I discovered this location last Spring and am thrilled that it's so close to our home. We used to…read moredrive all the way out to the one that was practically in Forestville, which says a lot about the quality and values of this business. Service is warm, intelligent, and deeply informed. Plant selection for quality native plants is very good. Their plants are a little pricey --(perhaps 10-15% more than Home Depot for example) but they stand behind their plants/products. Any plants or products that don't work out, just bring your receipt and they will give you a store credit or credit your card. Much of the value Harmony offers is in the quality of the products, the plants, and the intelligent service. Seriously, there is nowhere else I could go to find out how to dig up a fern from acidic soil, and properly care for it while it overwinters before planting it under a nearby redwood tree in the Spring! Harmony Farms also carries extraordinarily unique products, such as Stella Natura's biodynamic planting guide and a wide variety of seasonal, organic specialty plants as well as hard-to-find organic soil amendments. Parking is abundant. They're located just off of the Hwy 101/Penngrove exit heading east. A large sign that says "Barn" offers a fairly quick turn on your R into a wide gravel driveway. Enjoy!

I've bought a lot at Harmony, and not just because they're close by. The employees there actually…read moreknow what they're talking about and that's always a big plus for me. Another reason I really like harmony is they have a lot of unusual varieties that you could only get if you sent for the seed and started them yourself. They have lots of seeds pots and gardening utensils and supplies.

Fav nursery in Petaluma. Its beautiful just to stroll thru. Everything I have ever purchased here…read morewas quality, plants always look super healthy and they have a great selection to choose from. Be prepared to spend top dollar you get what you pay for... they do have some good sales once in a while also.

It's a bit pricy but such a beautiful nursery. I really appreciate how organized they are and how…read moreevery plant comes with a big placard with photo of the plant and explanation. I left with a few small succulents and pumice. But there's much to explore here.

I've been going to Devil Mountain nursery for over 16 years. It's just joy walking through the…read morelocation and looking at the plants They do not sell to the public. However, if you're a contractor, I find this place absolutely amazing.

Tl;dr - Devil Mountain consistently sends problematic plants and forces you to pay the restocking…read morefee. They sent a fig tree which didn't seem to ripen; despite the plant identification tag, it turned out to be a green fig that needed a partner plant to cross pollinate to fruit properly. They also sent some shrubs that I planted along a long walkway. The first batch were fine, but the 2nd batch turned out to be a different type. Again, same name, wrong plant. Since they refused to replace the shrubs, we ordered some additional ones that we paid for, again. At pickup, when we pointed out that the plants were incorrect and had completely different sized leaves than the original, they refused to take back the plants without us paying the nearly $100 restocking fee. I'm not sure who these other people who left reviews here are, but they might be friends of the business owners. They do have a deep selection of plants, but this is definitely a buyer beware situation.

Wilco is a great alternative to Lowes and Home Depot. In my locality, Lowes has gone downhill in…read moreterms of merchandise and service, especially their garden dept. Sure, California may be experiencing drought, but if you have a garden section, guess what? You need to water your plants. Lowes has started skipping that step but wouldn't dream of knocking a penny off plants that are already in distress when purchased. Home Depot does a slightly better job, but only by a nose. Shopping at Home Depot is generally unpleasant because the stores are, well, warehouses. Wilco has a much smaller garden section, but they tend what they have. They also intermix some unusual or unique plants with common ones which gives the feeling of shopping in a small nursery. Finally, their prices are better than either Lowes or HD. In addition, Wilco is the place to get bird seed for your outdoor birders like me. Lowes has rats they can't control so they quit carrying seed. HD went to tubs, but they don't have the variety that Wilco has. My only issue with Wilco is its sale of live chicks. I get it. Its a farm store. I disapprove but I get it.

I drove over an hour to get to the store and got there about 20 minutes before closing. While in…read morethe store, I was given my 10 minute heads up for closing. When I needed to find something and a very nice young woman helped me as best she could, but then had to get the Manager. Patricia, Mgr., was visibly irritated that I was still looking for something--I had been waiting for her. She found what I wanted, but as I was looking at it, she stated, in a terse voice "we're closed now." I put the item down as I do understand they want to go home. I just felt like instead of standing there glaring at me she might've offered some additional assistance. Instead, I put the item down as I didn't have time to make sure it was the right size and I didn't have time to look for the other strap that I needed that was there on display, but I was not permitted to purchase what I needed. At this time, it was approximately 7:04. To General manager: Patricia needs customer service training--or she needs a different job that does not include interacting with customers. I spent over $400 between the blanket and a gift for someone. Both employees, NOT Patricia, were nice. They smiled and they were helpful. Upon my leaving, the first gal gave me a friendly smile and wished me a good night. When I had walked away from Patricia and I told her thank you, she did not reply. I did say it loud enough for her to hear. I should think that a customer dropping over $400 should be given at least common courtesy. I know if I were the general manager, I would want to know how my managers of each store were treating the customers. I really like the store and it is an hour away from me. I am tempted to come back, but this was quite an unpleasant experience.

