Thank you Prickett's for being a part of our annual Thanksgiving / Christmas tradition!…read more Our Moms visit for Thanksgiving, and we buy and decorate our Christmas tree with them. Prickett's offers a lot full of beautiful and fragrant freshly-cut trees including Douglas, Fraser, Noble, and Nordmann in a variety of sizes. I think we got a Douglas Fir this year - it was the most perfect full shape, the prettiest shade of green, and the best smelling! Thanks to the team for re-educating us each year on the different types of trees. While they wrapped the tree, we explored the other holiday goodies (garland, wreaths, ornaments, and more!). And I can't leave Prickett's without a look through their indoor house plants - joy!

Gardening day. Prickets Nursery is bursting with summer…read moreblooms! Spent the day shopping for vibrant garden colors and left with beautiful pots and essentials. Always such great value and cost. Huge thanks to Natalie for her fabulous service--so helpful and friendly! Ready to brighten up the garden!

They have the best soil in Sonoma county if you want to grow anything get it from Mix Garden…read moreService is great Well worth your value and they deliver.

The people, the prices, the selection, the service, the attention to detail and the follow up at…read moreMix are all outstanding. I love gardening & landscaping and Mix, without comparison, is the best place I've found. I just completed a major desert landscaping project in Healdsburg and they were superb to work with. I compared prices of 5 places from CotatI to Healdsburg and Mix beat out EVERYONE in every category--including price & selection, which was a great surprise since I live less than one mile from their store. Their cacti selection is terrific and very price friendly. Their gravel selection, prices and delivery were all exceptional! Neighbors have stopped by to marvel at our landscaping achievement and I recommend Mix to all of them. A special gardening/landscaping gem right in Healdsburg with VERY competitive prices & exceptional, personal service.

Took their rose pruning class & it was great. Highly recommend the classes & the selection &…read morevariety of beautiful roses for purchase.

Wonderful property, and so glad we got to see the distillation process. The roses and iris were…read moreall in full bloom, the smells were amazing. Lots of different roses for sale at very fair prices.

If using this business for its U-Haul service......DON'T! Received our truck and brought it back…read moreearly. The next morning they called and said my debit card didn't work. I said give me an hour to put money in the bank and we can finish up. Both the woman that rented me the truck and the man working the next day could use a seminar in customer service. They belittled me about my card not working a half a dozen times. Just to find out the bank blocked my card because they continued to charge my card a half a dozen times. On top of that I could never get an answer to the total of the truck. They were short on the phone and ride to me. I will NEVER do business with these rude people again. Hopefully they run their nursery side of the business more professionally

The new owners are great! They had a variegated daphne in stock and it's already happy in its new…read morehome!

Intriguing. Sign on the road and signs on the property, but we left feeling very confused! It looks…read morelike someone's home and a personal collection of plants, cacti and succulents. Really beautiful plants. No distinct area to know what is for sale and what isn't for sale. Saw no one. Only a dog that barked, sniffed us and then walked back in the house. I thought he would have alerted the owner that we were there, but no one came out. :( Saw LOTS of cute things and unique succulents that I would have purchased, but no one came out to greet us. Would be nice if there was a sign explaining what to do if you want to buy something. Maybe I should have called the number on this yelp listing? Hours of operation is confusing as well. It was a Sunday morning around 10am. Oh well. It was quite an adventure! Might try again next time we're in the area!! Like I said, intriguing!

He has an amazing selection. He's very helpful in aiding one choose the right plants. It's a…read morebeautiful place with very beautiful people!

The service is great and professional. They let I take samples. And go out of their way to to…read moremake sure the customer is happy

Great team and fast easy service. I called unsure what type of chip I needed. They looked online…read moreand said they thought I had redwood chips. This after I called my usual mulch guy who told me to dig out the old receipt (every he does is on paper). Chips came quick, delivery wasn't expensive and the team was super communicative. We're Ramm loyals now. Thanks team!

Great attitude. Attention to detail. Letting us know what and why. Making sure we were comfortable…read morethrough the whole priocess..

Can't say enough about Pat and Sonoma Landworks. I called them for septic work and needed my…read moredistribution pipes and boxes replaced. Pat came to look at the job and provided me with a price, which was very reasonable in a timely manner. He gave me a date by which the work could be done. A few days before, he called to let me know he would be there. He completed the work and left the sight better than he found it. Overall, I was very impressed with the company's professionalism and communication. Not the norm in the construction world. I will 100% use Sonoma Landworks again and would not hesitate to recommend them.

Clean well maintained shop with friendly employees, but I feel like the name is quite misleading. I…read moredidn't see much of anything here that was truly unusual or rare. Their inventory is dominated by your typical cultivars of philodendrons, anthuriums, pothos, etc. Most of these plants are widely available at garden centers and other plant stores. Even the carnivorous plants and staghorn fern they had are varieties I've commonly seen elsewhere. They also carry spray painted tillandsias, a practice I dislike because it obscures the plant's natural appearance and is something I generally associate with novelty retail rather than horticulture. I visited hoping to find some unique specimens, such as uncommon orchids, metallic leaved begonias, rocklike pseudolithos, or other harder to find collector plants. Casual indoor plant owners would probably find this store adequate, but I'd recommend those looking specifically for rare or unusual plants to skip this place. Update: Soon after writing this review I got a very emotionally charged message from the owner who mentioned that my review is a "public dig" and asked "Is it your goal to damage a women owned and run small business?". It leaves a bad taste in my mouth when I leave an honest respectful review (all I did was highlight who this store would be good for!) and I get a response like that. Especially ending in her saying "I hope you have a better day than I now will have". It's all very unprofessional.

Cute, quaint plant shop of indoor plants, pottery that make a nice addition to your home or…read morethoughtful present. First visit to Crimson Horticultural Rarities on Piedmont Ave but a frequent visitor to their former location in the Temescal Neighborhood and bought my first air plant about 10 years ago. Floor staff friendly, provides assistance and advice. Ended up with a Swiss Cheese plant (monstera adansonii) kokedama which is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball which is definitely a conversation piece. Pricing on the higher side so I visit for the unique arrangement or rare plant I haven't found. Crimson Horticultural Rarities also provides full service event arrangements and indoor plant design for your place.

I always stop by this antique store any time I'm in Healdsburg. I love antique stores and have done…read moresome ample exploring of multiple offerings that downtown Healdsburg offers, and this one is my favorite! The antique stores in the area are great, but I feel like Mondern Antiquarium has the widest range of categories. Not only do they offer the usual spread - dining, clothes, old tech, ornaments, stationary, random smaller knick knacks, etc. but they also have larger curiosities like coin lockers, road signs, a large letter "P", etc. My favorite is that they also have a space for partnering with artists, e.g. a section for old books that have been repurposed into journals where I picked up a cute journal. Be aware that if you're coming in during the summer/autumn months that it will be very hot inside!

Displays and sells Jim Crow era "mammie" items. "Black people like to buy these things, who am I to…read moresay?" In the course of a hour plus visit I saw exactly one black couple. I told them about the museum at Ferris State in Michigan. These are symbols of ra@ism. "They shouldn't sell r@cist stuff, there's just no need." A.M. New Orleans, LA July 18, 2026