It seems that their flowers are fresh and beautiful. But the staff does not have any concept of…read moreappropriateness of events. I ordered a Large Designers Choice arrangement for a family funeral and they sent a cheery summer bouquet. NEVER let the florist "design" an arrangement for you. They're only used to make arrangements by the pictures online. The card on the bouquet was the biggest part of the arrangement and it was put in a clear vase with all of the stems being a focal point. They could've at least put a ribbon or bow on it to hide some of the stems and make it look less like it was homemade. The worst part was that the owner that called me was not remotely apologetic.

I live in upstate NY and ordered a bouquet for my sister-in-law in Reidsville without having any…read moreprior experience here. They were delivered on time and looked exactly as pictured on their website. She loves them! Regarding the delivery charge, when you factor in the time that it takes an employee to complete a delivery and their compensation, I feel that $15 is quite reasonable.

I come here from Lewisville, but it's always worth the drive. They have everything I need, the…read moreprices are great and everybody that works here is so nice and helpful! They cover everything from vegetable gardening to all types of landscaping, and have a great variety within each category.

Big, huge, organized, super clean, beautiful nursery here in King. They had everything, even a fig…read moretree. They're very helpful and answer all questions and I'm going to be a regular here.

We love Home Comforts and will sometimes go to Stuart just to go to this store. It's in Stuart's…read moreUptown area, just down the block from the Honduras Coffee Company, and I don't know that we have ever left empty handed. The owner remembered us after our first couple of visits maybe two years ago. I just found that amazing because we only go 2 to 4 times a year. We love the scented tarts that he stocks that we use in the Scentsy burner and he has a good selection of garden flags that I like to look at. Beyond that, there are just a lot of really cute decorative items - wall hangings, seasonal kitsch stuff, seasonal dinnerware, stylish home decor like figurines, decorative tins, garden art, etc. It's a little hard to describe but so worth a visit.

Mike and his team do an awesome job at a fair price. They have been taking care of weed control…read morefor our lot for years and our lawn always looks amazing

I will never give them my business again. Today I was charged $7 for a single rose, $4 for a single…read morecarnation (I was told that they cost so much because it's Mother's Day weekend) and then charged $4 as a surcharge for using a credit card. The manager was surly, unhelpful and combative when I asked her why she would charge me $4 for a credit card purchase. I've never experienced such a lack of respect and decorum. I wish I could give them a "zero" star rating.

My son had prom today and I went to Pilot Mountain Flower shop to order and corsage and boutonnière…read morefor him. The lady that greeted me was so great and so helpful. They were ready when I got there to pick them up and were beautiful.

Went to their glow in the dark. East dregg hunt, what a rip-off? What a joke first of all, it's not…read morehandicapped. Accessible, it covers an area of about 5 acres. There's very few places to set down, and most of them are in one area around. The food areas, the glow in the dark. Eggs didn't glow in the dark. The kids had to go way out at least 2 acres away from the main building to do the Easter egg hunt hunt. There was no lighted station to keep an eye on your kids to have your kids. Meet I was a basket case worried that our granddaughter wouldn't meet up with us again because there was people everywhere, and even though I was physically unable to walk all the way down there. And as several times about benches, three different people passed me on tractors with trailers on atvs. Nobody offered to help me walk down there. Get a chair for me. Nothing very rude, very, very rude. The place looked like a redneck thrown together. Junk pile, it was not worth $15 a person. We had to buy a coat for our granddaughter. Because it got cold and we weren't expecting that, and they sold it to us at full price. Even though the shoulders were faded from it, setting on the hanger for so long. I will never ever ever drive the hour to get there. Even if somebody paid me Oh, and the flowers that you pay to pick fifteen dollars for a vase, and you can get your flowers.They look like they wouldn't even make it twenty four hours after you picked them.They were that spent.

We are from south Florida and don't typically have farms like this around. This was such an amazing…read moreexperience. The staff was so friendly. There was so many things adult and specifically kid friendly to do. My daughter had so much fun. We got a free pumpkin, some sunflowers. We got to try hot cider for the first time which was delicious. I even sat with a native man who gave us a feather and told us so much! He was great. If I'm correct it was $13 a person? Definitely worth it!

Located in downtown Madison. Gift shop with a variety of nice clothing selections, local pottery,…read more various gift items.. Adjacent to a walk through dry goods/café. The café is closed on Monday. Upstairs there is an another section with antique curio booths with items for sale. Creaky floors in a very old building with a small walk through museum regarding the infamous family murder in the 1920s. Upstairs needs a good dusting. Friendly staff .

We decided to do a short road trip to check out Madison, NC and the see what we would find along…read morethe way. My wife reminded me there was a recent paranormal show we watched on Netflix that was filmed at Madison Dry Goods. I remembered the show and the impact on the people that stayed there during their 28 days. We actually talked about not wanting a ghost to attach to us and follow us home! We arrived a little after 2pm on a Saturday. Street parking was easy. We walked in and started to peruse the clothing area and were greeted by the owner. We learned he just purchased the business 11 days earlier. We chatted about the history and the filming for the Netflix show. As we began to look closer at their clothing items we were really impressed with the quality and their prices. They also had several racks featuring discounted items. We then walked over to the dry goods area which offered a lot of local products including honey, jams and jellies, popcorn, candy, grits and more. We decided to walk upstairs to look at the museum and some of the history of the hotel. This space was featured in the Netflix documentary and while it was cool it was also a bit creepy. We also learned they plan to use some of the space upstairs to have a antique marketplace area where people can rent booth space in the near future which will be a cool addition. We both ended up buying some clothing items and chatting with the owners. They were very welcoming and helpful. Wonderful stop and we will absolutely be back when we are in the area. Stop in and support this small business.

Checked this place out while visiting my dad. Plenty of stalls/vendors to browse. Was able to pick…read moreup a vintage tablecloth and a couple postcards. Prices for the most part seemed reasonable.

Are you bored today? Come and visit Stokesdale Marketplace. Take mom and pop over. It is very nice,…read morehas many booths and vendors and has its own character. This is a place you wanna reminisce the past items and products that specifically made in great America and find things you want to get and still enjoy the memories it brought to your home and when you were growing up. I enjoy browsing around and look at things of all sorts and spent most of my afternoon here. Lots of holiday market items. You name it, they sell it. Arts and crafts of all sorts. Bird houses, wreaths and garden decor. The service is great and the value is always worth your time. Thanks guys for my fall getaway here in beautiful Stokesdale Marketplace. See you there folks!