Visiting Puget Island Garden Center is an adventure. Take a full day if you want to fully…read moreappreciate the Center and overall locale. The vision owners Gene and Dawn O'Neil have for Puget Island Garden Center is brilliant, something I haven't seen before:  They have benches, little round wrought iron table-and-chair sets, single and double sets of chairs for resting/sitting/reflecting and communing, even a hammock between two trees set off from the Puget Island Garden Center itself. What used to be a llama barn, Gene remodeled into a store where they sell all kinds of garden supplies and more.  It's an eclectic of their (Gene and Dawn) idiosyncratic creative interests, lovingly displayed. But there are actually 4 buildings, more like a garden complex. Each building has a purpose: in here are the veggie starts, this building has annuals for pots on the porch or deck, etc. The lovely part was how, since unlike urban garden centers with limited space, they have plenty of room, each structure spaced apart with rows of plants, set on table-like settings and, interspersed, are all those lovely little spots to sit and visit and reflect.  Dawn said their vision is to have the Puget Island Garden Center be a destination and indeed that is what it is!  They had healthy plants and trees of every type. So hard to limit what to buy! I bought a beautiful black lace elderberry I'm excited about. Natalie, the plant expert, is so knowledgeable. When my friend or I had questions, we went to Natalie, a brilliant plant goddess who looks herself as if she grew right out of a columbine, a very knowledgeable young horticulturist.  They have plans to use the rest of the 5 acres to actually grow what they sell, but for now, they have to buy the plants. Dawn and Gene, so friendly and generous with their stories, suggested we stop at "Little Island Creamery" where we needed to purchase the brie cheese because it had just won #1 'best brie cheese' at the national cheese organization. After we left, we went to The Spar (does every town and city have a restaurant named the Spar?) where we met the most delightful server, Wren, who served us one of the best sandwiches. What a memorable day.

This new garden center on Puget Island is an absolute GEM! Most (if not all?) of their plants and…read moreproducts are organic but listed at a fair price. The owners are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet and Natalie, the Garden Manager, is incredibly knowledgeable about plants, gardening and landscaping. She helped me identify which herbs/flowers I should plant together and the best placement for them in my backyard. Oh and the garden center is leashed dog friendly, which is a huge plus I'm excited to come back and enjoy their upcoming events!

Run by the most amazing people! They're so kind, caring, and will do just about anything to help…read moreyou. Emily has come out probably 1000 times to saddle fit my horses as they change, and is so knowledgeable and patient. She always has a variety of saddles with good prices, and can find you whatever you want if she doesn't already have it!

I stopped by HTT for the first time last week, what a nice store. They have a lot to see! Not just…read moretack, nice gift items too! The tack was nice and well displayed, they had all types and sizes of consighned tack to choose from. The owner was very nice and helpful!

Square Dog claims to be the only store of their kind in a pretty large radius. I have no way of…read moreconfirming that, but do they live up to the massive expectations set by said claim? Mostly. Man, this place seems to have only had one guy working there for years. He's the owner, I believe. It's truly shocking how kind, patient and helpful he is. He's also knowledgeable on most things. I have never found anything I wanna buy here. Five years ago, their movie selection felt about standard. Now, their focus is instead music or books, unfortunately. I'm not a consumer of physical books or music. I hear it's at minimum, an acceptable selection. I can't precisely gauge the value for a few reasons. There aren't many physical media stores in general anymore, plus this guy is very particular about having an extremely high quality of used products he sells. To me, the prices seemed a bit high, but I guess I'm glad he wants to only sell used products that seem new. (Does he sell non used products?) It's an easy building to access, with a huge parking lot. That however, doesn't entirely make up for being closed on a weekend day (Sunday). It being a reasonably big store, COMBINED with the former, does make up for it. It felt like it was very clean on the inside, to a fault...he still has a clear glass panel in front of him at the cash register, and wears a pretty intense face mask with gloves. I'm not going to get personal, don't worry. I'm only mentioning this, because it seriously made him hard to hear when he spoke. So keep that in mind. He had plenty of customers on a Wednesday afternoon before a holiday. Clearly there's something I'm missing here. I've only been here a couple times in five years, so maybe if you're a regular customer, the experience is different and better. There's a few reviews on Google at least, of customers recounting their purchase experiences, that can be very enlightening. Overall, this store seems to have one employee, the owner. A man who provides good customer service, and is concerned about having a pristine store in more ways than one. I'm not sure how many customers he has, but he is still open, so maybe go check him out.

Have been coming here for years. Owner is patient and kind to everyone. Amazing selection & he does…read moresale days you just have to look around/ask.

Needed something in a hurry Such amazing customer service service ! Pricing on point !read more

Teri is the nicest. She is honest, a hard worker, and true loves what she does. She is a great…read moreexample for our community. We wouldn't use anyone else.

We drove up to DeGoede Bulb Farm & Gardens! The show garden is starting to look very nice; the…read moreTulips should continue to open over the next two weeks in our cool weather. I did find a few things in the gift shop, some potted Tulips, the flower baskets are looking good, and they have a great selection of Roses out front!

Fantastic place. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. We felt very welcome browsing through the…read morestore. The fish in their water feature were HUGE! They offer a wide variety of plants, flowers, herbs, veggies, gifts, etc. The store leads to the show garden with a quaint foot path. A wooden gate will lead you the way to the tulip fields. Dirt/dusty paths to the field, so choose your footwear appropriately. Porta potties and water stations were available for use. Feel free to roam the fields but be considerate and do not pick the flowers. Excellent trip for anyone, especially families and small children.

Great selection of Dewalt products. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Location is a bit unassuming…read morefrom the outside and a little unwelcoming. But don't be discouraged.

The coasters and sign looked amazing. Very pleased with the way it turned out and the price.read more

We just bought an engagement ring. The owner, Valerie, gave us personalized service and we got…read moreexactly what we were looking for and quickly. We didn't want an over-priced, cookie cutter ring, and we're so happy we found her.

Valerie's Diamond Lady is the place you want to come to if you need ANYTHING done to your jewelry!…read moreShe can not only get your jewelry fixed but do it for a fraction of the cost of other places but it looks so much better! She is also who you will want to go to when you need to buy jewelry! She can get you a better price than any "sale" out there. If you are on the fence about who to go to, GO HERE! You will NOT be disappointed!!