The owners may want to review the performance of the current receptionist. I recently called to ask…read moreabout the plant inventory due to my busy schedule. I was polite in my request, and if providing that information wasn't possible, I would have appreciated being directed to the website instead. Unfortunately, the receptionist's responses came across as passive-aggressive, which made the interaction unnecessarily unpleasant. Providing helpful and courteous customer service is important, and this experience did not meet that expectation. And unfortunately, I'm not surprised, many people do not like to work nowadays.

I drove 33 miles to check this place out. I picked up some beautiful lantana plants. They were…read more$23 for a beautiful 3 gallon & $7.20 for a gallon. They even gave me 4 free plants. I wasn't ready to purchase my rose of sharon because I still need to remove the dead one. This place has the best selection of trees & bushes hand down. I'm so glad we made the trip. They're very nice and answer all your questions. We'll be back.

We love to buy local. That being said, this is the only place we go grab extra plants for our…read moregarden and raised beds and pots. Their pottery is quality and so are the outdoor sculptures. We have been customers since we came to Texas 10 years ago.

LOVE LOVE LOVE! They are the most helpful folks and if they don't have what you are looking for,…read morethey will send you to someon who will! Great folks. Know their plants and most importantly, they know what grows best in OUR area and won't let us waste money on something that won't grow here. So thankful for them!

If you're counting on them to provide you with the best paint for your project, you might go to…read moreanother supplier. They are probably okay for professional painters that know what to ask for & have no need for professional opinions. I went there because of buying paint for exterior & interior walls. Only problem with that experience was one question pertaining to ceiling paint. I asked them for their best ceiling paint & bought the only one they mentioned. Turned out it had a very pronounced gray tone & we had wanted a very bright flat white. For this I consider 1/2 my fault for not saying I wanted a white ceiling & not one with a gray appearance. Anyway it cost twice as much as it should have because all the ceilings had to be repainted. The reason I'm writing this review is for two reasons. First I asked them for an acrylic primer that would be the best one to use on new wood trim for doors & windows. I specifically mentioned that I wanted a sandable primer. They gave me PPG SEAL GRIP Interior/Exterior Acrylic Universal Primer/Sealer ( 17-921 ). After spraying the trim & letting it dry for five days, I tried to sand all the trim to make it smoother. After seven hours of trying to sand the trim to make it smoother I gave up. It was not 'sandable' to get a smooth surface. I had to scrape a few areas down to wood & then apply a lot of pressure to remove the primer over a large area to even approach a reasonable smoothness. Second reason When I went in to complain the manager was defensive & arrogant. He also belittled me because of the time I had spent on the internet researching the problem. "So you think you are an expert now because of looking at the internet" "Just because you read comments by professional painters doesn't mean they are right" etc..... He said all primers are sandable. I told him if they don't create a powder & they quickly gum up the sanding blocks. They should not be sold as a sandable primer (especially if it has detail like trim) I think because I was getting pretty upset he chose three gallons of a different primer & gave them to me. As he put the primer in the back of the car he just had to give me another "zinger" about my knowledge derived from the internet. Just for your information, my research indicates that the oil/solvent based primers are typically more sandable than the acrylic ones. Also if you want to use a really good sandable acrylic primer & don't mind paying a little more. Eurolux, C2, & XIM seem to be the one's favored for giving the best results. Finally today I called technical support for Pittsburg Paint. The person I talked to said the 'Universal' acrylic was not a good choice for trim & would result in the sanding media to be gummed up quickly. I suggested that they try to find a way to educate their retailers about which products are better suited for specific projects. Trim, walls, exterior, etc... Total cost to us, about 1/3 of the trim will have to be thrown away or used in low traffic areas. Three gallons of primer ( I won't use what they gave us ). About 20 hours of time more than what should have been required.

The guys at Robert's have helped us with paint for our whole house. They recently helped us with…read morepaint for our nursery! They have also answered flooring questions when we had them. They are patient, caring, and nice! I would recommend them for any of your needs for your home!

Met Casie of Casie's Corner as he was unloading fresh Cantaloupe and Watermelon . Nice country…read moredude. Likes fishing, fresh produce, and working outside. Heard they were having a 1/2 off sale of garden plants... scored some pepper, watermelon, and tomato plants today. You'll pass it but if you just think it's a yard art place. Pull in and see what they got! Had a sample of yellow watermelon and landed some fresh blackberries before they were gone! Open 7 days a week! Can't wait to try these hot peaches! Nice family owned and operated business! Support local! It is in Bonham, TX and the address should be N. Hwy 121

Excellent options for housewarming gifts, beautiful pillows, candles, sachets and decor and a great…read moreplace to get styling suggestion and order custom fabrics.

We were passing through. I wanted to visit the tulip farm and this was near. M likes woodwork and…read morewe like antiques so seemed like a worthwhile stop. It's an old train depot. Filled with random antiques. I felt like I was in a museum. Cool stuff to see. You'll see it's a sawmill and they build special projects or help you with yours. We enjoyed chatting with Andy to learn more about the Mill process & some of the projects they have done. It was nice to walk around & check out something different. M said if he had a special project he would consider calling on them. Interesting stop on our adventure day.

Really disappointed in how the owner pretty much scammed us out of our cedar trees. Not only did…read morehis crew destroy the yard and kill other trees to get to cedar, but he created a nightmare of a mess in the process. It took over 6 weeks of the mess and destruction before we had enough. The worker would come maybe one or two days a week. He told us that he keeps getting pulled off our job because he has to cover for other guys that quit. That was a red flag. Then he showed up one day unscheduled. He said their crew has been kicked off another property because the owner wasn't honest. That was the last straw because it confirmed what we were thinking. DO NOT LET THEM ON YOUR PROPERTY!

Be careful around the Campsites and the Beach. No police, We picked up the Beach a few weeks ago,…read more53 Bags of trash. 36 syringes Big bag of weed, A medium container of Meth, please watch your children. There's fighting, Beer bottles ( glass) Everywhere. I personally wouldn't go to the Beach.

Lake Texoma Red River is currently low. Not been enough rain water is low. Drove across Lake Texoma.read more

This is a great second hand place. Has tons to look at with some great pieces, antiques,…read morecollectibles, and some nice furniture too! It's a great small business and the people there are very nice!