I ordered 38 plants after seeing the selection at their property. When delivered, 3 were so bad I…read morerefused to take them so they went and bought replacements. Within a month, 4 more were NOT making it and I sent pictures asking if they could be replaced. No, give them time to take. I gave them time, and I now have to buy replacements as I was told they don't guarantee any of their product so I think you are better off going to Home Depot or Lowes, where dead items can be returned.

I used Wilscape last year to have six large giant arborvitaes installed including a new bed for…read morethem. Brandon is punctual, honest, and fair. The job was completed with no damage to the surrounding yard or garden. We have hired him again this year. The quality of the arborvitaes was very good, and they are all happy and healthy with no failures. I would recommend Brandon and his company.

This store has an amazing selection of furniture, much of it made in the USA. You can select your…read morefabric and style you like. I also found the customer service to be very helpful.

This is a two story setup where you can find the living room section very easily as it is clearly…read morelabelled. I wandered by myself but I did notice several buttons that I could have hit if I needed any assistance. That was a good way to meet customer needs. I did not find many couches that I liked in here and many of them seemed of lower quality.

Installed a new mailbox after the last one had a door malfunction (rusted hinge). Replaced in bad…read morecold weather and it's a nice match to last one. Definitely consider other products.

Lots of cool wooden…read morethings. Walpole Woodworkers is a home and garden type of place that has an incredible selection of mundane but also unusual and unique items. Of course a lot of the stuff is wood, like fences, cool light posts and mail box poles, huge and elaborate play sets for kids, nice sheds, gazebos and pavilions, tables, chairs and stools and my favorite, little wooden bridges. I've always wanted a bridge in my back yard, just wish I had a stream or river to put it over. Walpole also has some very cool and creative gates, arbors, cupolas and lattice thingies. If you actually make it inside the store you will see gigantic and very impressive looking bird houses. These aren't just little boxes nailed to a pole but a seemingly endless variety of shapes and sizes for everything from humming birds to pterodactyls. Lots of bird baths so the avians in the houses can stay clean and cool spheres, thermometers, wind chimes, garden critters and great looking weather vanes. Even high quality basketball hoops and backboards. All kinds of things that you probably never thought of but once you see will desperately desire. Some of the stuff you can take home in your pocket, other things you need a huge truck to move. I love going here just to look around, I seem to find new things every time. Sure, a lot of the stuff is basically useless and unnecessary and this isn't Wal-Mart, the prices aren't cheap. But if you are looking for a bird house that probably has more room than most people's homes, an baroque and ornate moon gate, a fat little Hotai Buddha, a lighthouse weathervane or a cool but totally useless and frivolous little bridge, this is the place.