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    Campbell's Tree Farm

    3.5 (8 reviews)

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    This is a good place to go. Had a good selection of trees. $20 a foot. Was happy that we went.

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    Stocker Farms - Sunflowers

    Stocker Farms

    3.3(141 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    If you have kids, this is a great value. We were with 5 kids ages 1-6 and they had a blast for over…read more4 hours. There are so many games and things to do. Bouncy area, slide, train, candy cannon, corn maze, carnival type games. I would say this is the #1 reason to go. If you don't have kids, it's still nice. Parking is easy, no line to get in. The area is beautiful and everything was clean. Food was pretty decent (I mean that's not why you're there really). We got bbq, burgers, donuts, and coffee/matcha. Id recommend the bbq and pumpkin donuts (not apple). Tap beer and cider available. Pumpkin patch has a lot of variety and the pumpkins are in good shape. We got two for $13 (would have been $30 each at scam met market back in Seattle). The corn maze is no joke. It's big and you can get turned around. There are some lookouts in the maze which are cool to get a birdseye view. This is what a corn maze should be. And no, your phone won't work, you need to know how to read a paper map which they give you at the entrance. We loved it and so did the kids. Great day and adventure overall.

    Is anyone under 42" or above 150 lbs? If so, avoid Stocker Farms. They have nothing for you and the…read morestaff get a joy out of stopping you. Parents should even hope to go go with their kids on the two under 42" rides. Food trucks are also a disappointment. The hay ride, candy cannon and the sunflow festival are the only positive things.

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    McAuliffe's Valley Nursery

    McAuliffe's Valley Nursery

    4.4(89 reviews)
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    Established in 1999
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    What a beautiful nursery! My parents love coming to visit or shop for their own garden here. Got to…read moremeet the owners and they really are such a lovely couple! The types of plants they have, the variety, and how they have it organized or arranged on their property, with various zen places and artwork, and music is inviting and peaceful.

    My daughter and I visited mcauliffes today looking for a pink hydrangea bush. I've always loved…read moreMcAuliffe's because you can tell it's run by someone who truly loves what they do. It feels like it is someone's personal garden that is shared with visitors. Sometimes it can be a little challenging to find things, but it is usually a fun hunt. After spending 20 min searching we finally found a row of lime colored hydrangea and one pink one. My daughter happily picked it up and loaded it in the cart as it was the one thing we came to find and she was so proud she was the one who spotted it. It takes a lot to get my teenaged daughter to spend time with me, but today I was able to bribe her with a stop to Snohomish pie co as this was a belated birthday gift to me and we also needed dessert. We wondered down towards the trees on our way to check out when an employee an up to us asking if we found the pink one standing with other hydrangeas. We confirmed yes and she said it was intended for someone else. I asked to take a pic of the tag and she then picked it up and took it away. We were incredibly shocked and disappointed. Although we had a few other things on our cart after chatting with another team member we chose to not purchase. That interaction ruined our fun mom daughter date. As I was leaving I happened to to see the employee and after sending my daughter to the car with our pup I approached to just share with "Mikayla" how disappointed and upset we were both leaving. I wanted to express that it wasn't just a purchase today, but us spending some of our last years/months together before she is too busy for me with her own life. Mikayla was not empathetic an all and acted very matter of fact in that she had no control over it. The fact is it wasn't sold, wasn't tagged, not on a cart and no one was near them. I asked her name and she was away sharing over her shoulder while rolling her eyes "have a nice day". I was already on the verge of tears and although my intention was not to be mad and just express how it had really dampened our day I felt completely disregarded and chose to seek out a manager. After approaching another team member he let me know he'd grab someone to speak with me. "Mikayla" approached and offered to see when they'd get more in and I shared I could easily look online myself or go to flower world. I was able to talk with Anne who seemed to understand what I was trying to convey. I just needed someone to listen to my perspective five. She also offered that they could keep an eye out, but because I was crying I shared it wouldn't change what happened. It's just a plant at a store, but it wasn't just that for us and someone walking around with a radio disregarding anyone but her list of things she needed to do really broke our hearts. Lesson learned, not all of mccaulifes employee exude the same helpfulness and care as the others.

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