We have been coming here for 6 years now! We love coming and cutting down a tree together as a…read morefamily. Love being out in the country for a bit and my my Girls also enjoy snuggling a rabbit.

Our favorite Christmas tree farm in the metro. It is owned by a sweet family, who love growing…read moreChristmas trees. There are acres of trees to choose from, with several different types of pines and firs. They allow you to come out late October or early November to tag your tree when the weather is still nice. Then you can come back and pick it up closer to Christmas. When you come to pick up your tree, you take a mat and saw and head out to cut it down! What a fun family tradition! After you have brought it back for them to shake and bundle, there are candy canes on the Christmas tree inside for the kids. Super fun place, great memories, highly recommend!

Wonderful people and awesome healthy plants and flowers! Not over priced, very competitive.read more

Absolutely amazing and will return as I wrap up my day out at the Amish farms as well. This was my…read morefirst trip it was right before Mother's Day but they still had so many plants to pick from. Everything was alive and thriving! The employees were very helpful and knowledgeable as well. Everything was very well priced and very excited to see how my garden does this year from half of the plants coming from here.

This tree farm is hands down my favorite tree farm to go to. Over the years we have been trying to…read morefind the one that has the best trees and finally found it last year. After dealing with trees from other farms dying the available trees being short, stumpy, big holes in them ect this place came through. This was our second year coming and this will be the place we continue to come to for years to come. The tree prices are at a great price point you're going to spend the same on a tree that was cut down a month ago in a tree lot as you will here. However the tree we get every year is steep but it's worth every penny. Service is great you cut your tree down get it out to the path and they haul it up front for you clean it up and wrap it. Santa is there waiting at the shop, free hot coco, popcorn and cookies. You can go right in and pa for your tree and pick it up or enjoy your time by the fire and let the kids play for a little bit. The wreath selection is great as well so many to pick from. Next year or what's left of this year go check them out!

Mike Martinson came to start an estimate for a patio on June 12. Here on July 16, we have yet to…read moresee an estimate. Very obvious these people do not care about our project so we won't be contacting them again for anything.

I went to Forever Green to pickup some herb plants for an event and discovered the amazingly…read morebeautiful gardening store that was Forever Green. They have these cute giant gnomes for sale that bobble and are awesome. It was a well-decorated store and I loved all of their plants and plant accessories for sale.

Non profit 100% free trade…read moreThey bring in products from over 30 countries Street parking and walk into peddlers area Great unique gifts Ornaments, jewelry, home decor, scarves stuffed animals Moderate price

Maker to market. Shop gifts intentionally--…read morehandmade, ethical. During these unprecedented times, I find myself thinking more and more about how I spend my family's hard earned dollar. Ten Thousand Villages is a fabulous retail spot to support. While the store has over a hundred locations in North America-- they do fair trade right. Every handmade purchase directly impacts the life and community of its maker in a developing country. I hopped on their site one day during quarantine to shop with my mom in mind. The site is so, SO easy to navigate. There's a Gift Finder tab that I found extremely helpful. I opted for the Recycled Sari Flowers. No two flowers are entirely alike due to them recycling fabric. They were made in Bangladesh. (My mom does NOT have a green thumb. I feel like fabric flowers will be welcomed.) On the site, you get to see a blurb about the maker of each item. It makes you feel good to see who you're supporting with your purchase. Shop Ten Thousand Villages for any gift giving you may have. Whether it is during social distancing on their site, or at their store in the ped-mall. It is a literal treasure trove.

THIEVES! After 5…read moreyears of boycotting them after their disgraceful behavior in our disastrous 2020 derecho, I decided to give them another chance. Bought a furnace filter. Furnace man told me it was the wrong density (MERV #). I went in to exchange, it was a cash purchase and I'd lost the receipt. I paid $37 for the filter. They said they could only refund $19 in the form of a store credit. Because "policy". Item was new and still in shrink wrap. I will NEVER set foot in a Menards again. Also, their 11% rebate is a joke. They are counting on you to forget. THIEVES!

They need to stop posting final price after rebate when you get no money back after the "rebate"…read moreMenard's advertises products with a before and after price with the rebates. After looking at the fine print you save no money and the final price is a lie. You get no money back after the rebate, but instead get store credit.

A chaotic, but interesting, home decor store. If you're looking for *something* or want to…read moreredecorate an area and have a vague idea of what you want, HomeGoods is where you want to be. As the store only carries one or two copies of every individual item they have, you can never really be "sure" they're going to have what you have in mind. I'd never come here if I'm looking for a very specific and exact item. Instead, the fun of HomeGoods is that everything is so unique. Having one copy of everything frees of way more space to have way more variety. You can get faux plants, dinnerware and kitchen supplies, kid's decor, pet supplies, mugs and other drinkware, furniture, gigantic rugs, gourmet pre-packaged treats, pillows and blankets and other soft bedding, mirrors, wall art, and seasonal stuff. Prices aren't particularly cheap. I'd say they're decently mid-range for home decor stores like this unless you catch things on clearance. When they're clearancing out items, you can get some *really* nice deals. Because of the "one copy of items" thing, the store can regularly feel pretty cluttered - and you should make sure that your potential item isn't damaged or anything before purchase. Expect to spend a freakishly long amount of time in this moderately-sized store just because there's *so* much stuff to look at on every shelf. Items are organized by area/use, though, so if you're only looking for blankets, all blanket options will be in the same area (same with mugs, journals, etc.) Staff is generally decently friendly. Check-out can be a bit slow (mostly because of all of the breakable items) depending on what time of day you come.

The store was amazing a lot of good choices to make great prices and good team helpers Miss Lacy…read morewas great to help us with our needs and she had great attitude we definitely will be coming back. I