Doing business on multiple occasions has consistently been a GREAT experience. I have acreage and…read morean organic garden with vegetables and fruit trees on the Oregon coast. Julia is my "go to girl" who has all the answers and has always been there for me with my many questions! The staff and the delivery people have been very professional going out of their way to meet my needs. This company has always had the best price and the best quality soil products for my needs. Thank you Highway Fuel and Julia for the many years of service. You're all great to work with! Irene Claire

I've stopped in a couple of times to choose a bunch of pathway flagstones and such. They just let…read moreme wander around picking through the bins and they bring me a flat to put everything on so my friend can pick it up later. I had to ask about "fuel" and it turns out they also supplied (maybe still do?) Hog Fuel. I'm glad I looked it up.

See backyard garden plants and harvest produce photos. They provided quality starter tomato and…read morepepper plants. We did our part then to get them to harvest. Look at the quality of our multiple yields.. Will go back in the spring for other planter starts. ________________________ Good selection of plants. Helpful, friendly staff. Very healthy plants, as my photos show. Prices are in line with other nurseries. Time to grow peppers for salsa. We'll be back...

I used to come here quite often but over the years, they seem to have less and less selection and…read moreoften times the plants look sad or are rootbound even.And their prices have gone up and up... Sometimes when I go, it is nearly empty- hardly any plants- and I am talking about during prime planting time like Spring and Fall. There is hardly anyone ever shopping now too. The staff also seems less than thrilled to be there and some act like you are bothering them when you go to check out even when they aren't busy. Sorry to bother them while they are looking on their phones but I'm trying to check out! It has become a sort of depressing place to go now so I don't plan to be back. I used to enjoy walking around and picking out plants. It almost feels like they are about to close or perhaps just don't care much anymore?

This repaired my rotor tiller before promised date. And it works great, thank you allread more

I have bought 2 leaf blowers 4 chainsaws 3 weed eater's a hedge trimmer an dozens of chains bars…read moreand supplies at L&L I recently bought a new weed eater but discovered when I tried to use it I couldn't due to a recent surgery (I am a senior with a disability) I called explain I had only used it for 10 minutes and asked if they could exchange it for a model with handle Bars I called a couple times over about 10 days each time was told the owner would have to make the decision. Finally I took the unit into the shop and was told now that I had passed 30 days ( by 3 days) my only option was to sell it my self and buy a new one since I can't use the original one I offered to pay the difference in the models prices and $100 L and L said no. I then asked if they could help me out on the price of the second unit and was told no discounts were available When I returned home I found they have a 10 percent off coupon on purchases over $75 in a local flyer my weedeater was over $500 ! I have known both the previous owners and had a great deal of respect for Ted who recently passed away I am sure he would be ashamed of the way I was treated. I would prefer to support local businesses but I would suggest you avoid L L

I bought a large load of supposedly pressure treated lumber from them three years ago and it is…read morealready rotten. Turns out it was just surface stain on it that rinsed off during the first winter. Now I'm not only out the money but I have to demolish the deck I built with it and replace it. Karma will get them someday I hope.

Staff is very helpful. Great stock of lumber, fasteners and other outdoor building materials…read moreincluding pavers. Prices are reasonable. I would definitely shop and recommend them.

