not for sale-you exit to their backyard. More strange junk, like items from demolitions, old sinks, bikes, WEIRD. There was one man minding the store. He was not complimentary of his boss. We couldn't wait to get out of there. This was about a year ago. They are still in business, with more beautiful pots. I don't understand this business, which feels totally fishy to me. I would love to hear from other people, to hear what their experience was. . It's in my general neighborhood, so I see it all the time. My daughter and are are really intrigued!!! read more