A friend and I wanted to pick some fruit while I was back in Radford for a bit and it just so…read morehappened to be the first day of blueberry season! There was a pretty good selection for it being the earliest opening and the berries were great. They also don't use any pesticides so you can eat a couple while you pick We picked 2 gallons of blueberries and it came out to $20 each which is cheaper than getting organic blueberries in store and they're so much better tasting :) definitely coming back for blackberries and raspberries!!

Such a nice and relaxing activity to go berry picking! 3 birds is honest about their farm and that…read moreis a good quality to have. the layout is not large and the parking lot can fill up quick, I would recommend going in the morning! psa- there are a lot of bees (it's fruit!!) so beware if you are allergic. i picked for about an hour and had zero issues but just wanted to emphasize

great service and items. there is a wide variety of fishing and gardening items to choose from, I…read moremyself usually go there for fishing equipment and they hands down have a better selection than any other sports store around. A little hidden gem!

Kind of a quirky store in what they carry, however they seem to have things which other stores the…read morearea do not (or are out of stock). Unlike the review throwing the R label around, I have seen no evidence of this when I am in the store..... this town has many ethnic groups, seems like everyone is treated the same to my eyes and ears.

Great place very friendly people and great service . Very healthy plants . Great selection.read more

I have used Crows Nest for many years to get my annual and perennial flowers. There always is a…read morewide selection of healthy plants and the workers are always helpful and friendly. I have recommended Crows Nest for many years to my friends and neighbors. Sharen

King size bed in a good size room and quiet. Room includes a microwave, fridge and coffee maker…read more(pods).

Great service and perfect location. We stayed here while visiting Virginia Tech with our daughter…read more It was super close to the campus and had everything we needed. I was able yo call ahead and ask about an earlier check in. The woman at the front was super friendly and was able to accommodate us. We walked in and waited in the front for about 20 mins, giving enough time for then to have the room ready. They have breakfast and and a bar area, where you can order food and drinks. They have a pool, gym, and plenty of parking. Overall the hotel was clean and seemed updated. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating. We will definitely stay there again when we're in the area.

