I love this little slice of Heaven. The house plant selection is diverse and I see something new…read moreevery time I visit. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and seem very open to conversation/questions. The prices are fair, especially knowing the plant has a fighting chance once I get it home. I would highly recommend.

Wanted to make sure my old review in 2016 still stands. I am starting to plan my garden for the…read moreyear and I will be using Sunnyside. They no longer have a punch card but still has the personal touch and huge, huge huge inventory. I get lost in ideas when I visit. Looking forward to 2026.

In short Stuff here might be a fair bit fresher than the…read moresupermarket, and prices are good. If you have any patience for doing your shopping at more than one store, this is a great produce option. In long We tend to do our grocery shopping across multiple locations, including some stuff online. Always looking for new things and good prices. We've been craving fresh tomatoes since they're in season and we didn't plant any this year. In a long route-around to avoid traffic yesterday, we ended up passing this spot and chucking our afternoon plans in favor of staying in Everett for the afternoon. So glad we did. We found red and green tomatoes here, along with a bunch of different stone fruits, all for under $15. Everything's in great shape and even if we don't grocery-shop this far north of our place very often, it was a great stop.

Good, got much better quality and freshness wise! Fine place for a small market. Thank you for the…read moreimprovement and management stepping in to run the place!

This place was unique. We chose it because we could bring our dog, which was exciting, but overall…read morethe experience felt chaotic and honestly a bit pretentious somehow ? I totally understand and appreciate the no-spray, organic, regenerative farming approach (I literally studied environmental science and have worked on sustainable farms all over the country), but the whole operation felt disorganized. Not to mention that everything was extremely expensive, and the mandatory orientation is basically just a tour of all the bugs you'd find in your apples, which I get, but even I was like...yikes. We were able to find plenty of apples, but they cost us around $80 and the cider was $12 for a half gallon, which we actually had to strain once we got home because of the bugs we were finding in it. I spent a ton of time cutting around bugs and even had to throw several apples out while prepping apples for apple butter. It was delicious in the end, but I wouldn't have eaten these apples raw. The staff also seemed pretty miserable and unfriendly, which was disappointing. Overall: not worth the cost. :(

This was a super cute find, super kind people even have a couple piglets! Wasn't expecting much…read morewith it being late in the season but they were kind enough to welcome us and be open in late November! Thank you!!!

Beautiful and huge hanging baskets! They also had lots of other flowers and tomatoes startsread more

My go to place for my annuals. I always look forward to seeing what is new each year, but also…read morelike that I can always find what I normally plant in my hanging baskets. Staff are always nice and the prices are good.

I had a tiny back yard, cute and neat, but not very useful. I saw the reviews here and elsewhere…read moreand was impressed by the positive feedback given to Jumanji. I met with Jumanji and told her that I'd like to create a seating area, I needed privacy from my neighbors, and I like a riot of color, mostly purple/lavender, fuschia, white and chartreuse or gray. That's just about it. With that little bit of direction she turned my humble yard into a fairy tail garden. It's like a Monet painting! When my partner saw it he responded, "Wow!" Even my son, who, as a teenage boy, isn't the most effusive (unless you want to talk video games), commented, "The back yard looks really cool!" Jumanji gave my little yard the artist's touch. It is perfect. Jumanji's rates are reasonable and she will come back for regular maintenance, which means she will continue to watch her handy work develop and will take more care than most. Now all I need is a table and bench or chairs so I and a couple of my friends can enjoy the beauty and serenity that is my secret garden.

Connecting with Oliana Gardening was superbly serendipitous. As an interior designer and landlord,…read moremy gardens need to be both aesthetic and highly functional, and preferably mostly native. I needed a landscaping establishment that was reliable, trustworthy, knowledgeable about natives, the right price, able to do both maintenance and renovations, and, this was a biggie, artistically trained. Oliana Gardening is meeting all these needs beautifully. Reliable and trustworthy means appointments are kept, communication is good, work gets finished, and my property gets cleaned and locked up as it should be. Being able to trust Oliana Gardening as I do makes my life so much easier. Jumanji really knows her native plants, and helped me figured out a scheme for a sunny front garden that I was failing miserably with on my own. I'd spoken to other people about natives before, but they either couldn't imagine an entirely native garden, or were so natives-oriented they seemed to sniff at my aesthetic needs. Jumanji supports my dual and sometimes conflicting requirements. For example, while it's stressful on sword ferns to completely cut their old fronds, we're compromising with selective trimming. The fact that Jumanji does both installations and maintenance is especially helpful because every act of maintenance from pruning to carefully placing excess leaves in the right spot all leads toward the overall garden vision. She's not going to damage anything from ignorance or mess up what is working well like my clean gravel drive by getting dirt all over it as one "gardener" did. More, Jumanji keeps teaching me new things about gardening, which makes the process fun. To me, Jumanji's greatest asset, is that is also an artist. Many companies have great plant knowledge or construction abilities, but their gardens often lack unity or artistry. I absolutely love collaborating with Oliana Gardening as one creative with another. Jumanji understands the creative process, creative angst, and "can we move it again?" Jumanji also has other equally talented colleagues, so when I wanted a border between my plants and gravel, she brought in an artist friend who can weld. Together they created a beautiful steel border and craftily installed it among carefully placed rocks to make everything look level and balanced. Last, Oliana Gardening understands my garden ambitions aren't backed by a big budget so existing plants, rocks, leaves etc. have been used to their utmost. To offset costs, we'll figure out things I can do myself, we'll work together for a bit (such as when she wrapped one of my trees with holiday lights and installed some new large rocks), or spread work out over several months. My garden has really come together since working with Oliana Gardening, and I look forward to working with the company long into the future.

Great for koi, pond and aqua garden supply and advice. Great selections…read moreGreat Great Great

Went to Falling Water Gardens today and had the best experience! Lauren helped us and was super…read moreknowledgeable. We learned so much and had a very positive experience. We will definitely be back soon for more koi!

I typically have the task of making memorial arrangements for our loved ones. This week, the church…read moreconfirmed our service time 28 hours before the memorial was going to be held for my grandfather. I searched for options but with such short notice my options were becoming limited. I called and explained my situation, I learned that if it was a flower in stock I could stop in and place my order to take the same day. They had the flower I needed so I stopped in the following day. The flowers weren't in bloom so I looked around and got a beautiful selection to work with. The young lady that helped me was super helpful, patient, and got me out of there rather quickly. Truly recommend stopping in. Side note: it is a little confusing when you first stop in. You take a left into the hallway near the front door go right down the hallway and down the stairs. The counter is tucked behind the staircase when you're walking down.

I have been a wedding and event florist for almost 20 years but the last five have been full time…read moreand I use a variety of wholesalers in the region: Cascade is my favorite for a few reasons: it truly is a family-owned business. Which means you build relationships with them and they have made operating a business in a pandemic manageable for me. Adam and his staff are friendly, ready to laugh with me about crazy industry problems and always make sure I am taken care of. They might not always have the variety of local florals that Seattle Growers might have so making your way down there is worth it for a big event but honestly even when they make substitutions they let me know with plenty of notice. When bunches have had quality issues they are quick to credit my account- when I needed a refresher course on wrist corsages they let me sit in on their house florists making them for prom and I know they are always a call away to ask questions, collaborate etc.. I don't know much about their retail side though my husband has sent me florals through that end of the business and they always last at least a week.