From Enterprise, OR-- another small town just 1 hour North East of La Grande…read more The newest branch is now in Island City, the newer part of La Grande. EONL is directly behind the brand new Super Walmart Garden Center. Employees are friendly and willing to answer questions and give suggestions. They have higher prices than Walmart's, but EONL's plants are much larger and healthier. In the long run, it's probably worth paying extra .

They closed last year for good. The owners retired. It was a great place to buy plants. Sad to see…read morethem close!

the owner Thurston Howell the 3rd and wife Lovey, are very nice people. Very Knowledgeable people…read moreregarding tropical plants and how to give your yard a tropical feel

Best nursery in Walla Walla area. (The hours are 10am-6pm) Beautiful flowers, hanging baskets,…read moretrees, berry plants, shrubs, herbs, planters, fountains, etc. Amazing customer service and reasonable prices. Definitely a hidden gem, most people keep this place a secret.

I don't live in Walla Walla and wanted to have prim roses delivered. There was not a florist there…read morethat could do this for me. Barkwell Nursery told me they didn't have any but would be soon AND they would deliver. I will be calling back to order.

This place is great! They have a huge variety of plants to choose from. Everything I've purchased…read morehas been very healthy & is surely going to be producing fruit & vegetables this summer! I can't wait. The staff were also very helpful, kind & knowledgeable. Specifically I worked with a brunette lady the first few times I visited who taught me about evergreens and ground cover and today I worked with a blonde lady who helped me pick lavender and a peach tree. My garden is looking great and I even got a compliment on it the other day. I really think it's thanks to the quality of the plants they have here, as well as the help I received, because I do not really have much of a green thumb! I will say I did not take the advice of keeping my peppers indoors when I purchased them in a colder month, but they are still budding/ flowering even though the leaves are not in their best shape, but that's my own fault for being impatient.

My family and I visited Woods Nursery over Memorial weekend to look at the flowers, which has…read morebecome a wonderful tradition for us after a coffee and donut date. My first visit to the nursery was fantastic, thanks to a gentleman named Max who educated me about juniper trees. This past Monday, my boys and I returned in the morning to look for edging material and enjoy the flowers. However, we had an unusual encounter with a gentleman who approached us. When I joked about causing a ruckus and suggested he put my boys to work, he responded in a stern tone, saying they didn't need any help. It felt quite strange. When my son heard a horse and asked about it, the gentleman responded in Spanish, a language neither of us speaks. This left me feeling quite taken aback. Initially, I thought it might have been a misunderstanding. However, when I shared my experience with a coworker, she mentioned that Woods Nursery has a tone that can make visitors feel unwelcomed, which aligned with my experience. It's disheartening because Woods Nursery is such a beautiful place, and one unpleasant interaction can impact the overall experience. I believe the gentleman might be unaware of how his approach comes across, and I hope this feedback is helpful in making the nursery a more welcoming place for everyone. I ended up going to Home Depot and buying the same materials needed for a quarter of the price cheaper.

The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful. Their plants…read moreand bulk products are top notch. What else could you ask for?

The plants and products available at Wenzel Nursery are the best in the Walla Walla area. A…read morehelpful and knowledgeable staff have helped me get the right plants in the right place.

Not the "helpful Hardware man". My husband ordered a Weber rotisserie for our Weber barbecue. We…read morepicked it up November 22. It is defective. The bolts loosen constantly and no amount of tightening will make them stay. The rotisserie falls apart and the food threatens constantly to fall off. The only way to find this out was to use it. My husband tried to return it today, Nov. 27, 5 days after purchase, but the Ace employees say they won't take it back because it is used. He had cleaned it up and re-boxed it for return. The Ace employees claim that Weber won't take it back. We bought the Weber barbecue this past May at the same Ace store to "shop locally". It didn't come with a rotisserie and you have to buy it separately. They are not standing behind what they sell. If Weber won't take it back because we found out that it is defective by using it, they don't stand behind their products either.