I love, love, love Ms. Nancy and here family!! Their store is absolutely amazing with the…read morehealthiest and best selection in the 'Boro!!

I love shopping at The Mad Potter! They have such a variety of flowers, plants, unique furniture…read moreand gifts. They offer advice on how to keep the plants purchased alive which is invaluable to someone without a green thumb! Staff are knowledgeable and very friendly so go by and visit them! Pat Holland

Great place to get all kinds of plants, shrubs, trees... a great Sunday afternoon walk through…read moretheir collection. Beautiful variety... I will be stopping back for all my needs!

Very helpful and knowledgeable. They have a great selection and can order if they don't have what…read moreyou are looking for. Definitely recommend!

Superb service. Upon their recommendation, I bought a sander that met my needs. They were also able…read moreto replace the battery in my Jeep key during the same vision. Update 1/2020: Every time I walk into this place, They are extremely helpful. It's as if I have a personal shopping assistant. They have satisfied every need I have had. It's so nice to have a hardware store on the south side of town.

What a great addition to Statesboro! The place is clean, perfectly organized ... and it only takes…read morea few seconds before a smiling employee asks if you need some help. Of course I do! I am in the middle of some kind of a home project and in need of advice and supplies. Nice to know I can get both at McKeithen's.

Great day trip. Bought some pretty plants. Also went in all the places riding in a golf cart…read more No walking.

They have a huge selection, nearly any plant you could want at a reasonable price. They also have…read moremany plants available in various sizes (small medium and large containers). Check them out, you won't be sorry.

Ollie's in Statesboro Georgia is a terrible place the floor needs to be clean the place should be…read morestraightened the bathroom should not stay out of order you shouldn't have employees eating food while they're working shouldn't be listening to music should be doing a job instead of wasting customers time when a customer needs help there's no one to help them and everything in the store looks like it looks like a sand store instead of a actual store and looks like a slide please Management's terrible in a customers agree shopping carts in the upgraded and they need better management

I have never been to an Ollie's before. I went due to someone told me it was annual customer…read moreappreciation and 15% off. And the bank with the credit card was 10% off at Ollie's on top of that. Well, I gave in to that. This is great! It is about half no name fake brand cheaper things that are knock offs (but not store brands like a Big Lots would have) and about half 2nd run name brands. I got Star Wars and Spiderman limited edition Pyrex refrigerator dishes, for just a scootch less than Goodwill would charge for them used. Those were clearanced on Amazon and the Pyrex website about 3 years ago, but here they are, resurfaced with racks and racks of them at Ollie's. They had all these comic books that came out around 2012-2015, and are about the age to get remaindered and past being clearanced at a bookstore. This location has tons of books. Pricing was all over the place for the books. The comic books were anywhere from $2 each to $8 each. (Most were $4.). The kids books were super randomly priced. Ones with retail value of $20 might be $2 at Ollie's, while ones with $8 retail value might be $4 at Ollie's. I used to resell books and the pricing was not related to retail pricing at all. There are bad deals here and there are awesome deals here. Good place for a last minute kids gift, because books are not as messy and cluttery as toys, so that is what I always give. I came for flower pots, in June (ie. in season). I was not disappointed. They have a bunch of ceramic flower pots ranging. A 5 gallon is around $20. Really big huge ones in dark blue (maybe 27 inches tall and more than 15 gallon) were $50 each. Last year, I went crazy at Lowes when ceramic pots were 66% to 80% off, and Ollie's on customer appreciation weekend was actually about like 60% off at Lowes for some of these. (With the discount, Ollie's flower pots are like 30% to 60% off Lowes ceramic flower pot prices; are like clearance at Costco; and are way lower than at Big Lots.) Probably a good place to check out for cute gardening stuff.

Fish n Farm Supply is one of the best stores I have ever been to! The employees are great and they…read morehave all the products that I need!

This is an example of how it used to be in a small town. For the space that they have, this little…read morestore has the basics needed for gardening, home repair/maintenance, and for time off, fishing bait as well. Prices are reasonable for what you get and the obvious convenience. They will work with you if you need some thing ordered, and they do have really good deals at times when they can get one and pass it on. Support your local businesses and buy American made when you can! We depend on each other and this is how you do it.

Wow! The store was a lot. It sort of reminds me of the old flea markets of my childhood. Lots of…read moreodd and ends you may or may not need. But I did come across items I did need like laundry soap and a rug for a great price. I did not need any help, but the cashier was kind and he signed me for a membership card.

Very rude and unpleasant staff. Store is a safety hazard. DO NOT BUY electronics from there.. We've…read morereturned heaters, remote control vehicles/toys, Hoover Boards, gaming items and more. Great deals on towels but they can't break those. Mona definitely shouldn't be a employee. She is a ignorant and rude shift manager that doesn't want to be there.. Every time I've taken my Dad she's been rude and mad at being at work.

Went in to see about some river rock at the Ogeechee Rd location. First off lady in office was…read moreexcellent! Kind, knowledgeable and so helpful. When I called for delivery they came the very next day and the guy who delivered (I failed to get his name but he had a long cool ponytail) was so nice, extremely polite and friendly! I would HIGHLY recommend this business and I will always use them for my landscaping needs.

Fast and Easy pickup up of a half yard of granite rock to fill in holes in drive after the…read moretorrential rains turned it into a slip and slide. Very friendly and professional with no waiting.

I went here looking for vegetable starts and seeds. It's good for both. Selection is more a…read morelimited variety and more like commercial staples that grow well in the region. Not much hippie type or permaculture stuff and not a huge variety. Plant starts: They have some 6 packs of veggie starts, which is way cheaper than little individually potted ones. Lowes in town has individually potted veggies and herbs for $6 each. Meanwhile, here you can get a 6 pack of starts for $6. That's what I'm looking for. The convenience of starts over seeds, for a little extra cost, as opposed to a big extra cost everywhere else in town. Selection was not super good. Maybe 1 kind of cherry tomatoes (sweet 100s or something), 2 kinds of regular tomatoes, 1 kind of beans in the 6 packs. It's several different kinds of veggies, but after you get to lettuce, or to broccoli, there will only be one kind of lettuce starts. Seeds: If it's something grown by the acre around here, the price is right. They have big containers of Clemson spineless okra and all these kinds of beans, and you buy by the pound. They have preweighed seed packs, and prices on packs start under a dollar for the weight. Beyond bulk seeds, there is about nothing. Sometimes independent feed stores will stock displays of seed packs, but this store does not have about any. I was looking for malabar spinach seeds and that kind of thing. There's nothing like that. For seeds for the permaculture stuff and things that aren't commercially grown (ie. don't transport well), you gotta find a seed catalog to order from online. Fruit trees: They have some fruit trees and flower plants and stuff. These seem kept well, but not a great selection. Southernscapes in Statesboro probably is better about that because it has a bigger selection. It has plenty of other feed store stuff, like bulk supplies for livestock and farming. Basically, it's a traditional feed store with some cutesy stuff for home gardening. It has posted hours, but a lot of the time when I get here, they closed early and have a signed taped to the door that says they closed early at noon instead of 5pm for the day. Probably call ahead if you are coming from out of town. This is a good place to check out if you are new in town, since it's got the variety and quality you would expect from a good feed store.