A family farm on Springhill Drive, growing hanging baskets, veggie starts, perennials, succulents and cut flowers. Open Fridays through the season, and at the Albany Farmers Market on Saturdays.
Saturday shoppers want Water & Ferry instead.
Google lists you as open Friday 9 to 5 and closed the rest of the week. That is a third of what you actually do. It carries no season, so in January it tells people you are open this Friday, and it says nothing at all about Saturdays at the market. Your Instagram bio has all three, and Google has never seen it.
Two things I could not settle and did not want to guess at. Your farm season reads April through September, but the market runs to November 21, so there are about two months where you are at the market and the farm is shut. Is that right? And is there a way people should ask about an appointment, or is that just "call me"?
Wonderful selection of healthy, vibrant and breathtaking flowers and succulents. Review left in 2023
Got great deal in plant! Lot of selection. The owner had wonderful suggestions. Review left in 2024
Those two are off WhirLocal, not Google, and I left the reviewers' names off on purpose. If you would rather use two of your Google reviews instead, point at the ones you like and I will swap them.
Behind those twelve words: dahlias, zinnias, sunflowers, asters, ranunculus, snapdragons, lisianthus and eucalyptus on the cut flower side. Tomatoes, peppers, squash, kale, garlic, salad mix and about twenty-five more in the vegetable rows. Houseplants, bulbs, ferns and landscape trees in the nursery. Figs, for some reason, which is the kind of thing you only find out by turning up.
Everything in that list came off your banner in your own photo, and everything in the paragraph under it came off your Corvallis-Albany Farmers' Market vendor page, where you ticked about eighty things. I have deliberately not written that any of it is in stock, because a checklist is not a bench.
If there is a better way to say what is ready in a given week, that is the part of a website worth building properly.
Heads up, there is a $12.00 sign readable in that photo and the post is a year old. Nothing on this page mentions a price, but if steins have gone up, tell me and I will use a different shot.
You have 175 posts on there and you post right through the winter, which is more than almost anybody I look at. There is no link to it from your Google listing, so essentially nobody who searches for a nursery in Albany ever gets to it.
A phone number. There are two of yours out there. Google and the directories that copy Google have one, and the farmers market has a different one. I did not want to put the wrong one on a button, so there is no call button on this page yet. Which one do you want ringing?
Your name. There is nothing on this page telling anyone who you are, and for a family farm that is the biggest thing missing. I could not find a name anywhere I trusted and I was not going to guess at yours.
A photo with a person in it. Same reason. Everything here is plants. One picture of whoever hands people their basket would do more than the other four put together.
What turning up is actually like. Do people wander the greenhouse, or do you pull things for them? Is there somewhere to park a truck? Nobody who has not been out there knows, and it is the sort of thing that decides whether a stranger makes the drive.
Your logo. The fox is lovely and the only copy of it I could get is 150 pixels wide, which is too small for anything. If you have the original file it belongs at the top of this page.