Very friendly and knowledgeable, decent prices. Worked with us and explained the different…read moresoil/compost types. Would recommend, will be back.

I had a very disappointing experience with Trevor at All About Lands. I ordered what I was told…read morewould be 12 yards of material for a $360 delivery. After it was delivered, I had multiple people with landscaping/excavation experience look at it, and we determined it was nowhere close to 12 yards -- approximately 7 yards. I immediately brought this up with the driver, and instead of resolving the issue, the situation became even more frustrating. I then went directly to Trevor's yard and asked him to load 12 yards so I could compare it myself. He started loading my trailer, and I stopped him at around 10 yards because the trailer was already overflowing. I took that material home and dumped it directly next to the original delivery. The difference was obvious. The material I received as approximately 10 yards was noticeably more than the material that had been delivered as "12 yards." When I brought this up with Trevor, instead of trying to work out a reasonable solution, he became angry, started cussing at us, and insisted that I pay for the full 12 yards. I refused to pay for material I did not receive. For comparison, I later went to McFarlane's Bark nearby and purchased 10 yards for $170. Their load was actually 10 yards, the trailer was heavily loaded, and the people there were professional and easy to deal with. I've had a much better experience with them. After dealing with All About Lands for the past several days, I personally would not recommend them based on my experience. If you're paying for a specific amount of material, I strongly recommend measuring the load yourself before accepting it and comparing what you actually receive with what you were charged for. $360 for what I believe was approximately 7 yards is not acceptable to me. I will be taking my business elsewhere. McFarlands address is 13345 SE Johnson Rd Milwaukie, OR 97222 United States All proof is in the photos

We got our sod from Oregon Turf & Tree Farm a few weeks ago. The women who took our order over the…read morephone was very nice and knowledgable. When we sod was delivered to our house, the guy was very nice and gave us lots of good advice on how to lay the sod to ensure it took. It's been about 3 weeks now and the grass looks beautiful!

Colleen at Oregon Turf was amazing to work with. I called multiple turf companies, and they were by…read morefar the best price. Colleen had an estimate to me very quickly, and got me on there scheduled with in 5 days. I ordered two semi loads, one on Wednesday and one on Thursday. The drivers were awesome, and on time. Actually 30 mins early. The sod was very fresh, and rolled out amazing. For all my sod needs, I will be buying here from now on.

This is the place to go if you're looking to learn about lavenders and looking for help selecting…read morethe best variety for your situation. I really can't say enough good things about Chris - she was super knowledgeable, helpful, and patient in consulting which variety of lavender would best suit the space I had in mind and my use case (low maintenance and only needing one trim a year). Since she runs the place by appointment only, I first called then emailed with more details of the space I was trying to fill and what I was looking for. After some back and forth, I made an appointment to stop by, look at specific varieties, and pick out some plants. The day of, she went through the different families of lavender and helped me narrow down to a specific variety, looking at the dried cuttings from last year as well as plants in her garden. She also had plenty of other hardier medicinal plants available including multiple types of mints, thymes, rosemaries, and other herbs. All the plants are very reasonable priced and I couldn't be happier with my experience. It's very clear that Chris has a passion for her plants.

We're so lucky to have so many wonderful lavender farms in the Willamette Valley region, and Barn…read moreOwl is definitely one of my favorites to visit during lavender season in late June through July. Come here for the best selection of lavender varieties, the best lavender products like sachets, wands, and lotions & potions, and best of all... an opportunity to view how lavender grows, feels and smells in the garden. If you're anything like me, you need to see plant varieites in person, not just in your favorite garden design books. I can't make a decision on what's going in my garden unless I see how someone else has implemented it. Located in a residential setting, parking wasn't the first consideration when designing the layout of the farm. If you or someone you're visiting with has mobility issues, try dropping them off near the entrance before parking. The gravel path has a gentle grade and can pose risks for those prone to falls. But don't let that deter you from visiting the crown jewel of lavender farms in the area!

Hidden gem of a nursery. I met one of the owners at the Salem Saturday market. She said come check…read moreout our nursery. We finally made a trek out and they have lots of beautiful ornamental grasses, cactuses, landscaping plant and huge succulents. They are amazing and much more. Well worth the drive.