A Wedding at Nesselrod on the New: A Beautiful Day Marred by Broken Promises…read moreWeddings are meant to be magical and stress-free. When we began planning ours, we envisioned an intimate micro-wedding with about 50 guests on a crisp November day. We chose Nesselrod on the New, under new ownership, for its rustic charm. Unfortunately, what should have been a beautiful experience was marred by disorganization, broken promises, and unprofessional behavior. When we first toured the venue in July, Brittany, the new owner, promised the barn would be fully enclosed with permanent walls and heated floors by our wedding date. She also offered to decorate based on a Pinterest board I sent. However, early signs of disorganization appeared: Brittany gave different price quotes, delayed the contract (which still had the previous owner's information), and needed multiple reminders on details we had already discussed. The major issue arose two weeks before the wedding when Brittany casually texted us that the barn walls would not be built; instead, she would hang cream-colored tarps. A week before the wedding, she added that the heated floors might not work either. At that point, with guests' travel already arranged, it was too late to cancel. The night before our wedding, while we were in the middle of a special family dinner, Brittany sent a picture of the barn with clear plastic stapled up around it. Her accompanying message was, "I like it better without the tarps, brings in more natural light." I responded, "The main thing is to make sure it is warm. It's going to be dark. We want the tarps." Her response? "I'm not going to use them, they cost a lot for one-time use." This was the moment everything came to a head. She had promised tarps. She had promised walls. And now she was choosing, unilaterally, to back out of those commitments the night before the biggest day of our lives. Her tone grew increasingly defensive and dismissive. She claimed she'd gone "above and beyond" for what we had paid, even though she hadn't delivered what was contractually promised. She even said she had sold a car to afford the plastic sheets, which she insisted were superior to the tarps anyway. Her texts continued to get more hostile. When I began crying, my family insisted I cease communication. On the wedding day, Brittany and her husband were still stapling plastic up hours before the ceremony. Our florist arrived to install floral arrangements on the arbor, and Brittany's husband--Joe--helped her while muttering curse words and angrily saying, "Who the f** holds a wedding in November?"*. That is not something a vendor should ever say, let alone at the actual event. Guests had to wear coats indoors because the heated floors were non-functional. Brittany and Joe spent the reception sitting at the edge of the dance floor in casual clothing, scrolling on their phones. They looked completely disinterested and detached--like they were bored employees at a DMV, not hosts of a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. Two teenage girls--wearing jeans and sweatshirts--wandered through the barn mid-reception holding a small dog. They helped themselves to food, stood around the drink table, and chatted with Brittany like it was a casual get-together. They even let the dog run around the dance floor, posing a tripping hazard while people were dancing. These girls made it into our wedding photos. Let that sink in. After the event, our family stayed behind to help clean up. We had been told that we only needed to remove the trash and that the venue staff would take care of the rest. However, someone had apparently gotten sick in the bathroom--and rather than quietly taking care of it as a venue host should, Brittany confronted my family and asked indignantly, "Who is going to clean the bathroom?!" My father and daughter-in-law ended up cleaning the mess in their wedding clothes. As our family packed up the decorations, Brittany casually suggested they leave them for her to use. She also wanted to keep the extra plates, cups, silverware, and food. It felt exploitative and incredibly presumptuous. At this point, our family was so done with the situation that they only left behind a box of crackers--which Brittany said she could use to feed her chickens. Brittany may be new to owning a venue, but there's no excuse for this level of disorganization, broken promises, and rudeness. What was most disappointing wasn't just that things didn't go as promised--it was the lack of professionalism, the gaslighting, and the hostile tone she took when we asked her to follow through on basic commitments. Our wedding ended up beautiful because of our loved ones and in spite of Nesselrod. Brittany's behavior added unnecessary stress to what should have been a joyful occasion. If you're considering Nesselrod on the New for your event, I strongly urge you to reconsider. A pretty venue is meaningless without professionalism and trustworthiness behind it.

Great service, incredible property, and wonderful rooms!…read more My partner and I loved staying at this charming cozy inn. Our room, the Lily of the Valley, was clean, spacious, adorably decorated and exceedingly comfortable to stay in. We loved the wallpaper, elaborate seating, and wooden furniture accents. Most of all we loved the huge bathtub surrounded by gorgeous green tile. The inn keeper, Jeff, offered a delicious home-made breakfast in the morning and was a joy to talk with! Are you tired of staying at hotels that nickel-and-dime you and don't care about your comfort? Ditch the hotels and stay at Nesselrod of the New, you won't regret it!

Nice place! Lots of interesting plants and trees. All…read moreappear to be healthy and high quality. Excellent, knowledgable service.

I LOVE everything about Pine Ridge including their plant quality, variety and (with one exception)…read moretheir customer service, including knowledge, advice and friendliness! HOWEVER, DO NOT RELY ON THE COMPANY'S GUARANTEE POLICY!!! I have purchased thousands and thousands of dollars worth of plants and merchandise from them in the past. Unfortunatly, I recently requested a replacement for a CLEARLY DEAD tree; a tree that was pointed out to them 6 months ago and was told to "watch it and see if it comes back". When shown the tree recently, I was asked to "PROVIDE THE PURCHASE RECEIPT" which I no longer have!!!!!!! I hope this was just the action of one "wrong-headed" employee and not a reflection of Pine Ridge! As mentioned earlier, the Company is, otherwise, ABSOLUTLY FANTASTIC!!! As they say, "One bad apple....".

With the fabulous new owner and storefront, this is THE only place I order flowers from. The owner,…read moreKaty, listens to what I wanted/flowers/color theme and stays within my budget and I'm blown away every time I go to pick up. They also last for weeks! My mother just received a gorgeous delivery for her 85th birthday today as well. Sorry to say, not from me but rather a family member out of state who went online looking and picked D'Rose on her own which speaks highly. Beautiful and unique arrangements that you know will arrive in full glory!

I've used this florist a few times for delivery and their service is great and the flowers are…read morelovely!