Justin and his crew just completed a complex outcropping retaining wall project for us. His crew…read moredid an outstanding job and exceeded our expectations.

I had this company install a raised bed garden and fill it with what I thought would be black…read moredirt/top soil that I paid for last fall (2022)- the garden dirt was such poor quality that I called to get some kind of discount, which was refused by the owner Justin. As I suspected, it is now close to being workable and is an off-color, sticky mess similar to a clay texture and I DO NOT look forward to planting my seeds and vegetable plants. Will not hire this company again...

I personally love this little garden center. I don't think I've ever left here empty handed, always…read morefinding something new and different to take home. They have reasonable prices, lots of options on pots, and lots of cute gifts and things you needed but you didn't know until you saw it. The employees are always so kind, and they have a great members program that you can join in the beginning of the year that is very much worth it. And did I mention that there is a handsome kitty that lives there? All around a good place if you ask me!

Selection is fairly good most years but staff appears lazy and not helpful to potential customers…read more I've walked out without a purchase due to unhelpful staff. If you call on the phone they will tell you to come in and see for yourself rather than answering questions about potential products in store. Also frightfully expensive compared to local alternatives.

Chuck and his crew were quick to respond and communicated very well throughout the process. They…read moregot the tree off our house quickly and also knocked out the others that needed to come down. Very reasonable price and great to work with. We would highly recommend them.

You know that flaky nonsense you deal with whenever you try to call out for contract work? Not…read morewith these guys. They responded right away and took up a simple lawn maintenance contract when no one else would return the call. And they also do fall clean-up like gutters which is really convenient.

Customer service and attitude is horrible parts not existing ordering no clue need find a company…read morethat stand behind the brand

After I called them, they came to my home and for a fee picked up my riding lawnmower and took it…read moreto their shop. The next day they called me and told me all the things that needed to be done, and the cost that would be involved in doing them. I approved the work and they even made some modifications that would make a lawnmower run just as well, but would not cost as much money. All in all, I was extremely pleased with this company and their service.

Well I tried to buy soil... $42 a yard you would think that I would get pulverized screened…read moresoil.... nope I got weeds, huge rocks and blocks of soil... see the pic... thats what I got... that huge piece of concrete is about 12" x 8"... omg.. thats right .. there was screening or pulverizing... I would go to another place for top soil... now the reason why I gave them a 2 was that I did speak to the manager and she gave me a half off discount on my next yard... but that soil was the same as the original... I know they were short on soil but then charge less and do not say it's pulverized.... thats shameful. !!!

Horrible experience with Breezy Hill. Had a landscaping project done last year by a professional…read morecontractor. Chose Breezy Hill for the perennials due to proximity to my home in Salem Lakes. Spent over $1,000 on a variety of rose bushes, shrubs, etc. Landscapers planted them, installed the weed barrier, and landscaping stones as is customary last July. Everything looked great and I was a happy camper for a few months. 2026 rolls around, and nearly half the perennials that we purchased were completely dead. They did not survive the winter. I took pictures, emailed Pam at Breezy Hill to see what they could do. Here is her response: Hi Mike, Thanks for sending these pictures. As you know we do not warranty cash & carry items and actually never warranted Perennials at all. We are confident they are healthy when they leave our care since we are all gardeners here, but overwintering is our biggest challenge with our very volatile and extreme temperature fluctuations. The way to ensure best results for this is to remove all stone from their vicinity and mulch instead, which moderates and insulates temperature and moisture for our plants, much as would occur in nature with plant debris forming the mulch layer. Stone does the opposite of this causing even worse fluctuations while also cutting off oxygen and sometimes water to the roots. If there is landscape fabric under the stone that should also be removed since that makes even worse conditions for the plants, e.g. no oxygen or water to the roots, sours and compacts the soil. I'm here to help with more suggestions any time today, July 4 until 7:00, July 5 10-4:00, July 6 after about 2:00-7, July 7 9-6. Thanks, Pam No offer to refund or replace even a portion of the plants, no offer to sell replacements at her cost or at a discount, NOTHING. Needless to say, I won't ever be going back, and I live just around the corner. Do not recommend.

Eders did a great job in landscaping our front walkway to our home. Jeremy…read more was great to work with offering several suggestions on just what plants would enhance our existing brick walkway. We are very happy with the work Eders did for us.

I've know the Eder family for over 20 years I've seen lots of their work and have purchased trees…read moreand shrubs from them over the years. They have always stood behind their product and work 100%. They have also been a great supporter of the local community. They have help me in a golf outing I run for each of the last 9 years. I will continue to purchase my landscaping needs from Eder.

