My grandfather was pragmatic, to the point and for the most part, would "talk sensible" (sic)…read more When he was a young man - and the bizarre holiday tradition required his doing so - he would exclusively purchase his family's tree at the produce distributor, between Valley and Promenade streets. His post-depression-era sensibilities found him there, holiday season after holiday season, for two reasons mainly: 1. The service was exceptional. 2. The prices were the best in town. Now, some 70 plus years since, it is pretty much the same story. Although about three years ago Al-Jac's moved to a new location nearby - across the Woonasquatucket River, at the corner of Kinsley and Acorn - you can still expect fanciful formations of florid firs, tip-top tree talk, a complimentary chainsaw cut, and a happy heave-ho with a twine-tie-down atop your econo-sized vehicle. Ok, atop MY econo-sized vehicle. Add a handmade wreath to that 8.5 footer and walk away for under $50 (with tip). I would like to think that papa would be proud. That is with the exception of the laborious alliteration used in this review.

The most beautiful tree! It smells just gorgeous. These guys really care about the trees they're…read moreselling. That matters a lot.

I've been taking the kids here every year and I even came before I had kids for the fall season! I…read morecan't attest to anything regarding their Christmas trees, but in the fall they have a fall festival on the weekends, complete with a hayride, pumpkin patch, pumpkin shooting, corn maze, petting zoo, blow up slides and bounce house for kids, a little train ride, a few other small rides, and all of its reasonably priced. They have a farm stand that's open and their apple pie is amazing! Their veggies are fresh and well-priced, and they have a wide assortment of homemade jams, jellies, butters, pasta sauces, chocolates, and baked goods. Oh and homemade soap! I got some today and it smells amazing! It really was a blast. At night, it turns into "Scary Acres" and is a haunted hayride and corn maze which I've done three times over the years and it's a lot of fun! Excellent, takes at least an hour to get through, and long lines on weekends if you don't get VIP.

I called yesterday on my way there it was 3:45pm I asked if there were still trees available, I was…read moretold yes, I said thank you I'm on my way now. The lady on the phone didn't inform me they close at 4:00pm. I arrived at 4:05 only to have what I assume the same lady come out to the lot to tell me they had closed. I get out of work at 3:30 there's no way I could get there any sooner, I understand when a business is closed its closed, but a little heads up would have been much appreciated, especially since I told the woman I was on my way 15 minutes prior to closing. Thankfully Home depot had trees left I was able to get my tree set up. Very disappointed in the customer service, and communication. I don't think I'll be going back again next year, especially after the messy fall festival.. I don't know how you can have a menu up with everything being unavailable. Also the cooks were so slow I witnessed another lady complain only to have the chef stop cooking to argue with her.. not something I want my two year old to witness. Thanks but no thanks, I'll travel out of state to get the experience my family deserves, don't want to deal with cranky people who are miserable with their job.

I purchased 7 Japanese Holly and 2 Japanese Sky Pencil in early-mid April. The quality was…read moreobvious. The purchase was very early in the season so their selection was excellent. The associate who helped me was very knowledgeable and informative, I regret that I don't recall her name. She asked many questions and provided excellent advice about how many of the different available plants could be used for the design I had in mind. She also made sure I knew how to plant, water, and feed them. These shrubs are an investment, intended to last years as an important part of my landscaping, so I didn't want to use big box stores because the price of the investment, even at big box stores, warrants lasting quality. At this time all plants are heartily thriving, and are worth every penny.

Second year getting our Christmas tree here, and this year I purchased two matching wreaths that…read morewere decorated just perfectly. The woman the made them was so kind and shared some wonderful information about the Vermont Christmas trees they had. I highly recommend Hopkins Hill Nursery for your Christmas tree, wreaths and plants for your home and garden. They also have an adorable gift shop that has cutest knickknacks and candles!

Local farm/ nursery/ unique gifts all in one stop. Plants and flowers in the spring and summer…read more Pumpkins and fall plants in sept. The best comes next holiday greens, trees , wreaths and beautiful unique gifts in an adorable store. There's peacocks in there homes to keep everyone amused at there squawking (I guess you call it) there really beautiful if you can catch them open! Supporting local is definitely my first choice! Prices are decent. People on staff always helpful and friendly.

Nice selection, good condition, excellent prices. Definitely skip home Depot and make your way…read morehere! Support local business and get a better product at a better price with better service.

