It's a maybe because a couple of weeks ago I didn't go in with my wife but she came out feeling…read moreignored by the staff as she was shopping for a pair of boots and today as we talked about Wilco my mom said she felt the same way a different time same ending result both leaving without a purchase.

We took our 3 dogs to be groomed this week for the first time going to Wilco. Charissa and Henry…read moreare the best team and did a fabulous job. Every time i've spoken with them, they have been the kindest. They took their time called and gave me update and seem like they genuinely care. Are little dogs were quite the mess after a very busy winter. Life happened and their coats could have been better managed, but it was not in the cards for us.With everything we had going on as a family. Typically, in previous experience elsewhere. I have felt very judged and as if I was a poor dog parent. That was not the case here. And it was a very much appreciated because I do a well enough job recognizing my own shortcomings and feeling guilty. Again, they make the best team we couldn't be happier. I am so glad we were able to get in with them.

I can't rave enough about Sonora Lumber - they really are the best for supplies and customer…read moreservice. And I like going there, too, because of the old building and authentic floor boards still in the building (like at Nature's Home Food Depot in Standard). Today my special helpers were Patrick Lawrence, who is amazing in his broad range of skills covering different departments; Randy Rowe who stayed completely committed to fixing my weed eater despite one snafu that needed some clever analysis, and dustin who took time explains options regarding a lighting question I had. All were very helpful and cheerful.

Janet! Janet! Janet! You are a doll!! You seriously saved our butts coming in looking for a…read moreconnecting hose for my mom's mobile home. You took the time and patience to find the materials needed to upgrade my mom's kitchen faucet. Everything you recommended worked perfectly. You are a gem. Thank you so much for your expertise. You are one boss lady!!

Their nursery is fantastic, it well worth a visit. Their prices are reasonable for the healthy…read moreplants they sell.

Hilltop Market is a family ran garden nursery and farm stand in San Andreas, CA, selling flower…read morebaskets, plants, succulents, trees, garden gifts, honey, local fresh picked fruit. They grow the flowering plants right on the premise. From the road, you can see the show stopping colorful blooms growing on the side of the hills. That caught my eye and peaked my interest, so much so I made an u turn to check them out. They are right on Highway 49. The plants are healthy and in great condition, and priced competitively. 4 inch vegetable plants were priced as low as $3.50. The flowering bloom baskets had a variety of flowers with complimenting colors; all you need is a hook to hang them. I walked every inch of their shop, just in awe of their inventory. The folks working the day we dropped by were kind and very helpful. Knowledgeable.

This is my absolute favorite place to get high quality vegetable starts and a fantastic variety of…read morenative California plants! Local, good service, friendly, and great value for excellent quality. I highly recommend getting your plants here!

I stopped by looking for Bay-Leaves or seeds and met with Sally (the water goddess) who I…read moreabsolutely ADORE and she helped me look just about everywhere! She was very knowledgeable and gave me some really nice tips on how to avoid gophers in my garden without one of my 3 indoor/outdoor cats massacring them which has been an issue a couple of times this week! Anyways, she was helpful and I saw some BEAUTIFUL plants and seeds I just know I would love to add that were way more than Bay-Leaves! Price wise it looked average to me but for great value because it was a lot of bang for your buck. The owner came by as I was leaving and was also SO nice! She explained to me that the specific plant I was looking for grows very slow and although she does have some sprouting trees to check back in with her and they should be good for me to pick up, I didn't get her name but she was lovely and very knowledgeable as well!! What a beautiful place I can't wait to come back the more the plants bloom so I can pick them up and put them in my own garden. Thank you ladies!

Amazing new owners for Eden nursery in Murphys! Lovely mother-daughter owners who bring a great…read morenew life to the space. Highly recommend!

Great selection of native plants and the staff is very knowledgeable. Competitive pricing.read more

Big store- loads of selection, friendly knowledgeable staff…read more Animal feed Garden tools Toys, farm themed stationery, paper, reusable bags Sturdy clothes We are here for a chainsaw, case for it, extra oil and an extra 1 year warranty Thanks for the good service!

My 3 month old $400.00 outdoor Even Embers pellet stove works great, but you would not expect rust…read morelike this on a outdoor product that is under a covered patio. Even Embers doesn't warranty against any rust, my solution will be to clean and paint with a high temperature paint. I'm writing this review because in my opinion anything that has this kind of defect shouldn't be taken care of by the manufacturer. Like I stated the product is only 3 months old and has less than 80 lbs. of pellets run through it. This is not acceptable for any item that is this new. Maybe next time I step up and purchase a stainless steel one.

I have a small farm so I have a long list of feed I need to buy on a weekly basis. I have been to…read moreevery feed store in the area. Today I saw this feed store and decided to go check it out and see what they have to offer in comparison to the other feed stores I go to. As I'm looking around...I'm thinking, wow great prices! I comment to the girl there that they have good prices and she tells me they try to keep the prices lower than the other feed stores. I didn't need anything particular today but the prices were good and I thought I may as well grab a few things while I was there. One of the bags I was buying was a bag or "wet cob" priced at $23.99 for a 50 pound bag. I get to the register and the girl rings up the wet cob...$32.99! I ask her if the price was correct, she assures me it is. I thought maybe I had looked at the wrong price. I tell her it's too much for that and I switch to something else, she rings up my other items. As we're leaving, my friend and I go back to where the wet cob was and recheck the price....it in fact DID say $23.99. Soooo....why was she trying to charge me $10 more? She made a comment that she hadn't gotten around to changing the price tags. How long does it take to change a price tag because when we arrived no one was there. I don't know about you, but when I shop...the price of an item determines whether or not I buy the item. If the price says $5 but it's really $10? Chances are, I'm not buying it for $10 and the reason I bought it was because I though it was $5. With that being said, after I got home and checked my receipt.....Out of the 4 items on my ticket...only ONE had the price that I saw on the shelf. The other THREE items were rang up with different prices! I'm sorry young lady, but that is what you call Bait and Switch. This is my first and last visit to your feed store, I thought I had found a good one but that is not good business practice. Fix your shelf tags!

the owner of the store I believe I caught her name as Gail was very rude to her employees and short…read morewith them making me feel uncomfortable, I can't say I'd be going back after..

No longer in business. Location has new owner but the nursery is no longer there. Currently , it…read morelooks abandoned.

Dropped by to purchase native oak tree plants, hoping to add some beautiful specimens to my garden…read more However, to my disappointment, the nursery did not have any trees on display that matched my desired criteria. Undeterred, I decided to take a stroll around the nursery to see if I could find any hidden gems. As I wandered through the rows of plants, my eyes caught sight of a peculiar sight. Nestled within a 15-gallon plant container, I noticed two black oak seedlings volunteering their presence. They seemed to be thriving amidst the other plants, their delicate leaves dancing in the gentle breeze. It was as if they were calling out to me, begging for a new home. With a sense of excitement and possibility, I approached the nursery staff to inquire about these unexpected discoveries. They seemed surprised, unaware that these resilient seedlings had taken root within the confines of the container. After a brief discussion, the staff kindly give me these little wonders, acknowledging that they could be a special addition to any garden. Carefully, I carried the seedlings to my car, installed them in water. Since the cost was zero, the value was outstanding.