I had a terrible consumer experience in the Ashley's Home Store Outlet in Salem, Oregon. Anybody…read morethat knows me knows that I do not complain a lot and that I have much patience for long lines and busy stores. But this experience takes the cake. I walked in to the store hoping to buy a silk plant. I was met at the front of the store by a salesman named Ramon. He asked me what I was looking for and I told him. He asked me if I had ever been to the store and if so, if I recall the name of the sales rep I worked with before. After I told him "No", he said I could look around and if I found some thing I liked or had any questions to ask for him. I looked for about 15 minutes and found a beautiful silk plant. I grabbed it and walked over to what I thought was the sales counter, but it ended up being the customer service counter. Ramon saw me walking over and quickly made his way to me. He asked me if I was ready and I said yes. He asked me to come stand on one side of the large customer service area and wait. As I was waiting, I heard not one but three separate customers complaining about deliveries not showing up, their orders being incomplete, etc. I thought to myself, "well I'm only buying some thing and walking out the door, I should be OK." Boy was I wrong! About five minutes later, Ramon came over to me and said "can you just follow me to my terminal?" I grabbed my silk plant and followed him clear across the store to a small kiosk. Ramon took a code off of my plant and rang up the charges. I gave him my credit card, which he scanned and handed back to me. Then he asked me for my first and last name, and my phone number. A little odd, but I went along with it. What can it hurt? Then, Ramon asked me for a couple of signatures. I think I physically scratched my head! The first signature was acknowledging their terms and conditions. Ramon stated that although most of these didn't apply to me, they still needed my signature. I asked if I could read it, and he handed me his iPad where I read a long explanation of their terms and conditions regarding financing and deliveries. I questioned Ramon saying that these did not apply to me so why did he need my signature. He said it's store policy and even though it doesn't apply to me, they need my signature. I signed it. Then he asked for a second signature. This time I would be signing some thing and providing my license plate and vehicle information. Now, this perplexed me and I asked him "why." He went on to offer a wack-a-doodle scenario, and that getting this information is a way of tracking what merchandise is leaving the store, and with whom. I told him that I wasn't comfortable with that. Ramon said it was their store policy and that he couldn't do anything about it. I told him that it seemed silly that their theft problems made it very difficult for us well intended consumers to walk in and make a purchase. He said that I could speak to the manager and I said "yes, let me speak to your boss." Ramon and I, along with the beautiful silk plant in my hand, walked back to the large customer service area. I stood over to the side as I had before. It took another five minutes before Ramon could get the attention of one of the guys behind the desk to help me. I heard another customer complain about having to come to the store to take care of a problem. She was angry because she just sprained her ankle and had to hobble over to the store with her boot on only to be told that they couldn't help her. Ramon finally got the attention of the manager and asked the manager to speak with me regarding their policy. The manager looked at me and said "I'm sorry, that's our policy." I then told them that doing business with them is very difficult and that I wanted to cancel my purchase. Poor Ramon! He had to grab my paperwork and go stand in line behind the complaining customers to try and process my refund. I wondered why I couldn't just take care of it myself. I then quietly said to Ramon that he was a good sales person, professional and approachable, and that he should go get a job somewhere else. Ramon explained to me that the store used to be owned by Kelly's and that there were so many issues and customer complaints, that the Ashley's corporate office decided to buy the store and that they are simply just undoing all the problems that Kelly's had created. I then looked at the other employees behind the customer service desk and realized that they were all battling issues and we're just doing their best to get through the day. What a giant CF.

Excellent service! I will be buying all of my furniture from the guys at the outlet. They made my…read moreshopping experience very easy. 5 stars!!!

CUTE place had moss balls omg had to get one. They also have a lot of plants for terrariums and…read morePele hair we called them in Hawaii. They make their own orchid mix also and they also have plant bingo!!!! Come check them out olant lovers. The service is helpful and knowledgeable. Its a great place for plants good prices.

Running errands outside of my neighborhood bounds, I spied a new (to me) plant shop. The magnetic…read moreforce of the sidewalk sign was undeniable and was immediately drawn in! While the shop itself is small, the energy within packs a punch. It could've also been the new (6 mos.) shop owner (I forget, was it 'Eddie'?). The vibe was fun with playful decor and accessories throughout. I really enjoyed the easy conversation and her product knowledge. My gift of gab extended beyond the regular business hours, so I grabbed my purchases, made note of my new 'wishlisted' plants, and bid my new friend adieu. This shop is tucked in the strip mall down from the Keizer post office next to UPS, where holiday business is sure to start ramping up. Go show some love and adopt a new green friend for yourself! Wishing them all the success in this local small business.

We have purchased lamb from the Hewitts for years and vegetables from the Big Red Barn before that…read more So when it came time to add a starter sheep flock to our small homestead, we could think of no one better to buy from. I initially wondered if it was worth hiring them for ag consulting additionally since we are so small. I tend to think of this service as something for large commercial operations. Boy, are we glad we got the consulting part too. We've never had sheep before and this was absolutely worth it's weight in gold (or Amex.) Brian and Michelle came out to our property and identified the types of grass, appropriateness of our fencing and shelter, and recommended an amount of animals based on the lot size. They immediately followed up by email with a written list of specific supplies they recommend. Our ram and ewes were selected based on this meeting and delivered to us. We really felt like all our questions were answered and when our first sheepergency came up, they immediately responded to our anxious questions. So many people I know are trying to add some element of farming to their already busy day job lives, but don't know where to start. I highly recommend Brian and Michelle for even small properties: let them save you the expense and headache reinventing the wheel from their years of learned experience!

These folks are tremendous at communication and explaining the packages. The beef (shared a…read morequarter beef with a family member) was super quality. About time for a re-order!

I went there the people were very courteous and well knowledge in the field. helping me with a…read morewarranty item. will do business with them again. Thank You Jacob

when your expectations are excellence in search of quality pneumatic tools and fasteners along with…read moreexperience and service the owner and staff are there to serve.