Learned a little history about this place while my husband was talking off the ear off the lady in…read morethe shop. The land has been in the family for over 100 years I think, some insane amount of acreage. There's an older man that runs it he's in his 70s family run. When you get there you drive down to the very bottom pick out your tree, they tag it for you. You have to pay at least half upfront and then the rest when you pick up. Everyone was very nice it was a good experience. Just a better feeling picking out your tree then just going and buying it somewhere like we've done in the past. They have different types of trees different sizes they price it by the type and size. Ours was $76. The trees are all kind of short and fat like really fat but I kind of dig it!

This was our first time tagging a tree so we weren't sure what to expect. Upon arrival, we were…read moreoffered the option of driving our own vehicle or a taking tractor ride ($5pp) to the tree tagging area. We opted for the tractor ride. Once at the area, the tractor driver told us to flag down one of the workers (who are walking or driving a golf cart in the area) when we selected our tree. There were signs comparing the types of trees (color, scent, needle retention, etc...) and where each type of tree was located. Despite many trees already having been tagged, there was still a large selection to choose from. We found our tree in about a half an hour and flagged down a worker who promptly tagged our tree and gave us a receipt. We took a tractor ride back to the farm stand which is a cute shop with a large variety of ornaments and holiday decor for sale. We paid for our Christmas tree and confirmed the pick up date. The staff could not have been more friendly or helpful. We'll definitely be back!! A few tips: You'll need to know the date you want to pick up your tree before tagging. For the best selection, it's probably best to go Columbus Day weekend or the first weekend available. Dogs were welcome Bring cash (Henry's is cash and check only) Although there is an ATM on site.

I love the store down on route three and Kat Coventry. It is smaller than the one in Cranston and I…read moredon't know if they're related but I like the selection in Coventry. They had some beautiful hangers that were reasonably priced and when we looked around we could see other more exotic plants. I would like to go and spend more time there.

A delightful experience picking out a Christmas tree. And we stopped not actually looking to buy a…read moreChristmas tree! 5 footers for $15 to big big big bushy wine pines and balsam firs! The staff were great - they listened, explained a few different options, showed a few different options, and were knowledgable about tree nutrition, maintenance, and responsible disposal at the end of the holiday season. As we were loading the tree into a bitty Corolla, they were equipped and ready to go with netting and other useful aids to tame the tree! I'm no expert when it comes to buying real Christmas trees, but if this is any indicator, I'll be back again next year.

They have the most selection and a good value for their products. Their customer service is…read moreexcellent and they're always available to answer questions and provide guidance on plant selection. I live in Barrington and it's worth the drive!

Beautiful mums, great prices on all things fall. Will definitely have to come back in the warmer…read moremonths!

I LOVE this store! I'm so happy one is in my area. FYI-its located near the Seekonk Price-Rite…read moreSupermarket. Not everything thing is greatly discounted (if you know your prices on specific items) but there's LOTS that are at unbeatable prices. They have an amazing book department--recent bestseller hardcover books as low as $3.99! Comic Book Trade Paperbacks--many listed $19.99 for $3.99, too!. I got a hardcover oversized edition of the DC miniseries "Watchmen" listed for $40.00 for $7.00! Star Wars and Super Hero action figures for half the price than what Walmart sells them for. Excellent deals on cereals plus items like coffee (40 kcups box for just $9.99 on one brand). Great prices on items such as body wash and shampoos. Cool discounted electronics. I bought a floor turbo fan for $30.00. They sell some really nice rugs plus bath, bed & kitchen items, super cheap car items like windshield wipers and seat covers, yard items and more! The staff is friendly and you can see they work hard so treat them nice---they're helpful and accommodating (hope it stays that way). Every Thursday is when the new stock comes in. They give 15% off coupons on their rewards program. I take a trip there weekly to discover great bargains--especially on books, toys and food! I hope this store sticks around and continues to offer great discounted items and great service. We need a store like this-- especially during this horrendous economy in 2023.

It's pretty sad that I been going to Ollie's since the Seekonk location first opened and always…read morebeen good up to few months ago when the restroom became Out of Order. I said few months ago but it's been almost 5 months, maybe six since the restrooms first became out of order and nothing has been done about them since they still today remain out of order. It's pretty sad you go in and knowing they have restrooms is good just in case you need 1 but thinking they must be fixed by now and 6 months later it seems like their just not going to repair them at all. I am disabled in a wheelchair and I rely on bathrooms everywhere I go and when I go in there hoping by now the restrooms will be back up and running and they're still not. I just don't go anymore. If I want to go to Ollie's I will go to Plymouth or Woonsocket. They have nice restrooms there and if they're ever out of order, they're back up and running within a few days. Not like Seekonk. Pretty disgusting if you ask me and could also be considered a health hazard there. Surprise the inspectors haven't been in there yet.