Willow Tree Gardens and Interiors

I have been doing business with Willow Tree for years and years. I have never had a time when I had to wait for someone to help me. The quality of their products and the plants is top drawer. It is a go to business any time of the year! I have never been disappointed. The customer service has always been top drawer.

Love the shop! Such cute things!

While I don’t garden or have any interest in the nursery, the gift shop was fabulous! It was a fun maze to walk through and I was surprised how many other sections there were to it! The prices were very, very reasonable. They do offer layaway which I will have to utilize in the future I’m sure!
My only two qualms… lack of signage. There is a sign travelling east on 27^th but not travelling west. The sign is hard to read and the font is small.
I had to wait a while to be helped in the gift shop. There were other shoppers also. However, once helped the lady at the counter was very nice and rang me up quickly, though she didn’t make any mention of apology for me having to wait.
I’ll definitely be back for the gift shop. Though I probably won’t really go to the nursery. I don’t garden.

I have been shopping at this nursery for several years and thought it was a nice neighborhood nursery. I like to support local businesses but no longer will take my business here.
In March 2010 I purchased the only huckleberry plant they had in stock. I few days later I was able to find more huckleberry plants at Garden Sphere on North Proctor.
In a very short time the Willow Tree plant looked different from the other 2. I am a fairly good gardener so I was surprised that within 3 months it was beyond saving.
When I took the dead plant into Willow Tree, I was told how difficult it is to grow huckleberry plants in pots. No mention of this when I purchased the plant — and theirs was the only put it was in as I planted it in the ground. There were a fair amount of excuses made but ultimately I was told all sales are final.
In my opinion, when a native plant can’t survive 3 months, something is wrong. (The 2 plants from Garden Sphere, planted in the same location as the dead plant, are beautiful!)
Willow Tree looks like a nice place — just don’t expect too much.