Great selection! I've been going to another Woodburn nursery but they have limited vegetable…read morestarts, which is what I was looking for. Hillcrest had a wider range of tomatoes, peppers, brassica, eggplant. While I was there, I found some annuals and perennials that weren't available at the other nursery. So glad I found Hillcrest Nursery. Competitive pricing and friendly service.

Our go to place for plants especially Tomato plants and annuals…read more Kordell's plants consistently thrive after being planted in our yard. Prices are higher compared with the big box stores but well worth the additional cost since Kordell's plants look better and lasts longer. Service is fast, friendly and efficient.

Great quality of produce, not a huge quantity but perfect selection…read more They also sell veggie starts and great plants. Very convenient location. Stopped by yesterday because of a friend's recommendation. Staff helpful and friendly.

Individuality, quality and beauty is not the sole province of large cities. The Rare Plant Research…read morenursery is an exotic plant nursery, vineyard and winery on a stunning estate. It finely matches individuality, quality and beauty perfectly. There is nothing in the city of Portland, or anywhere, matching it. The world-traveling collectors from the Renaissance forward gathered plants into the great botanical gardens of Europe. English traveler collectors brought plants from all over the world into the conservatories, greenhouses, on their estates. They learned how to keep them alive in new climates. Eventually they propagated them, enriching Western landscape design. Rare Plant Research is an update of that in the countryside outside Oregon City. They are only open to the public one weekend a year. They do announce under a handful of RSVP-only events, Summer months, on their mailing list. Except at the once a year open weekend, plant sales are made online and shipped. The greenhouses are near the road. They are filled with exotic grasses, succulents, bromeliadish plants and vines. A few corners of the greenhouses have definitely gotten out of control and turned into jungles. Another greenhouse floor is dry sand, desert-like. Want a hardy olive tree on your land? They have Willamette Valley-proven ones. Ginger varieties. Are you beyond bonsai? They have some pretty interesting plants that look like miniature baobab trees, like under 1-2 feet, or barked bulbs with flowers. The real test is growing these outside the greenhouse. The estate is the demonstration it can be done, and it could not be more dramatic. At the top of the hill, above the vineyards, is a Northwest interpretation of an 11th Century Italian estate: the main house, a formal pond, outdoor verandas, a lakeside amphitheater, arbors and a small vineyard shed. Apropos, a greenhouse garden spans the space between the two main wings of the house. Around the home, the exotic plants from the nursery thrive, outdoors, in our Northwest landscape! It's pretty amazing in this setting, that for the open to the public event, the owner is with the plants and the customers, ready to share his experiences. I also note that the masonry work is first rate, including broken concrete retaining walls that look like something ancient from Italy. The space may be available for events, contact them for details. Rare Plant Research is a grand experiment in exploring what we can grow, from far away places, with different climates, here, in little Portland and its surrounds. We hope Rare Plant Research continues for a few generations of more plants and more grand gardens!

Nice place to spend a day when it opens to the public each year. Explore, wonder, enjoy!read more

Great customer service and such great plant selection!!…read more Love all the pot selection and such great Hoya varieties.

Lovely little green oasis in the concrete of Bridgeport village…read more Loved all the indoor plants and plant accessories! They do carry a variety of plants but the main theme is all indoor based plants and plant accessories. The prices don't seem horrible but I don't buy a lot of plants, so I am less knowledgeable about pricing of plants.

Healthy flowering baskets that last all summer long. Great family runs this place, and I treasure…read morehitting them up the first day of the Beaverton Farmer's market each year. for my hanging baskets. Can attest to their great tomato starts and amazing geraniums, which are ginormous :) Next year I hope to make it out to their farm to have an even better selection to choose from...Will someone on Yelp please remind me the day after tax day?

Really beautiful hanging baskets and geraniums! Nice people too! Shopped them at the Canby Master…read moreGardeners Sale last weekend and they had the best looking hanging baskets of the show! Can't wait to go out to their farm and see more!