Best Christmas tree self cut experience on the north coast! Staff is fabulous and the free hot…read morechocolate is great.

Beautiful Christmas tree farm. The first Yelp review I read said something like "looks like a…read moreHallmark movie" and yes it does! This was the 1st Christmas tree farm I've been to, before the baby we just went to Home Depot or Costco. The experience here is magical, there's so many beautiful Instagramable photo spots, and hundreds of trees to choose from. The staff is friendly enough and very fast and efficient. The prices were very high but you are paying for the experience and ambience here. I definitely recommend for kids bc it's such a fun Christmas experience very hallmarky. They have hot cocoa, cookies and other snacks. We will probably make this a tradition. This farm is on my 20 mins from our house but it's very much out in the country so it has that calm old worldly feel.

We had such a great experience here! After a terrible experience at another Christmas tree lot, our…read moreChristmas spirit was shot. When we came to Old Red to get a Christmas tree stand for the terrible Christmas tree we had bought, the staff was so friendly and welcoming! There were dogs running around, people smiling, kids looking at Christmas trees in awe and you could just feel Christmas in the air! We ended up buying a new Christmas Tree from Old Red just due to the welcoming nature and kind staff. Thank you Old Red for renewing our Christmas spirit.

Quality trees-all of them looked great/healthy. Perfect lot for some cute photos. Prices are…read morecompetitive with local hardware stores and better than some other lots. Plus polite high school students help load and tie it onto your vehicle. Great local small business to support.

Love coming here but I just called and was told that the Great Peter Pumpkin Patch is CLOSED…read morePERMANENTLY for now!

The Great Peter Pumpkin Patch is CLOSED!! We showed up to an empty field! Yelp needs to update this…read morelisting!

A great place to do a team building event! The whole team at poppies and petals was great at…read moregetting our 25% team in for a bouquet making class and tour of the facility. Everyone had such a wonderful time and you can tell that everyone working there is really attentive and has a lot of heart for what they do. Lots of flowers to pick from considering it was April and the rain had just stopped. Wasn't too expensive but on the higher side compared to the simplistic things you can do in Sonoma county. The value certainly was there!

Great experience! What a beautiful and sweet flower farm. I went with my sister-in-law in early…read moreJune. We wanted to do something other than wine tasting and eating. When we arrived it looked like not much was in bloom, but our pitchers were soon stuffed with a variety of of cut flowers, decorative grasses and greens. We loved the experience of choosing each piece and making our own bouquets. What I learned was that other beds will be in bloom later as the season progresses. Actually, they had blooms into the fall last year! I can't wait for the dahlias in August and see what blooms in October! I went back today and it was fun to see what was still in bloom and what was new. There are so many different flowers and decorative grasses, etc. that you just don't see in stores. I also got a snapdragon start last time and it looks so good in our garden I got a few more. They have other starts too if you want some cut flower plants closer to home.

This was my first visit to the nursery since it changed ownership. I've been going to this nursery…read morefor 30 years. I have to say the last owner wasn't particularly nice - the new owners are quite welcoming. There's a huge selection of variety of Rhododendrum's, Japanese maples, Dahlia's and Clivia's with huge redwoods surrounding. The grounds are gorgeous as ever with lovely shaded paths throughout. A new addition is the small shop with soaps and lotions made from herbs. Additionally, we were told by one of the new owners that they know offer event space for weddings. There is no charge to park or to enter the nursery. It seemed like the prices were a bit higher, but for a specialty plant it would be worth it.

