Cute little Christmas Tree farm in Leaburg, Oregon. Noble firs for a great price and super friendly…read morestaff. You pick the tree and they cut and bale it for you on the spot. You pay in a quaint little office that has hot cider on tap and some holiday decorations for sale made from cuttings of the Holly and Noble firs they grow. For just $7/foot you just can't go wrong with picking up a tree from here. The "flocking" on the tree so to speak is they donate 50% off every tree sold to the Lane County school of your choice!

This is a cute little Christmas Tree farm along the McKenzie River about 15 miles East of…read moreSpringfield on Highway 126. The offer pre-cut Noble Fir trees and You-Pick they Cut fresh trees. Bring the kids, they have free apple cider and coloring books. They also sell beautiful hand made wreaths and bulk holly and greens. They open after Thanksgiving until Christmas.

My first time visiting here and they have a huge selection of plants and trees. Bought several and…read morewill be returning!

Here is a short, direct version for your review: This…read morenursery has a beautiful selection of flowers. The staff is wonderful, and you can always find someone available to help you. Highly recommend!

I haven't dealt with them lately. My last mail order was quite disappointing: starts either didn't…read morethrive, or didn't bloom as described. If you want something for bloom, fall color, etc., I'd advise you to go to the nursery at the time when you expect your desired species to be at its best, and pick the best specimen yourself. Don't order from a catalog. Nice people, and the demonstration gardens are very informative and showy.

Nursery and nearly all the gardens are no longer there. What remains is beautiful. Wish I had…read morebeen there in its heyday.

Fox Hollow Creek nursery is a charming place to shop for plants.  It's a neighborhood nursery…read moreserving the Friendly Street neighborhood, but I'd gladly drive across town again to come here. It's small, and there's no rhyme or reason to the layout of plants here.  So the roses crawl through the bamboo, and the begonias rest under a red-leafed maple.  They're not going to have everything, so don't expect to find that very geranium you're looking for.  Instead, you get lost in the beautiful plants and are surprised around every corner.  And you keep wandering. It reminds me very much of the beloved Flicks & Picks that we all loved and used to love across the street.

My absolute Favorite place to go see what I'm in town!! The guy here is great and full of…read moreknowledge. Selection is AMAZING. Prices are very fair, no gouging going on here. We LOVE this place so much.

We LOVE Shady Oaks. The people there are all so pleasant and helpful. They always have a wide…read moreselection of plants and they are cheaper than many other nurseries I visit. We visit often in spring and summer.

We used to come in all the time when the kids were little. They would get ice cream and play while…read moreI had a moment to breathe and decide which of the healthy, happy plants were coming home with me. Over the years, I've been to countless gatherings here.. for chamber of commerce events, craft markets, and movie nights. Every event was perfect. Now, I've hosted two events there myself for over 50 people, and I have a new level of appreciation. The owners are so kind, and they communicate clearly. The space is charming, and they are continually adding more. Thank you, Shady Oaks!

My favorite part of Down to Earth is the building. Not knowing the history of the building itself,…read moreit appears to have once been some sort of granary warehouse. All the chutes and various chambers are very intriguing, then you get into the wares the store offers. Very much in sync with the atmosphere of the building. It would seem that whatever hobby or craft you are into, they have some of what you need. They definitely have plants, containers and such covered. Next is the cookware, then canning supplies, storage containers, macrame, animal supplies, personal care... the list goes on. The neat part of it all is that it all feels so vintage yet new. A very holistic shopping experience.

What a great find this garden shop was! I could spend hours in here yet was on a schedule and able…read moreto spend an hour perusing the beautiful and eclectic merchandise including everything from plants, garden supplies to kitchenware, jewelry and cards. The prices were mostly reasonable which was a bonus. I purchased a beautiful windchime, a soaker hose and face mask. This will definitely be a stop next time I visit Eugene.

What a great family owned nursery…read more A must stop for plants in August (season close-out with deep discounts)

Awesome beautiful place and such friendly helpful staff. You will find everything to make your…read moregarden and yard beautiful

The selection of plants is good, the prices are very high, but the customer service is terrible…read more I've never been treated so rudely as at Gray's. Go anywhere else, there are many choices.

These people are not knowledgeable about plants. I took several pictures of a tree I see all over…read moreEugene & no one could tell me what it is. The smallest perennials are $7. Sticker shock! Maybe someone else knows more than they do...

I patronized Rogers for many years and have many plants in my yard that came from there. In 2025…read morethe business closed. The land owners jacked up the rent or refused to renew the lease space and they could no longer be a viable business at that location. The gates are closed. There is no access to this site because there is no business at this site. Yelp should remove this site from its listings. There was a going out of business sale just before this nursery closed back in 2025. This information is readily available with a web search.

Do not shop here. If you need a reason beyond that they have fungus gnats and mealy bugs, they…read morediscrimate against disabled people. More information: I am disabled. I got a service dog after a doctor convinced me years ago and it changed my life. I do not look disabled. My service dog is well marked. He is the equivalent of very, very expensive medical item. They have an off leash dog there that was standing in front of the check out. When I asked if they could leash him or take him somewhere else the lady said no and got very intense and kept saying "he has the run of the place". I asked if he might come up to my dog and bother him. And she says "yes". Now this is a incredibly expensive and irreplaceable dog and I cannot function alone without him. He's fine with other dogs but there are endless stories of service dogs being attacked by supposedly "friendly" dogs. So I have to be very careful. Finally the guy standing there tells me he can take him away. The lady is in a really intense huff and being very curt and rude so I ask if she understands about service dogs. She proceeds to get very aggressive and tell me all about how all dogs are allowed and I should not come to a place with dogs. Then tells me that "You do not look disabled" I have a long history of this because I'm younger and starting getting surgeries in my mid-20s. Even in a full obvious brace and on crutches I heard this. I wanted to have a nice relaxing plant day. Instead this ruined my week. Please do not shop here.

I love this beautiful store! Unique items that can not be found any place else. Staff is super…read morehelpful and kind. A must to go check out if you have not.

An amazing gem of Eugene. High quality and beautiful inventory of merchandise. Well worth the…read morevisit. The owner is extremely helpful and friendly.