Farrell Farms is a family tradition. Friendly crew, lovely fire, complimentary hot cocoa and…read morecider, and beautiful trees! They give you the option to cut the tree yourself, or the crew will cut it for you. After you find your tree, they shake and bale it. All around a great experience. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a place to get a lovely tree!

Great trees and great folks! We got a beautiful 7-ft Noble…read moreFir just after Thanksgiving; now on New Year's Day it is still fragrant and pliable with no needle loss! We went to them last year, too, snd will go back next year.

It was our first time to this oasis of yard & garden choices. We were overwhelmed with the…read moreselections which was a plus boosting ratings in our book to return. Enjoyed the walk-through thinking about what we want to return later and see what would work. Selections seemed endless value seemed reasonable. It was a busy place with plenty of parking which is always a plus. Knowledgeable staff. No photos to post as of yet but I will for an upgrade when we return. Thank you for being so close to our home.

Green thumb wonderland. So many options!! From annuals,…read moreperennials, herbs, and even cute sculptures for your garden. So much fun to browse this place!!

I've enjoyed my first box of fresh produce from Lil' Starts: 3 bags of spring greens with fresh…read moreherbs mixed in; a dozen eggs, a colorful bouquet of irises, columbine and other spring flowers that I couldn't identify, a handful of edible flowers and farm made herbal tea. I picked my box up at the farm, but I had my choice of two farmers markets for pick up, too. It's convenient and fast. Lily, one of the owners, greeted me and showed me where my box was waiting for me. Lil' Starts' communication is clear and consistent: I receive an email every Sunday before my Saturday pick up on what to expect in the upcoming box. I signed up for a full share for every other week, which seems perfect for 2 people. I'm glad that participating in Community Supported Agriculture is so easy and delicious with Lil' Sarts--it's a prepaid up front in January affair, so it can feel like a bit of a risk. Trust me--it's a risk I'm glad I took because the pay off is wonderful, fresh food, and I'm supporting a local farm. Yes, I could do the same through farmers' markets, and I have. But this experience, and getting to see the farm and meet the farmers is important to me-- it's also a glimpse into how I grew up. The website for this farm indicates that the CSA shares are sold out for the 2018 season, which stretches from May to October. I can hardly wait for my next box and to see how the growing season expands into the next eating adventure.

I LOVE Luke and Lilly's farm. We signed up for our very first ever CSA share after purchasing their…read moreproduce at Kenton's Farmers Market. I was able to request no kale (my least favorite food in the whole world!) in my share which was not a problem for them. Great people, great veg and the best pickled carrots by far. They also offer Bread and Herb, egg, flower bouquet and plant start CSA's.

Excellent selection, competitive pricing, and genuinely knowledgeable staff…read more Everyone I spoke with was friendly, helpful, and able to answer my questions without hesitation. The prices were better than other suppliers I visited, and the overall experience was night-and-day compared to the competition. Highly recommended.

All on staff are kind and very helpful! The selection includes what I wanted and lots more. I…read moreeven found the prices to be very fair. This was my second time buying rock and gravel there and I'll be going back every time I need those things.

For all the signage you'd expect more. Parking lot is confusing, as it looks like someone's…read moredriveway. Limited options for plants, but worse yet, when I asked the lady working there if she had any pots. She looked at me confused and said, "pots?" I was caught off guard with her confusion and didn't know how to respond without making her feel like I was belittling her intelligence ... (you know, those things you put plants in...?). So I simply said, "I don't know how else to explain it, David?" Looking at my husband to take over and allowing my dog to pull me out of the situation. Unfortunately, my dog pulled me to an area with a chicken coop and caged dogs (two of which started attacking each other with the sight of my dog) and of course my pooch wanted to check out the chickens. I was holding him back but admittedly letting him kind of run around the coop (on leash and harness of course). A man and a woman on the property cleaning out a van saw me and the man said, "Can you take your dog back to your car, please?" He wasn't rude, but of course I felt like I had gotten in trouble. The woman with him glared at me. Conclusion: I totally could have gone without that experience...

D&D Nurseries is a Mom and Pop style nursery that specializes in trees. If you are looking for…read morelarge trees at fantastic prices, they can't be beat. We purchased 4 Katsura trees here, and our neighbors a number of paper birch trees. We live in Oregon and it was well worth the short drive. The owner is very nice and helpful. We will be visiting them again the next time we need some trees - they beat the big-name nursuries by a mile.

My neighbors hired Barkdusters. The enormous truck and its blowing machinery are deafening, far…read morelouder than a normal barkdusting operation. It's industrial-level noise, completely unsuitable for a residential neighborhood. Even if you don't care about your neighbors, your pets, or yourself, perhaps consider the impacts to the employees who are subjected to this for hours each day, every work day.

We had a great experience with Barkdusters! The technician was helpful and did a great job blowing…read morein our barkdust for us and our neighbor. The clean-up was exceptional as well! They delivered beyond my expectations and I am pretty picky! Great service, quality and value!

I love Thoeny Farms! Their berries are delicious and their prices are reasonable. I definitely…read morerecommend.

I picked 77 pounds of strawberries at Theony farms In 2 hours 45 minute. The picking is easy…read more Berries are huge and so flavorful. upick started last week so ton of berries on the plants. Price is $3 lb.

Their terrific to work with, great Hay prices, beautiful property!read more

This is one of those hidden gems. On the outskirts of Battleground, WA. in Ridgefield. A beautiful…read morelittle farm with a very good selection of pumpkins. Plenty of activities for the little ones including a free corn maze that was decent size. A train ride for small children was constantly cruising around the property. There were some beverages and food for sale ( Hawaiian teriyaki) which we didn't partake of although others seemed to be enjoying it. There was also a one man band playing ,very well I might add, fifties music. That was one of my favorite parts of the visit. Parking was super organized and directed by a welcoming gentleman with a smile on his face. No entry fee to get in but the pumpkins were a tad bit more expensive at $0.50/lb compared to about $0.33/lb at a few other farms. The price difference was okay with us because the experience was lovely. One of the women that was there working took time to take a family photo for us and offered to take more. She was very sweet. She was wearing a costume that looked as if she was riding a horse. One small tip to those with bee allergies: Bring your Epipen. You should really bring it everywhere anyway but there were a few bees buzzing around. Nothing crazy but where there is fruit and produce there will always be that one unruly bee that finds the person with the bee allergy. I highly recommend visiting this wonderful little farm. We truly enjoyed our visit.