This little shop opened at the beginning of the shut down. For any small business this would be a…read moresink or swim and boy have they swam. They are located on Wetmore pretty close to Funko in the cutest little shop. I was able to stop in over the weekend and check it out and I am glad that I did. There are plants in all price ranges. The owner is super passionate and knowledgeable about plants. I didn't purchase anything on my last trip but I live close. I will be back :)

Such great plants here! The variety is awesome. And the owner is so kind and helpful. I actually…read moregot a couple of my very first houseplants here a year ago and they are still going strong! Also tons of cute pots and decor/fashion items for sale. Love the atmosphere of this little shop!

My husband and I visited the nursery for the first time this past Saturday, during a quiet morning…read more Chris greeted us (appropriately from about 12 feet away,) and spent about an hour answering my many questions and walking us around the nursery to show us plant after plant. It's November, and everything is dormant, but he was kind enough to show us photos from his mobile phone and explain the growth habits of each plant as it grows. We ended up buying a few things, including a Japanese maple (the coveted "floating cloud" / Ukigumo variety!). The prices were extremely reasonable--very competitive with other nurseries in the area. I even found some great deals on time-tested perennials for only $5! (They need to be planted over, but a 1-gal perennial for $5 is a screaming deal.) It was a relaxed, zero-sales-pressure morning with people who obviously know and enjoy plants. With free local delivery on large ($500+) orders, we expect to be back again in the Spring! (For what it's worth, I am extremely conservative about my exposure to people and COVID, and I felt safe the entire time I was at Woods Creek. It was a nice, rare field trip outside the house.) I would highly recommend a drive to Monroe to escape the pretentious, overpriced, crowded, tchotchke-saturated "plant nurseries" in Bellevue, Shoreline, and Seattle. There's no coffee stand, only hundreds (thousands?) of plants and a few humans who love them.

Exceptional customer service! Knowledgable empolyees. This nursey is well organized with multiple…read moregreen houses and easy to find items. Found exactly what we were looking for. Great selection with very resonable prices.. Many native varieties also available which is difficult to locate sometimes. Gentleman helped us load our car and wheel the cart from the the back of the nursery. Wonderful and surprising experience. We are so thrilled to find this nursery in our journeys. We will be back.

Great customer service, prices are reasonable, and the owner Tony is really helpful and super nice…read more Not only do they sell plants, but they have appliances for sale as well. Drive towards the back of the property and there's a building on the left with newly used & used appliances in good condition, and they will deliver for a fee... A great find!

It's easy to drive pass this nursery and completely miss it. I've been driving by this nursery for…read morea couple of years and never thought of stopping by. However, one Mother's Day I went to pickup some hanging plants for my neighbors and Lowe's and the nearby nursery were completely sold out. I drove to Key's and I was pleasantly surprised with their inventory. From the road, it appears they only have one green house, but as you drive all the way to the back, there are about 5 more green houses filled with medium, large and XLarge baskets. Prices range from $30 to $85. I ended up buying 6 baskets. The $85 baskets remind me of the ones I used to purchase from the old Plant Farm along I-5 where the flowers hang about 3-4 feet from the top of the basket. Staff are helpful and friendly, but be prepared to carry your heavy baskets all the way to the cashier as there is usually just one or two people working. The first sale (25% off) happens around late July then it's 50% off mid-August.

I have picked up a few loads of various yard care products through the years here and never a…read moresingle problem. Service is friendly enough prices are competitive and they always have in stock what I'm looking for. And they are only a half mile east of my home.

Ok i have used this place for sand and gravel and no issues, but this year i took my trailer to get…read morea yard of mulch for the garden. Only $36 so i thought i was getting a great deal. Only problem was it killed everything that was planted in it and only took 3 days, not sure what they are adding to it. Also while digging it out to replace with good soil i have found several pieces of glass. I dont know who their supplier is but buyer beware

They have decent selection of native plants and the price is very reasonable. I made several orders…read morefor my landscape project. However, their return policy is very strict. I would suggest buying plants when they are out of dormancy.

