We were back again for buying some plants. We don't know a…read morelot about gardening and the weather condition here is tricky so we needed help. Everyone was fantastic and very helpful! The staff had big smile, polite and as helpful as possible. We purchased what we needed and we are very happy with the quality and value. This is a fun place to go too and I have been going there for years and I highly recommend it. Don't forget to go there for Christmas too! They have amazing stuff for your holiday season too! :)

Greenland has exceptional quality plants and knowledgeable staff…read more It is fun to just walk around and see what is new!

Amazing staff who found exactly what I needed and were able to make a matching one in a day. The…read moreplants lasted well beyond expected

Plants, workshops, outdoor decor, festive gizmo's and gadgets, and some of the largest planters…read moreI've ever seen! We adore Salisbury Greenhouses and check it out at least several times a year. We especially enjoyed their Whoville Grinch Tree-Making class. The team doing the workshops is awesome and really do a great job teaching you how to make something cool and providing you with all the tools to do it. The cost for the class gets incorporated into your purchase of the tree as well which is nice. I do recommend bringing your own ornaments and lights or planning to put your own on later because they are a little pricey here. We also love their customer nights, who doesn't love a little discount with your purchase. Pre-Covid they would have snacks and once there was cake, a lovely way to spend an evening with family and fellow gardeners. Of course their plant selection is incredible, definitely sign up for their electronic newsletter as they feature their incoming plants there and then you will truly see how much they offer. Some fun things you'll find there: sprouting seeds- a great addition to the other seeds they supply, we live growing our own sprouts to eat and finding some well priced sprouts is a perfect reason to hit Salisbury up; kids gardening supplies like shovels and gloves, who can resist the adorable little watering cans; planters and planting supplies- dirt, compost, pest control, planters of every size and color; little fairy garden ornaments and a huge variety of fun other figurines.

We've all heard of Carolina, Texas, Memphis, and Kansas City BBQ. These styles are unique in their…read moreown way and each has its own distinct characteristics in terms of meat selection, sauce, and cooking method. But what about Alberta BBQ? Alberta beef is the best in Canada and is widely praised for its high quality. As a Western province known for its rodeo culture, surely Alberta must have a BBQ style all its own. Grill masters Russell Bird and Ron Yoneda specialize in exactly this - bringing Alberta BBQ to the forefront and putting our celebrated beef (and other delicious meats!) on the map. However, beyond winning titles at competitions all over the USA, Russell and Ron believe that everyone should be able to grill and smoke incredible world class BBQ in their own backyards. Their business You Need a BBQ (a play on Ron's last name; Yoneda) not only specializes in premium grills but their passion lies in teaching others the craft with their BBQ Classes which are held right in the store. I was invited to take one of these classes on a Thursday evening and I couldn't possibly have been prepared for all of the meaty goodness and valuable knowledge that was in store for me. Russell and Ron are friendly and approachable, immediately making students feel comfortable and free to ask questions along the way. (I had many.) Imagine having a fun BBQ evening with a group of friends - except in this case your friends are pitmasters empowering the group with the tools of the trade. Classes are held in the back area of the store in a fully functional teaching kitchen. And you had better believe that you'll be heading outside as well where all of the smokers are filling the air with their tantalizing aromas! A class usually lasts for about four hours so you can imagine the amount of ground that can be covered in that time (and all of the delicious items that you'll get to taste!). Let me assure you, your stomach will not leave empty! The first cut of beef that we discussed was the Tri-Tip Roast and one of the cuts was Wagyu from Lakeside Farmstead. One of my favourite producers of beef and cheese, they're located just north of Edmonton - I've been to the farm myself and I've pet the cows! It doesn't get more local than that! Russell and Ron put a lot of care into explaining everything about each cut and how to best honour these beautiful pieces of beef on the grill and in the smoker. We learned a lot about the importance of seasoning the meat to bring out the full potential of its flavour and they highlighted the significance of resting the beef for an appropriate length of time once it comes off of the grill. We also got to try You Need a BBQ's brand new Black Gold seasoning which they have concocted especially for this summer's KDays! I am very into these feature items that many restaurants across the city are rolling out in partnership with KDays and Explore Edmonton this year. This is new and the amount of participation that I'm seeing is incredible. How fun! I can't wait to eat it all! Did I mention that there was a surprise pan of smoked pulled pork waiting for us? You can't expect people to learn about BBQ and to be smelling those smells without a snack, can you?? And yes, this pork melted in my mouth. The recommended addition of a bit of vinegar-based BBQ sauce was excellent - the use of some acid to cut through the richness is key. Next, Russell prepared King Oyster Mushroom & Bacon Skewers and explained that king oysters are used because their texture is almost identical to the bacon. He was right! This match was perfect and each bite was delicious. I loved the use of Samurai Sauce to finish the skewers which brought the experience to the next level. Finally, the pièce de résistance were the Tomahawk Steaks. I've seen this cut of beef (and have marveled at its size) but I've never tried it myself. Smoked and rested to perfection, this was the best meat of the evening and unparalleled in deliciousness. The exercise of tasting and comparing the different cuts was valuable in itself - I learned so much about which types appeal to me most. The marbling of fat in the tomahawk added so much flavour, as did the precision seasoning and smoking. Tender and juicy, tasting this tomahawk may have ruined me for future steaks. A more accessible version of this cut is the ribeye - I know what I'll be ordering in the future! Meat sweats? Check! I'm more of an eater myself and far less of a cook but this class filled me with so much knowledge and appreciation. It also filled me with a lot of deliciously incredible meats which was a huge win in itself! You Need a BBQ has classes running all summer long and they usually cost $200 per person. I can think of no better gift for the grilling enthusiast in your life - how fun and unique to send a loved one off to a class like this! Or maybe you just want to treat yourself (and after drooling over all of these meat photos, I don't blame you). What an opportunity to learn from cha

