The first time I ever visited Seagrove, we had lunch at a Cafe & the server told us her favorite…read morepotters & McNeill was one of them! I visited them a year and a half ago and they have moved their shop out onto the main Pottery Rd/ aka 705!!! This is exciting to be on the main drag, but also the space is wonderful! They have studio space for classes & a beautiful gallery packed full of fabulous pots! I scooped up a soup mug for John & adored the lanterns! Thanks Kathy for telling me to check out the new store! I bought a full set of nesting, mixing bowls last time! Great value! Gorgeous glazes.

Great selection of pottery and Sharon is always super nice and helpful. Our Kennel Club purchased…read morea larger lot of pottery pieces each year for many years now.

Great plant options - bigger variety than your box stores…read more Friendly & helpful staff Cute concrete statues. Unique gifts.

I have soured this year on these folks. In the past they've been really great, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. We loved buying trees, shrubs etc here. And every year I would buy my beloved tarragon from them. It's an important herb in my culinary repertoire so I always make sure to have my name on a list at Gulley's to be contacted when it comes in and put ten plants aside for me. As well this year as I have done every year for nine years, I call each Monday as herb deliveries come in to check if it is in. Each week they said it will probably be in next week. Well it came in, no call, no put aside plants on a Friday. Monday I called and they had sold it all and would not be getting more. It really sucked. I scoured every grower in Nc with no luck. Finally Big bloomers in Tramway got a small shipment. So I bought from them. Unfortunately theirs was from seed which will not grow to any usable size. Good tarragon is grown from grafts. This might seem like a minor gripe to some but it truly sucked. I'd like to continue patronizing them but I feel it might be more advantageous to go direct to their grower and track their shipments in the state. So for now....bye bye Gulleys

I just moved to North Carolina and am in love with this place. Tons of items to choose from and…read moremore color choices than I could imagine. I love the chill atmosphere and the owner is super friendly and helpful.

Even if you don't knit, you've got to come to Nina's Needle Workes and meet Nina. She's enough of…read morean attraction in herself. I guarantee you've never met a more interesting person. The place has a great, casual atmosphere. Nina gives very reasonable private knitting and embroidery lessons. She carries a wonderful array of embroidery and knitting supplies as well as items ready-made for purchase. She also can create to order just about anything.

Always helpful, great selection and best price on much and soil. Local. Knowledgeable about plants…read moreand landscaping. Wonderful place to visit

I spend way too much money here. It adds up quick. You can go for just a few things or with a…read morebudget in mind like $100...last time I went to get some violets and cone flowers and spent $200.... I especially love their houseplant selection, I have nearly 100 different houseplants and many of them came from here including a bunch of carnivorous plants, my favorite being butterwort and drosera. They probably have one of the best tropical and houseplant selections within a few hundred miles. My girlfriend and I often go together and spend $300 each per trip. Their outdoor plant selection is even bigger. They don't have very many aquatic plants but they do carry a few. I usually buy a ton of perennials for my yard and front garden each year and a few annuals. The one thing I will not buy here is trees. Their trees are quite a bit over priced and they don't stand behind them. We spent a few thousand dollars on trees last year, many of them $100+ each and we had about 20% of them die within a year. For paying that much more and having no warranty, you are better off going almost anywhere else. And they will not cut you a deal if you want to buy a bunch to line a driveway or fence line like Adcock's and some other nurseries will. The only time I've had them give me a deal is if they've had something sit for a year or more. They have a great selection of pots and statues as well and they are also premium priced. I sometimes get one or two here if I see something unique and cool but mostly I buy that stuff elsewhere. They have a great rare area, most of that stuff is in the main building where the restroom and bird supplies are. As it would be anywhere else, that stuff is expensive but you can get plants that you won't see anywhere else. The staff is extremely helpful. Brianna is a favorite as she posts new items in a local FB group highlighting all the cool new plants coming in.

In the past year I have had several pieces of jewelry repaired. They did a beautiful job and I…read morewill be going back again.

Gemma Gallery lost out on a large sale as well as the potential for a custom project. I was bopping…read morearound the villages today and decided to check this store out because of a pair of earrings I saw in the window. I was also excited at the advertisement of them being a custom jeweler/gemologist, as I have a Diamond I need reworked into another design. I walked in and was barely greeted by the person working because she was on the phone having a personal conversation about whatever. I was trying not to listen, but it didn't seem important. As I browsed, I found 3 pair of earrings and a ring I was interested in, but she continued her phone chat. She let me look for about 10 minutes without asking if she could show me anything or offering to help in any way. Just continued to talk to her friend on the phone. This was not a teenager and for all I know, it may have been the owner. Regardless, I left, shaking my head at the lack of service and super disappointed because the pieces I liked were unique. Now I won't get them, because I WILL NOT be shopping here after this experience.

Wonderful little store! I always find something fun to buy as gifts for friends and family. Love…read morethe bar accessories and jams/dips. The staff is lovely and helpful. It is great to poke around!

This is a great, recently opened store and a wonderful place to buy a hostess gift, "foodie" items,…read morepottery, dish towels or kitchen ware. The owner has an "eye" for unique items and she is friendly and helpful! This is a nice addition to the village of Pinehurst!

Very lovely historic cottage located on its original foundation in Moore County, North Carolina. I…read morealways try to take my guests here. This is as historical as it gets in the Sandhills and I enjoy it every time I see it. From their website: The Shaw House is typical of the antebellum houses which followed the cabins of the early Sandhills settlers. It is less elaborate than the seacoast plantations and has the charm and sturdy simplicity which was characteristic of the Scottish families who settled in this region. The interior is highlighted by fine detail on two hand-carved fireplace mantels of unusual beauty, and by many outstanding early examples of Moore County pottery and "plain-style" pine furniture. A wing was added to the house in the mid-1800s and a kitchen was added sometime in the 1920s. Charles C. Shaw, a first-generation Scottish settler, acquired 2,500 acres and built the house around 1820. The date of 1842 on the chimney is thought to have been the year that the front porch and the two attached "travelers' rooms" were added. One of his 12 children, Charles Washington Shaw, inherited the property and lived in the house, becoming the first mayor of Southern Pines in 1887. The house remained in the Shaw family until it was acquired in 1946 by the newly formed Moore County Historical Association in a grassroots effort to ensure its preservation.