This is the review I was debating on posting. The kind that is negative and you don't want to hurt…read morethe owners feelings because anyone running a nursery gets a positive check in my book. I was very excited to go for a visit and a couple weeks ago I had the chance to get over there. It was the end of August and I was hoping to go home with some plants to perk up a part of my garden and maybe make this part of my regular "going to the nursery to buy plants" rotation. Unfortunately, after perusing all the plants in the section adjacent to the parking lot (the first plants you see when walking in the nursery) and the tables heading down the path, I found them to all be in absolutely terrible shape (some barely alive) and when I finally saw how much they were trying to charge for them, I was really dumbfounded. The place looked disheveled and not well kept up. If they were healthy plants, I think I would have continued exploring the other sections and I could try to justify the price. Note: the prices I saw for 1 gallon "basic" plants are higher than any other nursery I have been to in Petaluma or Sebastopol. My guess is that the owner is overwhelmed and really needs help. It's a large space with sections that I never even had a chance to get to. Not really sure where to go. Nothing is well marked. I only saw one woman working there (owner? seemed like it) near the check out area. She was chatting with a friend the entire time while I stood there waiting to ask some questions about how things were laid out and prices (to see if I was wrong about things). I had been hovering for some time and when her friend finally left, she then walked away. Odd. And that's when I just left because she didn't seem interested in selling plants. First impressions count and this left me deflated. There is a lovely place to go for a walk so if that's what you're looking for, you'll love it.

Lots of great Christmas trees that are reasonable price. And more words to meet the minimum.read more

The tree service was great and delivered by very nice and polite local kids, the only good thing,…read morein all their sites. Between the Xmas tree lots and the pumpkin patch you can see a great deal of work wrapped around greed. They are and have always been over priced, which is their choice. However, if you want to be the high priced place, look and act like it. Manage your inventory and shelving better, stop trying to sell every piece of shit as a tree. Some just aren't, trees. Next, and very important. Don't staff your cashier positions with grumpy sarcastic old people. And teach them that the purpose of a receipt is to prove what shows up on your statement is what you agreed to pay. A text/email merely shows what you were charged not what you agreed to pay. A small but important, nuanced difference, yet important. Don't argue or try to outsmart your customers on issues such as technology or finance. You can turn your screen around and have them take a screen shot, or dole out some money for a printer (~$60 on Amazon, the profit off two trees.) We know you are busy, stressed, and at times overworked. We see it in the way the husband and wife owners yell at each other. We all have bad days. But remember, you only do the public stuff for several months a year, in total. Do better with your public facing bits. Also, there are better pricing strategies. There are better inventory management strategies. None of the above will cut into your profit, and will increase it. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you all.

Visited the Santa Rosa Pumpkin Patch with my partner and our 7 week old for the first time. We were…read morehoping to just walk through the patch and buy a few pumpkins. There was an entry fee which I never experienced before. Ended up paying $10 just to pick up some pumpkins. We ended up walking around to see what they have. There were a couple of food booths. They have tons of activities, a corn kernel pit, corn maze, small petting zoo, tractor rides, apple canyon, even a little zip line set up. A great spot for kids. Of course they have the pumpkin patch as well with a good variety of different kinds of pumpkins. After walking around and picking out a couple unique pumpkins, we checked out. $30 for two pumpkins. Overall, a cool spot if you have kids, but looks like for entry and wristbands for kids, the price tag could really add up, especially if you're getting pumpkins too!

Overpriced! Bounce houses literally better at every other pumpkin patch than this one. It was…read moredeflating on the kids and had puddles there for my kids to get their socks wet. Food was HORRIBLE. Nothing else to really comment on. The corn maze was good. That's IT!

Great service and value. We loved our Christmas tree. Thank you! Would definitely go back next…read moreyear.

This is still an easy go-to spot but one thing I will say is price creeps each year. I guess that's…read morenormal, but I get a 5-6 tree and with the lot stand they label the trees I end up at the 6-7 which puts it into another price point. A little shady, but I guess we all gotta make a buck. They assist with netting, and carrying the tree to your car and if you need help tying it down they'll support you. There are bad for you snacks like funnel cakes. I didn't see kettle corn this year, but I'm sure it was there. Flocked trees, regular trees, small and large options, wreaths, bags for disposal, and some crafty booths to check out. Bigger than before overall, jumpy houses for the kiddos, overall scratched all the itches you want at a lot. It isn't the most seasonally festive experience out there but it does the job just fine and makes it a painless process.