Hobby Lobby is one of the best stores that I've been to for Christmas,etc.!I've been to the store…read morein Logan & if I need anything,I'll come to Hobby Lobby!They might be a bit pricy,but am going to try to come here to get a Christmas tree,etc.!

GET THE ONLINE 40% OFF COUPON. it is for a regular priced item & you won't regret it. Many times…read morethe items are on sale anyways, but it is nice to have just in case. Basically the store makes me want to be more crafty, but we all know I'm not. I had to ask my way around the store because I wasn't sure where the magnets were going to be. I did have a few people being really great & kind to me. The store is quite massive and has everything you didn't know you needed :)

Utah plant lovers go absolutely gaga for Freckle Farm, with their extensive offering of trendy and…read morerare houseplants. They have many outdoor plants, trees, bushes, etc, as well, but I made my way here in late Summer, so houseplants were definitely the goal. The indoor shop is pleasant and open with limited gift items like cards, candles, and prints, plus a variety of planters, but the majority is reserved for (mostly basic) indoor plants, with many more housed in the adjoining greenhouse. I experienced some serious sticker shock when finding philodendron birkin, million hearts dischidia, and fishbone cactus (along with others) priced over $50. Look, Freckle Farm knows what is trending and are taking advantage of it, and people must be buying these sought after if overpriced beauties, but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth when I've seen the same plants elsewhere for a quarter of the cost. They also have THE plant of the moment, a pink princess philodendron, for the low, low price of $425 (insert eye roll here). Another frustration: they were recording a video for Instagram, and they are very active on Instagram, so I get it, but also, I kept jumping out of the way and missing things I wanted to look at because of it. I feel like you should pay attention to the customers in front of you, first and foremost, and it just made me feel like a nuisance. Not to mention, none of those participating in the filming bothered to say anything to me once finished. Along those same lines, even though there were several employees milling around, when I was ready to check out, I waited at the register for several minutes. Another patron even entered, stood next to me for some time, then, exasperated, said, "What? Are they really ALL busy?" On the other hand, I excitedly nabbed a personal wishlist plant: Natal Mohagany, at three feet tall and under $30, along with perfect small neon pothos and N'Joy Pothos to add to a planter. They truly have a lovely mix of goods, and I think I could forgive either the exorbitant prices or poor customer service, but not both.

Love walking in to this store. It is so cute! The staff is very knowledgable and can help with…read moreany questions you might have. Ive gotten several plants from them and they've all help up great with their advice, tips and tricks they've given me.

We are new to the area and this was our first year visiting the Merrill family tree lot. They have…read morebeen in business for about two decades, and it was clear from our experience why that is the case. The staff were extremely helpful and pleasant, the prices were very reasonable, and the tree lot had a very festive atmosphere. There were reindeer, a fun little merry-go-round ride nestled amid a corral of hay bales, an adorable double-decker bus, and a great selection of a variety of types of trees. They also had a number of other holiday decorative items on hand, including some small christmas tree stands (for those of us that were a bit unprepared.) It was a fun time for our whole family, and it was nice to support a local business, especially at this time of year.

From the owner: We are a family owned business in Cache Valley Utah, selling holiday and seasonal decorations and…read moregifts. We started out selling 50 fresh cut Christmas trees out of the back of a pick up truck and have grown into a business selling Christmas Trees, wreaths, garland and other holiday decor and gifts. We sell in-person at sales events and online through our website store.

Andersons Seed and Garden has a friendly staff that knows their stuff, and always stocks the best…read morevariety of plants! They are our go to for garden needs.

Love this wonderful place . There sooooo helpful & teach…read more Anyone that needs help . I so wish they were in Las Vegas !!! All my Love

If i could give zero stars i would in a heartbeat. They sell crap furniture and tell you that…read morebrand new furniture is not under a warrenty. Will be contacting BBB, finance company and anyone else i can. The owner has no plsce in customer service.

Negatives stars for customer service and scam sales and coupons!!! It's no wonder Kohls is…read morestruggling! Never shopping here again!

How do these guys stay in business? Went to buy a king size comforter for our bed at their store in…read moreLogan after my wife searched for one online and saw that they had one in the store. I contacted an employee after I couldn't find it on the shelf, they went to the back and got it and brought it out to me. I then asked her if I could still get the discount even though we did not place the order online because it was quicker to come in and get it. She said yes and to make sure the person at the register gave me the discount and to tell them that the lady in the back said to give it to us at the discount. The comforter was marked at $180 and with the discount would only be $72. So I went to check out and the lady rang it up and I proceeded to tell her the story of how we saw it online but didn't place the order because it would have been quicker to come in and just get it and that the lady in the back said it was ok to still get the discount. The lady listened and then said that she could not give me a discount, but that I could get the discount by applying for kohl's cash (which I learned is a credit card) I told her my wife didn't have to do that to get the discount. She then told me that their internet pricing is always different and that I needed to use a "kohl's kiosk" in order to get the same discount. So I walk from the front of the store back to the center of the store to find this ancient machine (honestly the tin man on wizard of OZ looked more updated than this thing) anyways I still had a tiny bit desire to try and make my wife happy and buy the comforter. I had to consistently smash the touch screen to get any response all while trying to enter my email to get an additional 15% off my purchase. After I signed up for the emails the kiosk from the Jurassic age told me that it would send me an email confirmation. After waiting for 5 minutes I never received one and ended up ditching my efforts to buy the comforter. Honestly I never shop here and will never shop here again as they were so unwilling to help me get the same discounts that my wife was able to get online. Good luck staying in business with that type of experience...