Willow Tree Garden & Interiors

Michael Priddy

Most of the staff are very pleasant and helpful, but there is one I do everything I can to avoid when I'm there. She always just has a sour look with an attitude to match. She is always put off if you try to ask a question or get assistance, so I have learned not to with her. The rest seem to make up for it, however. It's a great local nursery and we often buy gifts here. Christmastime is especially fun at Willow Tree.

Abstract Heart

This little nursery is always nice enough. They have a good selection of plants, as long as you get there early in the year. Spring and early summer is the time to get there. After that, they seem to have only trees and shrubs. Then, say October or November, time to get winter plants. And pansies, of course. The most ubiquitous plant of winter color. There is one thing I particularly dislike at Willow Tree: the floor is not flat and it makes walking in there very shaky and uncertain. For me, anyway. I have to walk with one of their shopping carts to keep my footing. They have just spread many black tarps on top of the dirt, then put tables for the plants on top of the tarp-covered dirt. I don't believe they have EVER pulled it up to rake and smooth out the dirt. As a result, the floor has small hills, small valleys, and lots of puddles to step into while they are watering. Also, there are no chairs to sit on if you need to. There are benches outside, but they are no good in the winter rain. This shop also has a gift shop/clothing store you can walk through and they do have beautiful clothes and jewelry there. They are also a decent nursery and have lots of organic solutions for your garden. Like I said, they are a decent place to wander through and pick up some plants. As for prices, yes, they are not cheap. But I don't think anyone goes here to buy anything in bulk. It is kind of a speciality nursery. Not real big. But it is OPEN ALL YEAR 😲😲😲. So if you get the planting bug in January or February (as sometimes happens--snicker 😏!), you can go there and see if they have something fun to plant there yet. Just watch out for that outdoor floor!

Stacey Farkas

The folks here are not only knowledgeable about plants they are also talented designers. There are themed Christmas trees for those that prefer the traditional red and green to Mermaids and Jellyfish. Not to mention dogs, cats, birds and gnomes, oh my! A visit here will make you smile under your mask!

Dawn Morris

This is such a nice place to go and look around. Ironically, I've not bought a plant here yet, but I've found cute things to decorate my house and front porch. The owner also carries fun clothes and jewelry. My FAVORITE time to shop at Willow Tree Gardens and Interiors is at Christmas time. They have unique Christmas ornaments and decorations.