I also am leaving a review for the hayride. It was definitely family friendly and does benefit the…read moreBoy Scouts. One problem to note though is that they ask you to make a time reservation when you purchase tickets ahead of time. Our reservations were for 8pm and we arrived early. There was a huge line that they said were walk-ins. They did not honor the reservation time and we waited in line for a couple hours. Make sure you factor in the wait even if you have reservations. It was fun.

I decided to visit this place since they had a Haunted Hayride. (Just so you know, this review is…read moregoing to be all about the Hayride, since I have no idea what it's normally like.) I also came with six other folks. When we arrived, blow-ups of family-friendly characters greeted us. They seemed fitting, considering the website for the event claimed it was "Family-Friendly." They had a good parking system going, and it didn't take long to park. Before I describe this next part, I should mention that we came 15 minutes early. Okay, let's continue. There was a HUGE line to get into the main entrance area where you could buy food, buy drinks, pay for your tickets, (which were $7 per person) and get into the line before you boarded the Hayride. The line looked long, but we zipped through it pretty quickly. We were directed into one of many lanes with smaller lines. Thankfully, they had an inflatable screen you could project a movie onto. They had a projector running so you could just watch a movie while you waited to board one of the four tractors. When a tractor came around, they would let one of the lines of people go onto the tractor. When the next one came, they could let the next line of people go. When they got to the last line, they would go back to the first line and the process would restart. Once we boarded our tractor, we were treated to a variety of scenes that starred Boy Scouts and people dressed in costumes. It was all very fun. We passed some lights and there were a few jumpscares, but nothing too major... yet. Halfway through the ride, we disembarked from the tractor to explore a cabin lodge. Inside, there were bathrooms, a line for food that cost extra, (but we didn't mind) and marshmallow roasting in the back. They also had a really cool werewolf animatronic that danced to music with lights behind him and next to him that were synced up to the music. One of the songs was Thriller, if you want an idea of what kind of music they were playing. After you explored the lodge, you could hop back on the tractor and return to where you started, or you could take this path, which had an official name I don't remember, filled to the brim of a cauldron with spooky stuff. However, this area was DEFINITELY more scary than the tractor ride, so beware if you have small kids. If you followed this trail, you would end up at the entrance where the tractor would have taken you had you chosen to have taken it back to the entrance. On the path, some of the most memorable... exhibits, we'll say, were a small maze with glow-in-the-dark paint on the walls with costumed Boy Scouts jumping out at you, a creepy Jack in the Box show where you would sit down and a creepy rendition of Pop Goes the Weasel would play until the Jacks in the Boxes would jump out of their respective boxes all of a sudden, probably scaring you, and some boys at the end offering you dumb items to buy, they were all a joke of course. (At least, I ASSUME that they were and that you couldn't actually buy them.) As one final scare, there is a little wooden fortress-like building that is exposed to the elements that you can choose to walk into at the end of the experience. It looked to be the scariest thing there (yes, I chickened out) and you could even hear a chain saw originating from the fortress. One more warning for little ones though, since the fortress is near the exit and the exit is near the entrance, while waiting for your tractor at the start, multiple times, your party will hear the loud sound of a chainsaw running. This may spook some kids... or hype your party up for the end! Overall, I greatly enjoyed my time here. My favorite moments were those that included the Boy Scouts and the jokes were a nice touch. The Boy Scouts added a certain charm, that's for sure. There were scary moments, there were funny moments, and there were relaxing moments. I would recommend this for any group or family as long as you have kids that don't get scared easily. A fantastically phantom-filled experience for all!

Tom was wonderful. He showed up as promised. He got the mower working in less than 5 minutes…read more Determined that the snowblower needed a new carburetor, ordered it on Amazon using my phone and account ( with my permission of course). Came back and installed it. Then got my riding mower running. He charged a very reasonable amount especially considering he doesn't live in Rockford Overall I would recommend him with no reservations.

Cleaned Carb on Troy Bilt 2420. Changed oil. Using Ethanol Free Gas now. Came next day noon. Very…read morereasonable price. Call him. Running Great!!!!

I have been going to Horn Trevor Feeds for years. Everyone there is so nice and helpful! I can't…read morecarry the birdseed bags out as they're just too heavy for my back and the cashiers always have someone carry them out for me, or they do it themselves. Someone wrote on here that they didn't offer this, and that is simply untrue. Even the tiny woman at the register has carried my birdseed out for me. I highly recommend this business and the people!

The frond end cashier never offers to have someone help load your purchases in your car or open the…read moredoor for you . Could improve her skills at welcoming you and thanking you for your business . Sure miss Burlington co-op ,they always loaded your purchases and you felt like family there