This is a packed little florists and gift shop. The window displays are quite artful and the bright…read morebuckets of flowers outside always raise a smile. Inside, it is rammed with all sorts of arrangements, silk and real flowers and chintzy ornaments. They also sell some nice bedding plants. The flowers are beautiful, though I found them to be quite pricey - with a bunch of lilies priced at £6.50 and the freesias at £3.99. The freesias looked quite open and on the brink of being past their best. That said the roses and lilies were stunning. I guess that I'm spoilt by the low prices of supermarket flowers. This shop definitely had charm, so maybe paying a little bit more is well worth it.

Alison makes beautiful arrangements with the customers wishes in mind. Saw some of her bridal…read morearrangements and they were stunning! Well worth the money.

This place isn't exactly crazy but it does sell cards, so the name is half right. It is one of…read morethose bargain card and gift-wrap shops that comes in handy at Christmas time or when you have loads of birthday come at once. The cards are cheap, though they aren't exactly fancy or arty. There are also some gift items, though they aren't the sort of gifts that I'd be inclined to give anyone, unless I really didn't like them. It isn't a bad shop and, let's be honest, cards normally end up in the bin after a week. So spending lots of money on them is kind of a waste.

It's great to discover an independent card shop, and I always anticipate to find a more unusual…read moreselection of cards from places like this. Unfortunately, Crazy Cards isn't as mentally strange as I'd hoped, and the cards were quite standard and typical to most chain card shops. Having said that, the prices of cards do not replicate other shops; In fact, the cards are very inexpensive, and you can pick up most for around 70p. On the occasion that I went in, the store was pretty much empty and very quiet. I think that if the radio was played in the shop, people would be more encouraged and enthused to browse through the shelves. The general layout of Crazy Cards is also quite standard to most stores, but it's easily to navigate between each section to find exactly what you want. I also think that the store could be improved by selling a wider selection of party gifts, as this would bring in a different set of customers.

It was a happy accident when I stumbled upon this farm park. I was walking around the fields of…read moreTanworth-In-Arden with my daughter and we found ourselves at the back entrance. 'I thought you'd closed?' I said to the staff member. It turns out that we'd come on the re-opening day, the farm having been shut for some time due to foot and mouth disease. (Don't be put off-All farms found themselves in this position for a the time). Being Spring, there were animals that were fresh into the world. My daughter was transfixed by a kid being protected by its mother goat, (it'd been born that very morning.) Then along with a gaggle of human kids small Miss Ben C. got to feed some lambs milk from baby bottles. The pig sty area is where we spent most time watching tiny piglets huddled round mum, and seeing the larger pigs wallow in mud. The cafe sell a good breakfast and if the weather is good you can eat out in a semi-courtyard. For a small price little ones can be lead on a pony by one of the friendly workers.

This farm is suitable for children of all ages and I visited recently with my friend and her 4 year…read moreold son. I'm not too keen on animals so my small companion and I teamed up to try and brave some of the things on offer. The farm often allows children (and adults) to bottle feed newborn animals but on this day we only adventurous enough to hold a rabbit and baby chick. They also have pony rides but we didn't feel brave enough to do that either. We really loved climbing on the tractors and farm equipment, in fact trying to prise an under 5 lad off said vehicle proved a little difficult. Personally the best part for me was the lovely Farmhouse Cafe, you can access this even if you don't pay and visit the farm. We enjoyed a great afternoon tea compete with cream cakes. For me it was quite expensive for 2 adults (£8.50 each) and one child (£7.50) expecially as it is quite a drive from where I live too. However, as a one off treat that is ok. Just make sure you get there early and spend forever on the tractor!

This place smells gorgeous which always makes me want to go in and spend my money, its all natural…read moreingredients which are great for your skin and they don't test their products on animals. The staff here are so helpful so if you have any queries don't be afraid to ask as its worth it, because you'll leave with something perfect. They do soap, bath bombs, massage bars, face masks and gifts. scrumptious little shop.

Love this shop, my kids love all the cuddly toys n dressing up outfits…read more Staff are polite and helpful

Fab store,the usual fun and fabulous disney items, and very generous sales, friendly staff…read more They only lost one star, as like most disney stores they don't take push chairs and wheelchairs into account when spacing their shelving units, so it can be stressful and impossible at times to get ariound if you are using either of these!

Have been in here loads when up visiting my Mum, and they always seem to have a huge range of…read morethings to choose from, the cards are always tidy and well organized, as nothing worse than finding the perfect card and there being no envelope!! Seem to change their stock often as well which is great as you never know what you'll find when you go in!! Staff always seem friendly too, which is always a nice bonus!

A great shop and a must for anyone needing a special little gift for any occasion. They stock…read morecards, teddies glasses for Birthdays, Christmas, Valentines even for passing a driving test of just perhaps for giving someone a little thank you. I alway use this shop as I know i'm guarenteed to find something suitable and if you have any problems locating just ask a member of staff thay are always around the shop and only happy to help.

The store is clean, bright and relatively new and the staff have always been decent at their jobs…read moreand friendly. Also has a good location in the centre of Halesowen meaning you can visit while doing your normal shop or during the farmers market etc. The main problem with this card shop is that it often runs out of the cards appropriate to the approaching day and for someone who leaves cards and presents later than he should (like me) if your looking for a fathers day present and card for the next day it's quite likely they wont have any left and on occassions can feel a little cluttered.