Such a beautiful venue! Brittni and her family have done amazing things with this farm. So much…read morecare has gone into each and every detail! Hi

We have bought flowers and trees here. Top notch service and selection.. we prefer small business…read moreover big box stores. Family owned even better!

This place is amazing!! It is owned and run by generations of some of the kindest people we've ever…read moremet. They have a fantastic selection of healthy plants, and are definitely helpful and knowledgeable without hovering or being pushy. The entire place feels therapeutic, like strolling through botanical gardens. The koi pond is gorgeous. I would love to just hang out here all day!

I went into Amistad casually, to mark time while waiting for a takeout order from the Thai…read morerestaurant next door, and perhaps to scope out caperberries--the same we had enjoyed at our neighbor's home. I came out with a jar of caperberries, Spanish almond-egg nougat, Spanish paprika, a Mexican worry doll, and--because owner Joe gave me an informative and compelling introduction to the alebrije art form--a way-beyond-my-budget beautiful alebrije, whose soulful eyes had caught mine! I'd had an enjoyable trip around the world, my kitchen is filled with tasty goodies, and my alebrije engaged me with amidstad over my first coffee of the day. Amistad is a/the? most enjoyable and extraordinary shop on Ashland's Main Street!

One of my favorite places to go in all of southern Oregon. There will always be something…read moreinteresting here to give as a gift or keep for yourself. Stop by - you'll have fun.

Mother's Day gift ideas sold here. The younger lady that runs the register (brown hair) is just the…read moreperson I needed to talk to. Challenge: It looks like a forget-me-not, but it's not. It has the same tiny blue flowers, but grows like a fern (tall and wispy) and is deer resistant. Also, drought tolerant and comes back year and after even after the winter freeze. YES, this lady immediately knew what I meant (expect level knowledge found here) and took me directly to the section where I was able to pick a very reasonably priced 1/2 gallon container for just $11.95. Mother's Day discount of 20% through May 15th *BIG Smiles*

One of the owners knowingly sold me an apple tree with canker, which I was unfamiliar with. He…read morepassed it off as a scar and discounted the tree. I lost three trees to it as it spread. It was a very sad way to learn about canker. I will never go back to this place. I can recommend Plant Oregon instead...they've always been good.

Wonderful Experience with Dormouse Farm @ a pop-up event in Phoenix, OR…read more I had the pleasure of meeting Morgan of Dormouse Farm. She was friendly, festive, and had a wonderful display of original artwork, sweet treats, baked goods, sauces and much more. I opted to try the wheat pasta and a small loaf of banana bread. Just ate a slice of the bread and it's delicious! Very moist and flavorful with the right amount of walnuts, yum. Shout out to Cindy. Looking forward to making the Cavatelli pasta part of a great meal! Thank you for being out in the community on such a great day!!

Excellent pastries, home grown eggs and milk. Unique…read moreartistic offerings and classes. The epitome of a family owned bakery and farm store.

If all the flowers were blooming, I'd give it a 5 stars!…read moreDidn't see Bonsai, so minus a star. Was there one? The Koi fish in the pond, all came to us, when we got there, like they're wishing hubby his 75th birthday! They could tell, he's HERE! They could smell, he's HERE! They could hear his footsteps, he's HERE! The magnolias were scented, some and they're very beautiful at this time. There are other flowers, that were currently blooming, see photos. I'm impressed! It's small! But, I love it, that it's so close to Lithia Park, where we were earlier. I made a separate photo album, just for the Japanese Garden. I will definitely come visit, next time we're in Ashland. 2nd best part about this park? It IS FREE!

Well we love the garden in Portland, Oregon so we had to check it out on our way through Ashland…read more It was so well kept and had the three elements, water, plants and rocks. The staff were great and it was free, but donations gladly welcomed. Great Koi pond. Their koi fish came from a private family in Sacramento, CA., and I think the oldest Koi is 18 years old.

Stopped by on a whim, hoping it would be open, but knew it probably wouldn't. It was Mother's Day,…read moreand I had my Mom with me and knew she would appreciate this type of place, so I surprised her with it as we were driving by. Even though it was closed, the entire property was a work of art itself, with amazing details of Wood and skilled artistry mingled throughout the property. Would love to visit sometime when it's open... Beautiful place!

