This is a doomsday prepper one stop shop. They have anything you might need for your unabomber…read moreshack in the woods. Clothes and canning supplies. Jerky and curing salts. Just in case you trapped more squirrels than you can eat in one sitting you can make tiny little hams. They come in handy during the cold season when game is scarce. Oh and if the ATF is coming to infringe on your rights there is a whole assortment of AR-15 style rifles available. Ammo too! Buy in bulk. You'll be glad you did.

Had the very best experience with Elizabeth S today! She went above and beyond! As a small business…read moreowner myself, she is what employee dreams are made of. Thank you again for all of the help!

Jim is the best! Carrying this Lowe's on his back. He helped us with a recent project and walked us…read morethrough the steps of how to do it. Was very friendly and knowledgeable. He should get a raise.

DO NOT BUY AN EXTENDED WARRANTY FROM LOWES- ITS A SCAM! I have had no dryer for 6 weeks. repair man…read morecame out twice, once with no parts and 2nd time he said they gave him the wrong parts. My dryer needs a motherboard and it's discontinued. now they say they located a refurb one and they would ship me the part and I was responsible to call and get a serviceman out. 6 weeks and still no part. I paid $260 for a warranty that is useless. Assurant warranty Is as good as their actions. Next time I need an appliance I'll go elsewhere. Right now I want my dryer I paid for!!

I am the General Manager of a local restaurant in Louisville but live in Shelbyville and stopped by…read moreto see what they had for my store. They were so helpful and assisted me in making all my ideas a reality. Great Prices, amazing quality of plants AND they helped me load my car(it was so full of plants) . I'll definitely be back for more plants for my home

Second year of shopping here. Very fair pricing and nice varieties of plants and vegetables. If you…read moreall had a better location; you'd have a gold mine! I found this by word of mouth. Keep up the good work. (Put a sign on the main road) THANKS

They are top of the line in business of sheds. Looked into shed last couple years and for "do it…read moreyourself" kit that wasn't half as nice or spacious we would have paid at least $3500 to $7000 more. We are so very pleased with their whole experience. They should be teachers to other businesses out there!!

So so so nice! Love the workers and they always have a great selection of anything you could need…read morefor landscaping/flower beds/gardens/etc.

From the owner: Flowers, Mulch, Soil, Hanging Baskets, Ferns, Mums, Pumpkins, Pottery, Straw, Fresh Produce read more

Tapps is the only feed I will use for my horses. Aside from quality feed, they offer superior…read morecustomer service and are very helpful in selecting the proper feed for special situations. I would recommend Tapps to anyone I know!

We were looking to get our gardening started and wanted to find something local. So glad we found…read morethis lovely nursery. It was a treat just to wander around. There's a huge collection of plants, trees and flowers, almost like a botanical garden. There were also some hardy Chicago figs trees and herbs. They had some bulbs, tomatoes and told us more vegetables are coming this week when the weather warms up. I was excited to see munstead lavender and my husband heirloom seeds; we were very pleased to see how affordable they were, not more expensive than anywhere else. Both ladies working were so nice and polite.

Great selection and helpful staff. Plants are healthy and fairly priced. I will definitely shop…read morethere again.

The garden center at Walmart earns a three star rating because of the inconsistency that occurs…read more Yes, it's convenient to get to but the condition of the plants and the variety offered is a bit hit and miss. At the beginning of May there are plenty of flats with individual pots of vegetables and flowers. One thing I have found is don't count on the stake in the pot to be correct as to general plant category and the specific species. For example you might find a tomato plant with a Poblano Pepper stake and a pepper plant with a Beefsteak Tomato stake. Obviously if you know anything about plants you can tell this is wrong. However if you want to purchase a cherry tomato plant and that is what the stake says don't be surprised when it starts bearing tomatoes that it's a Roma tomato, etc. Once it gets to be June or July all the outdoor plants begin to look quite sad at the garden center because there is no professional upkeep. Some plants get marked down because they lack water needed. Other plants have taken a beating from being knocked over etc. The prices are fair but similar prices can be found at Lowes or other hardware/farm stores. Lowes tends to have plants that have better upkeep because they have employees that are designated as Garden Center employees. I have to admit I have gotten some real good deals on plants late in the growing season but I usually only do this for perennial plants that will grow for multiple seasons. For this reason I can give Walmart a Three star rating otherwise I would tend to give it a two Star rating.

Stopped in here today to check and see what kind of spring plants were available. There were some…read moreplants out on display but, the weather has been very cool so I guess it is still too early for everything. They usually have a pretty good selection here and the prices are more than competitive. I'll check back next week when it is supposed to be much warmer.

Drive an hour round trip - closed. 2 cars in parking lot - doors not open. They claim to be open…read moreuntil 3 on Sunday. Waste of time. Would suggest calling first before making the drive out of Louisville.

I admit -- I was pulled in by social media. Sterling Crate Home seems to promote itself a lot via…read morethe social webz, and I was intrigued by the promise of a monthly "warehouse sale" and big discounts. So my mother-in-law and I made the short sojourn to Shelbyville to check this out. And what we found were indeed some great prices if you took it all in. For example, you can find knickknacks for $12-$20. Rugs for $50-$500. Furniture pieces for $150+. And mixed in are some definite higher-priced pieces. One of the associates told us that the owner works directly with furniture manufacturers, and many of the pieces are from high-end brands -- you just wouldn't know it because the branding has been stripped. And the quality seemed to bear this out. There are several pieces that I'd love to have in my home and that look like they would last for decades. I ended up buying some ceramic peaches for my mantle and some orange dried pampas grass for a floral arrangement. I would definitely go back if I had a certain furniture need in mind. In the meantime, it's definitely a fun place to browse. Plus it's easy to get to right off I-64. Oh, and one more thing: It's right next to Jeptha Creed Distillery and Talon Winery. Make an afternoon of shopping and imbibing!