Larry & Jerome, the proprietors of Tanglevine do a fantastic job bringing style, class, & whimsy to…read morea small Indiana town. Upon entering their shop which is located on the ground floor of their lovely Victorian house, guests are greeted with a sample of a seasonal beverage, whether it's vanilla cappuccino, or mango iced tea. The shop is packed full, so it's probably not the best place for grabby little hands, but the displays are ever-changing and great fun to admire. They offer an eclectic mix of one-of-a-kind jewelry, art pieces, kitchen gadgets & gourmet sauces, homemade candies, lovely & elegant Christmas ornaments, Crabtree & Evelyn products, beautiful candles, & a large variety of locally made items, from the classically gorgeous to the hip & retro chic. Don't forget to seek out one of the resident cats, who are usually laying on the desk & will readily accept worship and pettings.

I found L & S Lumber in Greens Fork, IN. while working for a client in the area. For starters they…read morehave the best lumber that I have purchased in years and a little bit of everything hardware. They also sell animal feed, garden supplies and garden sheds. The staff are extremely knowledgeable. This isn't a box store just a good group of people in a small town selling lumber, hardware and supplies. What a hidden gem, I will continue to support them whenever I am working in the area.

This is our go-to hardware store back home. I grew up visiting here nearly weekly for everything…read morefrom paint and birdseed to garden vegetables and potting soil. The team is friendly and will quickly help you find what you're looking for. It has all the small town nostalgia vibes of a Hallmark movie. During my brief visit this past weekend, I was able to find some great deals on vegetables (I picked up eggplants and jalapeños, perennials and annuals. I ended up snagging a full flat for $12 and purchasing two bags of pitting soil that were also reasonably priced. Didier also sells mulch by the truck-bed (smaller amounts are available). It's great to have a trusty option available like this in a small town like Union City to avoid the trek to the bigger box stores in Greenville or Richmond.

Definitely our "go to" store for everything possible even though they are a 20+ mile drive. The…read morestaff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they have just about anything you'd need. Support local business. Shop at Didier Home and Hardware.

I'm often guilty of jumping the gun to purchase plants early in the season- ya know, when they tell…read moreyou not to. I can't help it, the daffodils and hyacinths pop through and I'm off to the races. I grew up in Union City with Wasson's as our go-to nursery. I had fun taking my kiddos this past weekend to see what we bushes and annuals we could find to finish off our landscaping. We were a little too early for some of the items but found some strata and eyed some purchases for down the road. The greenhouses are such a fun escape- even on a rainy day. My hey offer trees, bird baths, hanging baskets, vegetables, seeds, bushes, mulch and more. They also offer landscaping design services. Inside the shop they offered a sweet little Earth Day "Craft" for kids to plant their own seeds in a compostable container (a cake cone- clever!). Ours is already in the garden and we can't wait to see what comes of it. Overall, a lovely and nostalgic visit for our crew.

This is an awesome assisted living home. Great place to send Grandma when she can't live alone…read moreanymore. They are very attentive to their resident needs. The apartments are cute and clean, there are a lot of activities, and the food is restaurant quality. Its a bit pricey but they will work with you.

Stopped here while enjoying a day trip to Ohio. We were not disappointed! The variety of pumpkins,…read moresquash and gourds to choose from were excellent. I am jealous of the locals that get to visit here every season. We left with a great variety of pumpkins. My son loved being able to feed/pet the goats. They had plenty of carts for your shopping. They also have a corn maze but we skipped that. You can pick your own pumpkins as well. There was so much to look at!

My family & I have been going to Majestic for over 10 years. They always have a variety of pumpkins…read more& gourds to choose from. As well as hay bales, corn stalks & mums. There's toys for the kids to play on, goats to feed, a corn maze, & more. They really do have something for everyone. If you want to pick your own pumpkin, you can do that too! Either way everything is very reasonably priced & is fun for everyone!

These people are great. While working in New Castle I was amazed at the selection they have. Every…read moreday that we needed something unexpected we found it here, hardware and lumber. Great Store, knowledgeable friendly staff. Much better experience here than the other place.

This is a nice local hydroponics store and a good place to pick up several different types of…read moresupplies Ocean forest hp pro mix and plenty of dwc And locally owned too

I'm really not sure how to review this place. The first time we went, to pick up some wine-making…read moresupplies, the man running the store(presumably the owner) was extremely helpful and friendly, and the parrot they keep in the shop was adorable. Since wine and beer making is my boyfriend's thing, not mine, I hung out with Charley the parrot while my boyfriend discussed various ingredients with the guy in charge (GIC). Things were slightly different when I went in a couple days ago. When I walked in, I was greeted by several slack-jawed yokels sitting on a couch staring at me like I had accidentally wandered in to their wake-and-bake. The GIC from before was sitting behind the counter and started to help me (I was picking up a packet of yeast for a wine experiment that Boyfriend wanted to try), but a very unpleasant woman (part of the couch potato group) decided to be "helpful" and proceeded to interrupt and grill me with questions I didn't know the answers to. "WHAT KIND OF BOTTLES ARE YOU USING? ARE YOU PUTTING HOPS IN THERE? YOU'RE GONNA BLOW THE TOP OFF THE WINE BOTTLE IF YOU USE THE 121 YEAST. ALL I GOT IS THE 838. DO YOU WANT THE 838? ALL ALCOHOL NEEDS YEAST." I don't know, lady, but I don't remember asking you any questions, so I don't know why you're comin' at me with this confrontational crap. Of course, I didn't say that - I just bought a packet of champagne yeast and got the heck out of there as fast as I could. Since Wine N Vine is apparently the only beer/wine making supplier in the immediate area, my suggestion is to stay out of there on an early Friday afternoon and you should be all set.