7505 Southeast Hogan Road, Gresham OR 97080
“A huge thank you to Kim at Al’s Garden & Home in Gresham. She went above and beyond! Exceptional service. She listened to what I was trying to accomplish, helped ensure plant choices -for a long 21’ long 8” wide raised brick bed - would not only go well together, but have the same growing requirements. Kim went the extra mile to help me envision exactly what it would look like by placing the plants along a table edge in a long line just like the raised bed. To top that off I saw her making sure customers were doing well and comfortable (94 degrees in the green house) by offering help and clientele bottle water, if needed. Grateful, Kim. I will be back to see you!”
1090 Norman Avenue, Gresham OR 97030
“Someone really helped me with the decorative hanging banners of medicinal herbs and flowers. We needed some for our 1880c Curio cabin, that was drywalled in about 1920. Interesting displays and bad walls until we can fix it. This works perfectly. Purchased 2 so far.”
1038 Northwest Division Street, Gresham OR 97030
“I've been driving down Division for years and I've never noticed this place. Today it grabbed my eye and I did a you turn. Stopped by and the wonderful lady brought us a tape measure and after that off we went home. Went back after a few hours and bought two large pots and two smaller ones. I thought the prices were very fair and I have to tell you her customer service was well above top notch. I will for sure be back!”
300 NW Eastman Pkwy, Gresham OR 97030
“Its hit or miss. Sometimes I find tons of stuff there and other times I leave empty handed. It must depend on what day you go. But generally it's clean and organized, well stocked.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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