Hedgerow

This is by the far the sweetest hidden gem! I used to live in the Upper Skagit and would drive downvalley and the tiny town of Edison was always such a treat. Years later, I live in Seattle and was up visiting Edison when a friend from out of town came to visit. I happened to stop into a very unassuming and absolutely quaint brick building that houses the delightful shop Hedgerow. Christy, the shop owner, has decorated with handmade, gorgeous pieces. It feels like stepping back in time, and everything there is displayed with care and is a work of art in and of itself. See if you can find the little great blue heron that came with the building. Feels like a nostalgia shop/apothecary/pharmacy of old with the glass curio cabinets. Highly recommend stepping off the beaten I-5 path for a scenic tour this Edison and stopping at Hedgerow.

My wife and I took our kids for a Sunday drive down on Chuckanut Drive this past weekend and we ended up in the lovely town of Edison and it was perfect visit for a clear fall day. We parked and you can't help but want to walk into Hedgerow because of how cute the building is and they also carry my favorite cologne. If you are looking for unique gifts, personal accessories, etc, it is well worth the drive and do visit the other shops and eateries.

Lovely shop. Beautiful clothes and decor pieces and everything is handmade in USA. The prices are steep, but seems that’s the overall theme in Edison.

Wonderful little shop. Great selection of pens, stationary, jewellery and other lovely homeward. Picked up a beautiful pair of earrings and a perfume from my favourite Seattle company Blackbird. Can't wait to go back!

A really beautiful shop with a great selection of clothes, home goods, jewelry, fragrance and more. I bought a mad et len fragrance there and it was a really pleasant buying experience. The person working there was really friendly and we had a good conversation. Every time I come to Bow Edison, I always stop here.

I've had the pleasure of visiting the lovely store many times while visiting Edison. One fall I even took a special trip to do all my holiday shopping here. It has unique and interesting items and typically a very helpful sales person. I popped in this past weekend and picked up a lovely blouse. I was taken aback by the rude attitude of the shop keeper. When I finished paying her only words were "bye". I like to rely on word of mouth to find out the best local places to shop, dine or visit and don't put much weight into online reviews but frankly, saying thank you doesn't seem to be too much to expect. Bye Hedgerow.

Sarah (Sara?) treated us beautifully. She proved knowledgeable about every stitch of fabric in the place, about the origins of every strange and wondrous object in this couture extraordinaire. What a find in such a small, unique, unexpected town. Clothes-hounds, collectors, and style-freaks: Seek thee out the Hedgerow. Have an experience.

An amazing cute little store! Linens, candles, clothing, small vintage goods, jewelry. Love this place! ❤ 5 stars! Also they have nice stationery and travel notebooks.

Located in Edison and only open Thursday through Sunday, this shop is such a treat and worth a day trip from Seattle. I never actually feel cool enough to be in here, but I certainly aspire to -- and am always made to feel welcome. This tiny store is curated with the most beautiful and unique things from around the world. On my most recent visit, there were richly colored, linen scarves from Harappa (Japan), candles & scents from Mad et Len (France) ( who knew 'graphite' would be such an elegant and calming smell?!), stunningly illustrated Nathalie L'ete table linens for England-based Avenida home, and some fun antiques interspersed throughout. There are also gorgeous ceramics and jewelry pieces, many of them handmade and/or local. I would say that I wish there was a store like this in Seattle, but some of the charm definitely lies in its distance and quaint, small town location. PSA -- they now sell some of their things online. You could buy me anything from this store and I know I would like it.

Catching up on Yelp reviews. Usually it's Bow for cheese and Edison for BreadFarm for me. Glad to see that Farm to Market relocated off of Bow Hill and Chuckanut. But clearly it's been awhile since my last stop to Bow-Edison having stumbled upon Hedgerow in Edison back on 8/25/18. Tiny, lovely shop. So many well curated and arranged items of interest throughout the shop. I especially loved the desk I had photographed while in the shop. Another co-worker and her friend stopped by the following weekend just on the merits of a few photos I had sent her. It's one of those spots that you just might find something special for someone or treat yourself!

Ummm, this place is delicious. It's small but the owner has a fabulous eye for nice stuff. The smell of the place is worth a visit. A great selection of "stuff" - the usual selection of candles, cards, jewelry, art but a really, really nice selection. I loved it, I will be back. Edison isn't all that big and they clearly have selected their target market but this place really stands out. A personal treat is always nice and this is the place to find something special.

Gorgeous little shop with very unique items. Quite honestly a little out of my normal price range, but if I saw something there I wouldn't hesitate to pick it up! Handmade fine jewelry, adorable women's clothing, randomly thrown-in antiques, and a lot of other great gift items. Worth the stop if you're driving through, but definitely don't blink or you'll miss the whole quaint little city!

Stopped here today while in Bow and it's an adorable shop. The owner is very nice. They have an assortment of items from glass, clothing, lotions and oils and other things. It's a must stop when in bow