We wanted to visit this place really bad and I take full responsibility for not researching it…read morebetter but once we got there we found out it costs $25 per person to go in, the pictures I saw of the grounds seem to indicate it's probably worth every penny but we ended up turning around and driving to a nearby park with amazing views for free. Maybe I'm naive, I'm definitely on a budget but I think nature should be free or at least more affordable for all to enjoy, the very nice employee let us know that they do have some days when entry is free or pay what you can but it's some special day like the 3rd Thursday of the month but only if there's a full moon and raining.

Beautiful walk in the Reserve. We took about hr and half to complete the walking tour. Lots of…read morephotos opportunities. We were able to see some deer, be outdoors with nature and it felt really peaceful.

Santos crew worked very hard and did all the work I requested!!…read moreI highly recommend Santos Landscaping NW for a job well done!!

Trimmed two trees way over grown from neighbors trees. Everything went so well. On time, hard…read moreworking, precise, cleaned up everything. Amazing all around. Will call on them again

I hired E Ramos Ramirez to trim a huge laurel. Access to the laurel on my property was not great,…read morebut they did a great job. They made sure they did exactly what I wanted, and cleaned up great.

Mr. Ramirez was very responsive and did a great job at a great price! Highly recommend!read more

When we got out of the car from when we left someone was always by us. We didn't know if they liked…read moreus or not. The lady kept following us inside the store and outside. It made us feel really uncomfortable because she was just following us and didn't say anything. It was nice of her to show us around but she kept on following us. Especially this older gentleman. We still didn't know if they wanted us to leave or they liked us. You have to pay to go out back and see all the bonsai's. Inside is cool. We couldn't see most of it because in some areas it's hard to get around.

An incredible and inspiring collection of bonsai specimens. Dan Robinson is a kind genius with an…read moreover 60 years of experience in cultivating and styling bonsai trees. The garden exhibiting his life's work and collection is a hidden treasure that will leave you awe struck; unlike anything you have ever seen. His work and bonsai styling incorporates many aspects of traditional design while taken to another level of creativity that is all his own. It may take an hour to drive from Seattle/Bellevue but you will likely spend more than that time admiring the location of the garden and the incredible bonsai.

We came here for the cute Halloween event they had here. They had a fun cute trail for the kids to…read moreexplore with pumpkins made by kids. We were able to add our own to the mix! They had a small area for photos and a small maze for the little ones. Some pictures to put your head through to take some cute pictures. Everything was very nice and clean. I didn't make it inside the shop but will definitely come back again to check out some more.

A lovely and fun place to visit! We went for the first time during Covid, specifically for their…read moreannual pumpkin walk, so pleased to see that customers (and staff) were thoughtful, careful and respectful in maintaining a minimum six feet distance from others, wearing masks, and being so friendly. The pumpkin walk led us along a small path through a wooded area just behind the parking lot, where over 250 pumpkins were painted/decorated in a variety of themes and displayed for us to enjoy on our meandering walk. We were allowed to take photos and others coming through patiently gave us the space to do so. The staff we briefly interacted with were friendly and so excited to see us all decked out in costumes for this Halloween-inspired walk. They decorated the plants, trees and gourds around the nursery, making for a fun experience all around.

Hands down the best nursery/ garden store around, great plants and flowers and even better people…read more If you need anything garden or landscaping related do yourself a favor and head down to the Bremerton City Nursery.

I was so pleased with my visit to the Bremerton City Nursery. I am working on a small landscaping…read moreproject and was in need of some shade plants. I got some great information and encouragement from one of the employees ( sorry I didn't get her name) regarding their selection of plants, some of them native to the region. The plants are healthy and green and I think fairly priced for quality. Overall they have done a great job utilizing their small space and have so many wonderful things to share with customers.

My sisters and I decided to go to the lavender farm in Olympia, but after finding out it was closed…read moreon Wednesday's, we had to look elsewhere, and I'm so glad we did. This is the cutest lavender farm ever! It's a local, family owned business and it includes a gift shop (which is not overpriced like other reviews have said), a mini ice cream / lemonade shop, a bunny, a hammock, a little tent (not sure if it's for kids or dogs though, little pond and fountains all throughout the property, beautiful waterfront views of the lake, and hills of lavender. Entry to the lavender farm is $8 per person (kids 10 and under are free) and with that, you can either choose to pick a little bunch of lavender included, or you can get a $3 credit for the gift shop. One thing I loved about this place was that it wasn't overly packed. There were a couple other people that stopped by while we were there, but over all, it was pretty secluded, peaceful, relaxing. I'm all for supporting small, local, family owned businesses, so finding this spot was a gem. If you're looking for a lavender field to stop at, look no further, you've come to the right place! It may not be a massive 5 acre field, but it's well worth the trip.

This is a pretty small lavender farm compared to the pictures I've seen at the ones in Sequim but…read moreit is actually very quiet and charming! To go past the shop and into the lavender farm itself to either look or pick lavender yourself the fee is $8. However if you buy something in the gift shop there is a $3 credit that gets applied to your purchase. In the lavender area itself you can help yourself picking your own lavender or just look at it and take in the tranquil environment. The view past the field is great! Also in the back there is a small building where they have two or three different kinds of ice cream you can buy, some selections have lavender in the ingredients as well as complimentary lavender lemonade. In the gift shop there are lots of lavender scented oils, soaps, home decor and more that is all lavender themed. The lady that ran the shop was very pleasant and friendly.

You know that feeling when you see Jurassic park? For the first time? Or even Maui? This is the…read morePacific Northwest version! Beautiful venue, not sure what the price is, but it seems like you get the best bang by having an indoor area and also their vast outdoors area. Beautiful trees, plants, and vines adorn the gardens. Overheard many of the guests saying it felt like a destination wedding. I did like that you could bring food from outside, and you do not have to use a required vendor. Clean up is also the responsibility of the wedding party, so remember to delegate wisely!

Beautiful location, here for a wedding. Two star review due to poor accommodations by owner. We…read morewere not only expected to clean the venue after the wedding which is reasonable, but guests were handed mops and buckets to mop the floors! I find that outrageous. Wedding cake melted in fridge after temperature was adjusted without permission. Air conditioning was not turned on for guests, at least 90 degrees inside during the reception. It's a beautiful place but only rent if you expect absolutely no accommodation or basic services.