Wow. We spotted a…read moretweet about their Boxing Day Only sale and zipped over to the new location to check it out. My other half wanted a smoker and who can say no to 50% off a special awesome tricked out unit and 20% off accessories. Amazing. The gents in the store loaded it in the back of the SUV , but offered to hang on to it for us if we couldn't get it to fit and come back another day once the other car was out of the shop! Really can't say enough about the knowledgeable staff and no-pressure sales. Want a pizza oven? Sure! The primo Ooni? They carry that. Covers? Tools? Gluten free rubs, spices and sauces? Pellets of whatever wood you prefer. They have all that. Lots of space to move around and check out the massive selection. Something for any budget. Parking? Tons! Recently moved to a new mall and easy to find. Accessibility? Power doors are installed and working. Lots of space wide aisles to maneuver. There is a curb step, have to see if there are any eased cuts next visit. Set up of the smoker took ... an hour, maybe 2. Was working the afternoon assembly started. Break-in done, we had supper and it was delicious!

We came here recently for a number of things. We were really pleased with all the great advice we…read morereceived from the staff members who helped us attempt to find a good product to clean with, the correctly priced floor mat and made sure that the prices we paid matched the shelf pricing. This is more help than I normally need when shopping but we were quite pleased overall and we found what we needed during this trip. The bathroom was well maintained as well. There was ample parking.

Walking around in this place early on a Monday evening, I had an eerie feeling: it was quiet, too…read morequiet. It was like I was in Home Depot after the zombie apocalypse. And then I realized that all the other patrons were clustered in a pack at the single functional self-serve till. The one other self-serve till was malfuctioning, and all the regular tills were closed. There were at least 5 people in line, not counting those at the customer service centre, and the one worker at the self-serve was obviously having problems. The staff were trying their best but there were not enough people to do the work. I haven't had great experiences with Lowe's generally, and I don't think I'd stop at this one again. Lowe's always seem understaffed.

This is a woman's store mostly for knick knacks or decorative items. But it has bedding and…read morekitchenware. There is artwork. And some smaller furniture. What is disappointing is that moist items are made in China so you don't know if they are full of cadmium or lead. Be careful with the decorative glass jars or glass soap dishes because they are painted colours over clear glass that can peel off. One needs a good eye to spot painted glass versus real colored glass. If you see an item you like you better buy it because it may never appear again. Prices are reasonable but fakes abound. Free parking.

I just moved to Sherwood Park, and I was delighted to learn that there is a Homesense 5 minutes…read morefrom my house. The store location is excellent! It is a very professionally managed, well stocked store. Staff are always very friendly & accommodating. Its tough to go in "just to look" lol! There are so many beautiful items to choose from, you get great bang for you buck! I seldom walk out of the store empty handed lol! Shop Sherwood Park Homesense with confidence! It exceeds my expectations!

If you love country home decor, this quaint shop in Sherwood Park has a small town country feel to…read moreit, and everything from John Deere memorabilia and colourful tin dish wear to wooden wall decor that says stuff like "Home is Where the Heart Is." Things are a bit over-priced, in my opinion. But the selection is really big. There are two rooms full of stuff, lots of little nostalgic gems like mason jars, old tins for tea, coffee and spices, "welcome" mats, wall mirrors in every shape and, of course, lots of classic animals decor pieces - gooses, cats, ducks, pigs, etc. This is a fun place to browse and see if anything fits for your living space. If this is at all your home decorating aesthetic, you will find a lot here you can use to bring character and a homey touch to your living space.

This is a great store. Staff are helpful, if they don't have it in stock, they'll help you out, and…read morehow many stores offer to carry your stuff out for you? The clearance sales are great too. We hadn't really considered this store as an alternative to your average big box hardware store, but it really is! They have so many things! From brooder chicks in the spring to lawn sweepers to tow behind your ride on mower in the fall, fencing, Clothing , in sizes that fit so many average real women! There is camping hunting and all the stuff for growing your own food. It's amazing. Plus, propane tank swap program so you can get it all here. Bike racks if you have that locomotion. For accessibility, the aisles are a bit tight, two wheelchairs won't pass but otherwise the store is fair for accessibility. Wide spots for a ramp, easy curb access to the door. I did not evaluate the washroom facilities but will update when I do. The only reason I can't give them five stars as the online shopping is a bit challenging. Search is... a wrestling match to find something you were JUST looking at sometimes. Public washrooms and fitting rooms to try on the clothes... and sizes for curvy girls!! Did I mention there's even an EV Charging and parking spot?! Has become our go-to for most hardware and garden items!

Great Store and so sad to hear they are all closing down! Now that we have moved out to an acreage…read morewe have found this store invaluable for finding some items. Right now there is a sign saying up to 30% off everything in store. Truthfully everything is 10% off and the stock is getting quite thin. They do have Christmas items at 60% off while they last. There are a few things at 30% which may be okay deals. Things at 10% off you can probably find better deals elsewhere. I suspect deals may get better as stock dwindles and they want to get rid of everything so you may want to check daily on things.