This nursery has an enormous selection of plants. I've been there a dozen times and I'm still in…read moreawe as to how many plants they have. They also have a nice selection of garden tools, supplies, and whatever else you need for gardening. They even have an enormous indoor plant section. Prices are a bit higher than other places but you can't get the selection and variety anywhere else either. There just so many plants...

It looks me 5 attendants and nearly an hour just to get one bag of perlite. I paid about 2x more…read morefor it than I would have anywhere else. Unless you don't mind paying way more than necessary, I would recommend avoiding this place.

Since they have been there they get better year after year…read more All the plants I've bought there have done well. Friendly people and fair prices.

Beware.... on my unplanned trip to the nursery, my doodle puppy was attacked by one of the large…read moredogs on the property. I was knocked down trying to protect my pup. No apologies and a delayed attempt to intervene. There are no signs that dogs are not permitted. Very scary interaction....

How do people not love this store? I could get lost in here…read morefor hours and spend a million bucks! We went in looking for bear spray - necessary for an overnight hike on Mt Adams- and along with the bear spray also found some shorts and t-shirt, 2-way radios, a pair of shoes and some canning supplies. Where else can you do all of that at one stop?! Aces!

First I'd like to give kudos, Troy has done an amazing job with firearm department…read more Bass gear was pretty limited The store all Together has improved, I compared it Almost competitive to Bobs in Longview.. however As a man who can really get the most out of the 'in store experience' and I have a lot of hobbies so naturally I could find something I needed in nearly EVERY department.. I've never felt so uncomfortable. As soon as I hit the tool department I felt like I kicked a hornets nest. Being swarmed by associates, I think I even had a secret shopper surveilling me. Look, I understand shoplifting is A problem. I understand Milwaukee tools are a giant red target for said problem. But if you want to shop in peace you may consider going to Homedepot. Their theft issues are FAR greater I assure you but they will give you a crisp high five out the door paying customers or not. This issue isn't new either it's just became bad enough to drive my complaint. I don't see myself returning

I really enjoyed coming here, I found everything to be well priced and I found a lot of great…read moreshrubs, trees and flowers even succulents. I also got some vegetable plants. I got a plum tree too and I am excited to watch it grow. They also had a beautiful shrub/tree that was flowering, it was so pretty.

Outstanding variety of plants that last. Owners are phenomenal. We've have been coming here for…read moreover 20 yrs.

A medium a small size nursery with all kinds of cool plants, including pond/floating plants with a…read morereally nice lady. This is my favorite place to go, local, family owned, great place.

Still here and still great prices and quality. Lots of nice Japanese maples. Cannot get better…read moreservice anywhere. The owners are always there and willing to give advice about any plant and make helpful purchase suggestions. Beautiful hanging baskets every year.

This store carries a wide selection of everything! All of your gardening needs, from the plants to…read morethe paraphernalia to take care of said plants. They also carry a wide array of feed, bird, squirrel, bee, livestock, pet, etc. Prices are fair. Wilco offers a nice variety of western clothing and boots/shoes. Service is always friendly and professional.

We recently acquired a 6 year old Scottie which had been abused and neglected. We don't think he…read morehad been groomed much before. We tried another groomer and they did a sub par job and made him look like a Westie. No shop we called had much experience with Scotties. One shop we called would not even return our calls. We brought him to Wilco and are so glad we did. The shop looks bright and clean and everyone was very kind and friendly. Jamie did a fantastic job on our scottie and we are super excited to se him finally looking like a proper Scottish Terrier. I'd give ten stars if I could.

Visiting Puget Island Garden Center is an adventure. Take a full day if you want to fully…read moreappreciate the Center and overall locale. The vision owners Gene and Dawn O'Neil have for Puget Island Garden Center is brilliant, something I haven't seen before:  They have benches, little round wrought iron table-and-chair sets, single and double sets of chairs for resting/sitting/reflecting and communing, even a hammock between two trees set off from the Puget Island Garden Center itself. What used to be a llama barn, Gene remodeled into a store where they sell all kinds of garden supplies and more.  It's an eclectic of their (Gene and Dawn) idiosyncratic creative interests, lovingly displayed. But there are actually 4 buildings, more like a garden complex. Each building has a purpose: in here are the veggie starts, this building has annuals for pots on the porch or deck, etc. The lovely part was how, since unlike urban garden centers with limited space, they have plenty of room, each structure spaced apart with rows of plants, set on table-like settings and, interspersed, are all those lovely little spots to sit and visit and reflect.  Dawn said their vision is to have the Puget Island Garden Center be a destination and indeed that is what it is!  They had healthy plants and trees of every type. So hard to limit what to buy! I bought a beautiful black lace elderberry I'm excited about. Natalie, the plant expert, is so knowledgeable. When my friend or I had questions, we went to Natalie, a brilliant plant goddess who looks herself as if she grew right out of a columbine, a very knowledgeable young horticulturist.  They have plans to use the rest of the 5 acres to actually grow what they sell, but for now, they have to buy the plants. Dawn and Gene, so friendly and generous with their stories, suggested we stop at "Little Island Creamery" where we needed to purchase the brie cheese because it had just won #1 'best brie cheese' at the national cheese organization. After we left, we went to The Spar (does every town and city have a restaurant named the Spar?) where we met the most delightful server, Wren, who served us one of the best sandwiches. What a memorable day.

This new garden center on Puget Island is an absolute GEM! Most (if not all?) of their plants and…read moreproducts are organic but listed at a fair price. The owners are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet and Natalie, the Garden Manager, is incredibly knowledgeable about plants, gardening and landscaping. She helped me identify which herbs/flowers I should plant together and the best placement for them in my backyard. Oh and the garden center is leashed dog friendly, which is a huge plus I'm excited to come back and enjoy their upcoming events!