This place is magical! Part museum. Part store. Part spiritual experience! 100% worth the stop!!…read moreYour soul will thank you. The woodwork! The treehouses! The energy! It's like no other. Bought an amazing one-of-a-kind lamp fixture. I go back just for the zen.....

On July 3rd of 2026,i was contracted to play 45 minutes of original acoustic guitar pieces as…read moreentertainment for an event being hosted at the Northwest Nature store.Upon my arrival,i set up my folding chair and began my set.Within a minute or two,my employer(not Nature Store employees)materialized out of the rather large crowd,gave me my fee,plus a geneous bonus,and said ,"Do your thing Brother Harry",and disappeared back into the crowd.I began to play again when i noticed a group of several kids(12-13 yrs.old?)setting up musical equipment 30'or so away from my location.All of these kids were openly staring at me with dirty looks on their faces.At a loss,i kept playing acoustic guitar as i was being paid to do.After a minute or so,one of the kids started playing an electric/acoustic guitar and i immediately began playing complimentary,tasteful,leads in an appropriate walking minor scale,rather than continue with my piece,so as not to be dissonant or discordant with a fellow musicians efforts.(even if it was some inexperienced kid,as i am a consumate professional with 40 years experience under my belt).At that point i noticed an adult that seemed to be involved with the kids,also giving me extremely dirty looks as i continued to do my job.As this man approached me staring sourly,i addressed him in a friendly and professional manor,informing him i would be happy to just play accompanying acoustic guitar to whatever the kids were going to play so as not to be a distraction or source of disonance.This male adult cut me off mid sentance by informing me in a menacing bullying manor that ,"UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE YOU TO PLAY ANYTHING WHEN THE KIDS ARE PLAYING".Shocked at his rude aggressive and Highly unprofessional attitude,i calmly began to inform him i was not some random busker,but instead was a paid professional there to do a job.Mr.Luz(i found out his name later),cut me off again with the same statement regarding my purpose at the event.Luz walked off to his car,and within a minute was back,standing over me,telling me again not to play while this kid was playing,to which i responded,"What are you going to do dude,beat me up?!"Luz smirked and replied,"No ,but you are not going to play".Throughout this entire interaction,all 3 or 4 of these kids are watching this,still with looks of disdain and hostility on their faces.o told him again i had been paid to be there,tried to ask him if he knew my employers for the event,all to no avail.He said "I dont care",and walked back to where the kids were at.Instead of causing a scene and potentially embarrassing both myself,and my employers,i packed up my guitar and went home.I informed my employer via text what had happened and they assured me Mr.Luz would be addressed.Well,i come to find out this fellow Felipe Luz runs an organization called Gateway Music Collective in which he is supposedly teaching these children how to become professional musicians!?If you are a parent of any of these kids he is "mentoring"you should know that this person is a complete and total bigot,not to mention a garbage teacher of musicians etticate,whom is poisoning young minds with misdirected unprofessional behaviour! I myself,am a veteran pro musician with credentials that include writing music sound tracks for Sony Music Corp. Playstation video games,National touring credits,and Internationally released album music writers credits for a world famous punk rock band from L.A. as well as an ASCAP'd published songwriter.But because i am 55 yrs. old,with a bleached 10" tall spiked mohawk,am covered from neck to fingernails in 30 yr. old lousy tattoo work,and have teeth that look like a beat up picket fence with boards missing,this "teacher"of other peoples children felt it was ok to bully,menace,embarrass,and humiliate a fellow musician IN FRONT OF SAID CHILDREN,because he was too ignorant to even ask or listen to anything i said.Instead he set an example for these kids,that judging a person by their physical appearance is perfectly ok,and furthermore,looking different equals a lesser person whether they are a fellow musician or not.MR. LUZ YOU ARE TEACHING OTHER PEOPLES KIDS TO BE BIGOTED,HATEFUL,AND IGNORANT,AND I FULLY EXPECT A PUBLIC APOLOGY FROM YOU BEFORE I CAN BE FREE OF THE HUMILIATION YOU CAUSED ME WHILE I WAS TRYING TO DO MY JOB.To do anything less only furthers your lack of professionalism.

Nice little shop not far from the inn we are staying at while visiting Ashland this week…read more They have many gift items and trinkets, plus some impressive statuary and fountains. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. We browsed for almost an hour, and both the girls bought things for themselves - like Shashibo shape shifting boxes ($21.95 each), stuffed toys and animal figurines. We will be back later in the week to buy gifts for friends and family.