We came across Jungle Bamboo while dreaming up a backyard refresh, and it turned out to be one of…read morethose "so glad we stopped" moments. Drew and Andy were incredibly accommodating, walking us through everything with patience and genuine enthusiasm. You can tell they really love what they do. We ended up falling for so many of their plants, it was hard to choose. The variety is amazing, full of exotic, jungle-style greenery that instantly creates a relaxed yet elevated feel. It's the kind of place that sparks ideas the minute you step in. If you're looking to transform your space into something special, definitely check them out. You'll leave feeling inspired... and probably with a car full of beautiful plants.

We recently lost 2, 35 year old date palms in storms. Instead of being a real downer, it turned…read moreinto an opportunity. Andy and Drew came by and made great suggestions as to what to plant to replace them, to compliment the 1 remaining date palm. We followed their guidance and selected 2 Mediterranean fan palms. Andy, Jesus and team then prepared the site (large, deep holes had to be dug by hand because of access issues), and organized and executed the whole delivery and planting process (which is pretty complex when you're dealing with tall trees weighing about 2500 lbs each, necessitating a crane to lift them into position). The palms are now in the ground and look beautiful, we couldn't be happier! If you are thinking of planting palms or bamboo, look no further!

They are sooo knowledgeable and enthusiastic. They have high quality, unique plants! Very…read moreorganized, have a reward system too!

It's a great store, and we're so lucky to have added another nursery to our community. They have an…read moreamazing pot selection for such a small shop, they're also getting new plants in all the time. Because they're small, if they don't have something you want, just ask, maybe they can get it in for you. All of the employees so far have been beyond helpful each time I've visited. Go support your local nursery.

First time visiting, went for a workshop on creating pumpkin and succulent centerpiece…read more For the fee, we received all the succulents and supplies need to create our own masterpiece. We even got to pick out our own pumpkin from the ample sized patch. They had coffee and some delicious homemade cakes. Looking forward to future workshops and to visiting the nursery

Julie has the best succulent nursery around! Always…read morebeautiful and quality plants at reasonable prices! She and her husband are wonderful, kind people. It's always a pleasure to visit and buy. I've been a patron for years. Guaranteed you'll enjoy your visit!

Marin Rose Society enjoyed a wonderful presentation on David Austin roses by Eugene Rougeau on…read moreAugust 11th, 2026. Eugene has many DA roses that are not available elsewhere. His many years working with roses, and 20 years with David Austins particularly, make him an expert on choosing, growing and caring for these roses and the other rare roses he offers for sale at his Nursery in Petaluma. Many of our members have bought roses and garden products from ED Wilson and have enjoyed his expertise in helping us to grow more beautiful rose gardens. Could not recommend him more highly!

The best finds are unexpected, joyous surprises which so perfectly describes "E D Wilson Roses,…read moreOddities & Amazing Things" that it might as easily be their tagline. Yes, it'd be a mouthful, and it's probably unnecessary in that they already sport a highly descriptive, apt moniker. Anyhow, this place is just wonderful. I'd even call it aspirational. As I wandered the open-air back of the shop, I suddenly had a revelation for what to do with my personal backyard space. Pebbles and wooden runners made a perfect landscape in which to showcase the plants while creating a through-line through a space. Between the fountains, bird feeders, trees, roses, florals, and garden tchotchkes it was both aspirational and inspirational. I left with a Coleus, 2 packs of Botanical Interests seeds to grow both Gourmet Baby Greens and Upland Cress Microgreens, a contraption to cover fruit and vegetable plants in my existing garden (to keep birds and insects from enjoying things before me), and two tubes of Sister Bees Lip Balm at 50% off. E D Wilson is a perfect place to know about if you need to get someone a gift and doing so would demonstrate your creativity, your thoughtfulness, your cool factor, and your commitment to sustaining small businesses. I wish this store were in my neighborhood.

My favorite plant store! My mom and I have been going to Flourish for years and it always brightens…read moreour day. Everyone is always so friendly and helpful when you have questions or just to chit chat in general. They also have a great selection of plants, decor, plant pots and nicknacks. Love stopping in when we need some new plants or just to browse and see what they have.

I love this shop! The vibes inside are tranquile and inviting. They have a wonderful selection of…read moreplants, candles, crystals, and more. It's on the pricier side but worth it if you love taking care of your plants. I will definitely be getting my next plant baby from here