"Sustainable Goods for Daily Living" is the motto of this new store in Shiloh Commons. It fits…read more Everything sold here is traceable, sustainable, recyclable, and eco-friendly. With soap, jewelry, dish towels, detergent, tote bags, throw pillows, playing cards, stationary, a small pantry that includes fresh items from local small business, and everything in between. Frae also has a classroom with classes on candle and soap making, metal art, sewing classes and even creating a charcuterie board. Over the holidays they had themed based classes for those wanting to have a personal touch in their holiday decorating. The goods here come from all over, especially from small businesses from both Billings and Montana in general, but also from elsewhere in the country or from around the world from others who also believe in recycling, eco-friendly, and sustainable goods for daily living. While it is a small store, many other things are available on line and if for any questions on anything in the store or from where it is sourced, the owner will let you know, or find out for you. This is a great store with many fun and useful items, some of which you didn't know you needed but wondered how you could have not found it sooner..

From the owner: Frae Everyday Goods is a mercantile made for change…read more Prioritizing community and connection with a curated inventory of goods which have a positive social, economic, and environmental impact. Our inventory is intentionally curated to pay mindful attention to production methods and overall carbon footprint. We recognize that this process isn't perfect. But, are we trying our best to make thoughtful choices? Every. Single. Day. In the words of the great Maya Angelou "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." And that's our goal.

There was no answer either time I called. I did not leave a message because I had to assume the…read morecompany was out of business. I just assumed if no one answered the phone during normal business hours, they were no longer a going concern

Friendly staff, unique finds - from Made in Montana to Vintage and Antique curated goods.read more

Lovely local garden center - a must visit when thinking about landscaping for spring or indoor…read moreplants to brighten your home. Love the different kinds of species and the ever-helpful staff for plant care advice. May be pricier than Walmart or other large garden centers but the investment in care and community is worth it - they know how to add "the personal touch" and are a great venue for different events (100% recommend going to Bloom Fest). Always happy to support local, especially when they treat the customer right!

Roots Garden Center has the best leadership in retail in Billings. It shows up at each stage of the…read morecustomer journey through its employees who treat customers as valued guests. At the intersection of beautiful plants and trees, unique local artwork, a coffee house and a culture second to none, it is consistently a third place that is a destination leaving you wanting to return soon.

A pop-up nursery with plants grown exclusively in Montana -- at least that's what they advertise…read more What makes High Country Growers a little different than the standalone nurseries, is that they set up in early spring in one of the far reaches of the mall parking lot, next to the donut shop, and are tearing down the chain-link fence and moving on by early July. Once they're gone, they leave no indication there was ever a shop here. For all of that, this stop certainly takes the fun out of searching for flowering plants. Why? Because it's all here and there's no need to go from place to place. Except that I enjoy going from place to place and finding something that may not be available elsewhere. With that said, though, because these are all Montana-grown plants, I do like to support this place and it's easy because they do have an wonderful selection. The plants in the tents around the perimeter are sorted by flowering, bushes. sun, shade. and there are succulents and organic herbs also available. There seems to be one person, who is the answer-person for all questions about the plants -- at least early in the season while everyone else is still getting trained. She asks the right questions when I have a question and she hasn't steered me wrong, yet. Next spring, if you're in the area, stop by to visit High Country Growers, you'll probably be surprised at the interesting things you'll find.

New owners last year with a smooth transition and still with superior quality and plants , trees,…read moreperennials, bulk rock . Great customer service and best of all some deer friendly trees!!

Lots to choose from after April. Very Nice owner. Accommodating. They have all your rock, gravel,…read moreflagstone, patio needs. Also have very large trees.

If I could select zero stars I would. I had ordered countertops online for delivery from the store,…read moreand my order was cancelled with no notification. I had to call customer service to find out the carrier had dropped that day. I replaced my order, and they sold what was in stock even though I had an open order. they canceled my order, again with no contact or email notification. If it's in my power I won't be shopping at Home Depot in Billings again.

This Home Depot has friendly employees and willing to help in all situations. It's important to…read morehave kind and generous employees, so as to make the customer feel warm and welcome. I feel they do this well here. We recently visited to do the Kids Workshop which is free for the children and usually on Saturday mornings around the first Saturday of the month. Enjoy!