I wanted to take my girls to some type of farm this year so we took a drive to check this one out…read more The cost to get in was a little more on the high side, was around $63 for myself and my 2 little girls. Once inside of course the kids are going to want food, our first stop was the food court. The prices and the food I got was at least not worth it. Chicken strips for one daughter was $12 or so, the other wanted 2 corn dogs and that was $10, I got a nacho that was also $12. None of the food was worth that cost, the nacho had strange flavors going on as well. I would suggest eating elsewhere before going in, I would have done better getting the giant pretzel. As for activities, there are a few different activities going on at all times on the farm. Keep in mind that this place gets ridiculously packed and some of the lines took a very long time to get through. Food lines took us about 45 minutes to finally sit with food, next time drive thru. To use the bathrooms was even a 30 minute line where they have a bunch of porto potties sitting, one tip if you go out near the big slides past the mazes then there are some out there with less people. Most of the activities are free but the wait was horrible. The only paid one we did was the potato blasters and those didnt work all that well, half the time we were in line it looked like they had to keep working and oiling a couple of the cannons. They also have different mazes, face painting, tiny petting zoo with mostly goats, a small kid size zipline, a couple different types of hay rides and a few other small things here and there. The place has a lot going on but at the same time they let way too many in at a time and the wait times and just the sheer amount of rude people. I get it, they want to make money and at $21 a person they are making it before all the other cost. In the end I found it to be a waste of money personally and the kids complained there wasnt enough time to do everything when we were there for hours. Pumpkins at the time of writing this were $0.49 a pound, I did not buy any since we had to park way out in the overflow lot and I was not going to carry them all that far and they charge to rent a wagon as well.

We had such a blast the other day that we decided to come back and bring the whole family and some…read morefriends too! The tulips had fully bloomed by now and the pictures were absolutely beautiful. We had to wonder if we were in Pasco or in Holland.

This place is great! They have a huge variety of plants to choose from. Everything I've purchased…read morehas been very healthy & is surely going to be producing fruit & vegetables this summer! I can't wait. The staff were also very helpful, kind & knowledgeable. Specifically I worked with a brunette lady the first few times I visited who taught me about evergreens and ground cover and today I worked with a blonde lady who helped me pick lavender and a peach tree. My garden is looking great and I even got a compliment on it the other day. I really think it's thanks to the quality of the plants they have here, as well as the help I received, because I do not really have much of a green thumb! I will say I did not take the advice of keeping my peppers indoors when I purchased them in a colder month, but they are still budding/ flowering even though the leaves are not in their best shape, but that's my own fault for being impatient.

My family and I visited Woods Nursery over Memorial weekend to look at the flowers, which has…read morebecome a wonderful tradition for us after a coffee and donut date. My first visit to the nursery was fantastic, thanks to a gentleman named Max who educated me about juniper trees. This past Monday, my boys and I returned in the morning to look for edging material and enjoy the flowers. However, we had an unusual encounter with a gentleman who approached us. When I joked about causing a ruckus and suggested he put my boys to work, he responded in a stern tone, saying they didn't need any help. It felt quite strange. When my son heard a horse and asked about it, the gentleman responded in Spanish, a language neither of us speaks. This left me feeling quite taken aback. Initially, I thought it might have been a misunderstanding. However, when I shared my experience with a coworker, she mentioned that Woods Nursery has a tone that can make visitors feel unwelcomed, which aligned with my experience. It's disheartening because Woods Nursery is such a beautiful place, and one unpleasant interaction can impact the overall experience. I believe the gentleman might be unaware of how his approach comes across, and I hope this feedback is helpful in making the nursery a more welcoming place for everyone. I ended up going to Home Depot and buying the same materials needed for a quarter of the price cheaper.

Going back to this shop, very soon, this spring. We need a starter philodendron of some sort, and…read morethis is such a fun place to look into!

From the owner: Little plant shop at the parkway in Richland, Washington! Plants, pots and good vibes 🪴read more

My husband & I recently moved from Oahu Hawaii to Kennewick, wa. We're looking into replacing our…read morepointy & thorny bushes. After talking with Darlene at Beaver Bark Garden, she was able to help and educate us of shrub replacement...so friendly & knowledgeable. Although we didn't purchase any shrubs today, we'll be back after we get approval from our HOA. Thank you Darlene!

We bought a outdoor plant it looked a little unhealthy, but we wanted the color and it was in back…read morea a couple others so I figured it was just not enough light, the cost was $40.00. We planted it and lots of water later that evening it was looking very limp and by the next day it was really bad. Our receipt stated returns with in 2 days full amount back, so the girls called someone up to see the plant, and a blonde gal came up and check it out and treated us horrible very mean talking to us like we were children and saying why didn't you water it and accussing us of leaving it in a hot car, she kept going on and on I finally said, I have had enough and we walked out we will never set foot in that store again. We went to Woods and bought a new plant there. I have no idea what happened to the plant but if I were at fault I would not expect them to take care of it, I couldn't believe anyone would speak to a customer that way. It is not about the money it about her degrading us.

Our first visit was because of a family person's recommendation. And, we are saying thank you!…read more We arrived here to simply use their DIY pet washing facility. It is clean, inviting, and a great experience for pets too! The items available to purchase definitely fir a "Farmer's" needs, yet, there is a lot to consider. It is a "must-see-for-yourself" excursion you need to complete! I will keep adding tho this as I visit more!

The store is great however the lines are to long .... To purchase one small item it was a long…read moreline I was behind a lady who bought 32 baby chicks and a lot more people in front of her and no more cashiers came up to help. 1 cashiere is not enough.

My all time favorite flower shop :) The people are friendly,…read morethey are always happy to explain what flowers I am picking out and what flowers look good together. Their shop is adorable and has such a happy feel to it. When the weather is bad it's worth stopping in looking at all the cool things they have and buy some flowers. Take some sunshine home :)

I live out of town. Ordered an arrangement to celebrate a colleague's accomplishment. Florist was…read moreprofessional and asked good questions to be sure I got what I wanted. Requested a particular stem be included. The delivery came in with poor quality for that item (not the florist's fault) so they called me to suggest a substitution. I asked them to make the arrangement "wow" and they absolutely delivered. Recipient was thrilled. Highly recommend.