On a whim I decided to check out this Nursery that I was passing on Highway 9. I was very…read morepleasantly surprised. I received excellent customer service from a staff member who really knew her stock. I also saw that most of the plants are pretty indigenous to the area. That was great for me because I'm partial to indigenous plants. If you are in the area this place is certainly worth checking out.

We went out to this nursery over the weekend and we were really impressed. Pricing was great, even…read morewith gas prices being what they are. Staff was friendly and helpful. Great selection. We wound up capping out what we could haul and will be headed back in the future. A couple caveats, they don't take CC so bring cash or a checkbook with you. Also they have limited days they are open so check before you go (open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm, or by appointment).

All I needed was mulch & bark...not the Drama. Spoke with…read moreLaurie the owner on the phone who was very accommodating saying even though they only do bulk load orders on mulch (they don't sell individual bags) etc, if I brought my buckets out they would fill them. When I arrived a gal who was working there looked at me & then quickly turned her back & continued working on a plant. Seeing she was busy I just walked around the nursery for about 15 minutes. No one came out. She still ignored me. It appeared she was still really busy working so I walked within a few feet of her, said HELLO. No response. Not 'can I help you' , nothing. I said that I had talked to Laurie & was coming by for some mulch. She rudely said she did not know anything about it. She kept working potting a plant & did not offer to even call Laurie to check. Confused with her behavior, I politely tried to explain what I was there for & all if a sudden she spun around angrily yelling 'Look! I am not arguing with you", I stepped back & said, "Whoah! I am not sure what is going on here but ......not a good way to greet customers". "I think I will just deal with Laurie". I was in no hurry, so I walked off, enjoying the lovely day. The vibe I got from this gal was... 'Helping you is not my job, man' Eventually the husband/owner came out to help me. He was very nice, shoveled & loaded the mulch. I could not help but notice he had back issues so being a retired physician, I offered to gift him the Doctors Solution my CBD topical that my company makes to help his back. I also considered telling him about the rude employee (business owner to business owner) but decided to let it go. A few days later I called again & left a message that I was wanting to come by & purchase some bark groundcover for my tree. Laurie the owner returned my call & but left a rather irritated voice mail saying there was a NEW employee, and something about 'my needing to be patient about things'. Looks like the NEW employe, expecting some blowback from her confrontational powerplay with me, did some damage control. As a business owner I know there are always two sides to a disagreement. The fact that Laurie took the NEW employees' word about what happened & was dismissive towards me without realizing there might be another side was disappointing. Public Relations 101: Customer is usually right. I like to support local business especially during COVID however... 1. I was not impatient. 2. I don't need the drama. 3. They just lost a customer.

Service was great! Several local HS football players were manning the tree stand and assisting with…read morehoisting baled trees onto car rooftops. We visited at around 4pm on the Sunday afternoon of the second weekend after Thanksgiving, and there were very few customers in the parking lot. Recommend that the store increase its offerings and remove the "fresh cut" signage if no longer available. Ultimately got a $40 discount for the perfect sized tree for us!

We love coming here every year for our tree. Its our family tradition. We always seem to find a…read moregreat tree. We love the little shop, fire pit and hot cocoa. Seems like a nice family run business! Took off one star because we didn't get a fresh cut on the tree and the base was crooked at a slant. A bit hard to support the tree straight as it was a very heavy tree. We didn't notice until it was being loaded. I saw another review about them maybe not doing fresh cuts anymore? Hope they do it in the future as our tree is not soaking up much water on day 2 and we hope it lasts as long. Just a bit of feed back so they are aware. Hope to come back next year.

These guys are amazing, took a long tree list over the phone, delivered great looking trees at a…read moregreat price. wonderful customer service

I got 20 trees delivered and installed. They showed up early in the morning, did a great job…read moreplanting, and left the place clean. Highly recommend.