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!

I love Thoeny Farms! Their berries are delicious and their prices are reasonable. I definitely…read morerecommend.

I picked 77 pounds of strawberries at Theony farms In 2 hours 45 minute. The picking is easy…read more Berries are huge and so flavorful. upick started last week so ton of berries on the plants. Price is $3 lb.

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.

Kinda confused... they have a sell rack (50% off) unless it's in small print that says only for…read morereward members. I bought a shirt that was $84 when I thought it was 50% off. I didn't notice until I already paid ( my mistake). Went back in and she said it's only for members. Why ?

Selection is healthier and larger than what is found is surrounding stores, nurseries. Twice the…read moresize and quality of other stores products.

Never let me down.... Great product and very friendly and helpful staff…read moreThis is where everyone should get their dirt!!! And best of all I don't even miss the " other guy"!!

I was ripped off by the owner of Spencer's for thousands of dollars. While work they did was fine…read morein itself, in the end I was lied to and taken advantage of due to circumstances that were advantageous to someone who wanted to steal from me. When I say I've never experienced such greed and disgusting behavior from a business as the experience with Spencer's, I am not exaggerating. You've been warned. UPDATE: I am writing a review for the correct company and it 100% reflects my personal experience.

Lovely homestead providing for local community!! Brian and Lily work hard to create a safe space…read morefor animals, pumpkin patch goers, and provide local dump truck delivery and hauling. Great community folk.

I go there thinking I want a particular thing and then leave with the actual solution. An actually…read morehelpful staff at any business is rare. But this is different. Great place to listen and act you know nothing.

Skylar is an awesome sales person there. Although it is a bit of a drive for me, the help I got…read morefrom him was definitely worth it. Check it out.

What a hidden gem! I never thought there would be such amazing gelato in this market place. I would…read moretypically come here for the plant shop. I love to look at their air plants and would spend hours at that store. However, today when I parked and looked closely at the sign, I saw GELATO and k LOVE gelato. After picking up an air plant, I walked over to the ice cream section and saw all of their gelato selections! The owner was so kind. He offered to let me sample whichever flavor I wanted to without making me feel obligated to buy anything. After trying out 5 flavors, I decided to go with the lemon pie gelato. It was so yummy. I ate the entire thing in my car before I even started driving home. It was that good! I will definitely be coming back and trying out more flavors in the near future.

We came over from the lodge where we stopped for the night and were impressed with the markets…read morelocation and vibe. It seemed super local with several different shopping opportunities and a few choices to grab a snack or beverage. The plant store/art gallery was probably my favorite shop, a very eclectic collection of plants, finished art pieces and craft supplies/kits. We browsed in that one for quite awhile! The candy store offered a great selection of chocolate sweets and the gal was super sweet. We also met a wonderful gal at the Battle Crest tasting room with great stories of the distilleries history and the owners passion for spirits. It was a super quiet evening, not many other visitors so we pretty much had the place to ourselves, not sure that's a good thing! Other than the candy shop and distillery, the shop keepers were pretty much checked out, we didn't get greeted, welcomed or even smiled at... that was weird! Maybe when it's bustling they're more inviting and friendly but the night we were there they were definitely not in the mood for customers! It's a great market with an even better location and on a warm sunny day it'd be the perfect place to spend the afternoon.