Such a little big collection of squishies! The place is definitely a tiny hidden gem. My sister…read moreand I got there right before "the rush" and the store packed up quickly. There's a wonderful collection of needohs, dumplings, squishies and more. Besides being cramped, there's one "register". Everything is written down by hand, so there's a bit of a wait when you pay for your objects. The staff were pleasant and helpful and the Space was bright and clean. Some items are pricey so consider that when you browse.

So amazing I will be going here more often!! They have many varieties of squishy different colors!!read more

I went in expecting something similar to Anthropologie's Terrain or Fern's Garden in Berkeley, and…read moregot a mash up of a plant shop merged with a Barnes and Noble. Although I was expecting plants and small gifts, the space feels random and unplanned like someone searched 'garden' on Amazon and then just sold what popped up. The service was friendly but overall the selection wasn't for me.

5 exciting stars up in the sky!…read more Just like craving a re-watch of a favorite movie, craving the taste of a go-to comfort meal, sometimes I think of when I can come back to lovely Benecia (I don't live local) and allow my eyes to ingest the sights of Succulents & More for stress relief, decor ideas, to adopt something cute or ugly (cuz let's be honest, sometimes succulents can be ugly) but green & alive to love & take care of. After leaving the fam at the pier down the street to see what sorts of fish can unluckily become our dinner, I decided to check out what shops this little beach town can offer. Plant stores are my jam, so after yelping "plant store" this walk worthy sparkling gem popped up. I had to rush because they close around 5 & it was past 4pm. Parking isn't the most plentiful on this street, so I jogged there from my already parked car. From the outside array of succulents that greeted me that started at an affordable $5 each, to the packed thoughtful & inspiring aisles of displays of healthy & full greenery, super cute & funny planters (i.e. boob planter), to the inviting green comfy velvet couch, I just wanted to sit down & allow my eyes to devour the cuteness & inspiration that covered every square inch of this store from floor to ceiling. My eyes really couldn't hold it all in, there was so much to look at (check out the video) like framed art, planters, lots of strings of plants, snake plants, pileas, maranatas, calatheas. I can't name them all but theres lots. Which is precisely why I need to come back & do it again. This place isn't big box store like Green Acres, Home Depot or Lowes. It's more boutique plant shop, one that's individul person owned & operated. While there, the new owner of the store zipped around, enthusiastically helping all her customers & answering questions. Shop small business, support local! It's definitely worth the drive here on a sunny day, to come back to search for a cute unique pot or when craving a new plant addition to my growing plant family or just for no reason at all.

Great place to purchase Mexican artisanal items. Beautiful vases, baskets, candies, toys, clothes…read morefor women, men, children. Beautiful leather goods; boots, belts, sandals -- they have it all.

Came by the other day and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of things in this small store, and…read morethe wonderful service. The woman who was there that day helped us find different belt sizes, and let me try on boots. She was very kind and welcoming. Good prices, and amazing quality, quantity, and variety of items. From footwear, jewelry, figures, cooking supplies, clothing, ponchos, hats, belts, workwear, ceramics and so much more. I attached some photos of what was there that day. There is still more not shown! Will definitely come again :)

We were in the area and saw this store we decided to stop by. The store is nice and open and they…read morehave a ton of cool things. The owner greeted us and let us explore. We found a few cool things. We purchased some art and the owner let me son pick out a McDonald toy for free. Prices were reasonable. We will definitely be back. I would definitely recommend this place.

One man's junk is another man's treasure? All I saw was the latter…read more Walked in on a Saturday afternoon, and saw a lamp with no price on it. Then I saw a group of 3 people sitting down playing cards, she said hello and that was about it. I couldn't tell who was an employee and who I could ask questions about some items I wanted. Each time I wanted didn't have a price on it. The lamps were way too high to even see. The group of 3 people were more interested in socializing than being helpful. This place feels more like a hobby than a legit business.

Adobe had to abruptly close its former location at 929 First Street last year when the building got…read morered-tagged. Fortunately, it didn't take Pat and Jane long to secure this new spot down the street. What they gave up in square footage they gained in foot traffic. It's a bummer that they lost the separate furniture showroom they had at the former location, though. They do still bring in pieces, albeit on a much smaller scale. They already had pretty good turnover of goods in the old space so they should do even better here. Even when they get high-end or collectible items in, they mark them reasonably. One of my favorite scores so far has been my 4-quart Corningware casserole (Country Festival pattern) for $11 (goes for up to 3x that amount on eBay/Etsy, not counting shipping). No matter where Adobe lives, it's always worth dropping in.

Great local shop that has great items. Also many things you can't find anywhere. The locals support…read morethis shop and donate often.

This is such a cute shop. . I found the perfect handmade card for my husband and a couple of…read morebeautiful bracelets for me. And fresh cut flowers too. Just go

What an interesting store! Buy refillable containers, fill them up with supplies like soaps and…read morecleaning products and when you run out, come back and refill. Of course, you can bring your own containers, they will weigh the container so you pay only for the product not the container. The store is an odd mixture of what looks like really giftable items and essentially a bunch of reusable containers both empty and already filled. Towards the back, there are enormous containers of dish soap, laundry detergent, hand soap and what have you. You have some choices in terms of scent. All the scents I noticed were from natural sources. I haven't had a chance to fully process the prices but it looks like you pay the full price for the refillable container you purchase plus you pay a price roughly equivalent to going to the supermarket to pick up a similar product for the refill. I have tried the laundry detergent, the dish soap and the liquid hand soap. All of the products work well. The fragrance for the liquid soaps is definitely a cut above your standard supermarket brand. The scents are coming from natural ingredients, they didn't irritate my eczema, induce migraines the way artificial fragrances will do to me, or nauseate me. I didn't have any allergic reactions to any of the products. The dish soap is reasonably gentle but might not be the gentlest one on the market. I went thru a couple of days when I had to wash load after load of pots and I noticed my hands started bleeding. Perhaps it was just all the cooking and perhaps it was overexposure to the soap. I temporarily switched to using rubber gloves and my blue Kirkland brand and the problem has not returned. But for routine use, the Juniper Station version is more pleasant and doesn't normally cause my hands to bleed. Thanks to my allergies I went through a few products reading ingredients labels. Just about all the products use naturally sourced ingredients with safer choices substituting for more problematic chemicals. I did purchase one item intending to give it as a gift. But then I realized unless the gifted has access to a refillable station it's rather pointless. And unless the person wants to refill, it's double pointless. So essentially I purchased a nice refillable container and a large sample of soap instead of the actual concept of refill-ability. But this is a great place to pick up gift worthy refillable containers. I paid more for a similar container decades ago at Target. It lasted 15 or so years before it finally bit the dust. If you're looking for more eco-friendly choices, this store offers some truly spectacular options as long as you live within convenient refill distance.

P Really really really sucked to plan a whole trip there and…read moreshe didn't have her hours right on yelp she's closed for good it took an hour trip, paying for parking etc to find that out! Super lame

Been wanting to make my way to this little shop for so long. Got my daughter packed up, just to…read morearrive and the door be locked and no one on site. Waited another 5 minutes and left.

Went today; noonish, walked in and there was a gentleman sitting on a stool by the counter and…read moredoor. He was on playing on his cell phone. He nodded to me as I walked in; I said Hi, and he returned to his phone. I stood at the counter; he continued on his phone and ignored me. I left after a minute or so.... Took my business to a music shop in a close by town.

This place offers both great service and a wonderful selection of toys, games, instruments,…read morepuzzles, educational activities, and unique gifts. We tried some of the musical instruments on display. And enjoyed deciding what puzzle to purchase, as they had a lot of colorful and quirky options. Ended up getting a playful 1000-piece Ravensburger (with bunnies in the art), though we took some time exploring the many other interesting items in the store too, as they have multiple rooms as you go further into the back, including a music room. Awesome shop for both kids and adults alike.