I get ALL my David Austin roses here in this hidden gem as they have SO many options! Prices are…read moreunbeatable! Little small cute nursery tucked in Pasadena that has been passed down from generations before. Japanese owned by cousins. Don't expect a big fancy facility. Think small, family size, run down with character and many generations of love. Some of their David Austins: Strawberry Hill, Claire Austin, Teasing Georgia, Tranquility, Queen of Sweden, Mary Rose, Princess Alexandria of Kent, Crown Princess Margareta, Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Olivia Rose, Charles Darwin, Carding Mill (tree form), Charlotte Rose, and many many more! They have an ENTIRE SECTION just for these beauties! 15 of my DAs are from here because they have the best price and best customer service! One of the owners, Dale, is so kind, helpful and knowledgable. He spends his time explaining everything and answering all my questions. He's very generous to even help us to the car. I left my number with Dale so when and if he gets more DAs, he will call me. What a great guy, right!?! That's what I call good customer service! I love this place and keep on coming back because it's family owned, kind owners, unbeatable prices, and willing to share their knowledge and wisedom. 100% recommend this gem!

Every plant that I have purchased from this nursery has done well. I can receive helpful…read moreinformation about planting, soil, and so much more by just asking.

I had a money tree in a low bisque glazed piece of architectural pottery and let's just say it had…read moreseen better days. So I put it out of its misery. And subsequently sought some of my local nurseries, pottery in hand, to find a suitable replacement plant. The first one I tried was a super hip spot in Highland Park. They were closed, no hours posted. IG famous? Then another on Fig. Almost no stock, nobody working. The Silver Lake one I had frequented for years was empty, but the dude I spoke with said 'yeah, pick out the plant you want.' I said 'well that's the part I could use some help with.' He pretended not to hear. I left. I remembered a spot on York but couldn't find and and then recalled the name: BLVD. Turns out they have one in Pasadena. GPS said 15 minutes. Let's do this. I found it and parked easily. Impressive stock, elevated minimal design, lots of concrete and stone planters, great pots, lots of texture, and a curated selection, from super cool architectural plants all the way down to humble basil. I approached a group of men resting under an awning. Turns out they'd just built it. Ramon jumped right in and showed me why BLVD is the absolute best. It was a blisteringly hot day but he showed me lots of options and talked everything through with a super positive attitude and lots of great information. Truly a first class experience. Love the interior space too, lots of room to see how plants and their vessels play out aesthetically. We settled on a Queensland bottle tree -- he planted it and gave it a proper zhuzh with some gravel, and sent me on my way, beautiful plant in my car. The experience was so positive that I'm plotting more foliage upgrades. Keep you posted. Until then, thank you BLVD, thank you Ramon.

Super unreliable. . At this point it's one big joke full of excuse. Im not gonna write a whole…read moreparagraph. Good luck working with them. Ridiculous!!!!!!!!

The nursery is pretty much in the middle of nowhere in Pasadena. I arrived at around 4:50 p.m.,…read morejust about when they were closing. Two Latino staff members were very kind and helpful, though they did not speak much English. The place feels more like Descanso Gardens than the Huntington Library. It has a more natural, relaxed atmosphere, with a less formal and more organic layout. The plants feel closer to their natural state, which gives the whole nursery a very pleasant and genuine charm. What really stands out is the price. It already looks cheaper than Armstrong, and possibly even negotiable, but the quality does not feel worse at all. The plants look healthy, beautiful, and well cared for, so it feels like a better-value choice rather than a lower-quality one. They have mostly green plants, with only a small selection of flowering plants, but everything looks great. For plants, especially shrubs, many varieties come in different sizes at different price points, so you can choose based on your needs and budget.

There's a lot of SGV nurseries I rotate around, but this is my favorite one right now. The property…read moreis pretty big with shaded sections with many many options, from cactus and low water shrubs to indoor plants and native plants. Prices were very competitive, when I was there today, a lot of the pots were on sale too. I was actually just there to get some mulch. My favorite part was finding native plants here. And I managed to snag the last white sage, and they still had plenty of narrowleaf milkweed for anyone else also looking to help save some monarch butterflies. I also love that this nursery has been around for 35 years and the owner is still super active, chatting with customers and carrying my mulch bag for me. I was like should I be carrying it myself?

Good selection of seasonal vegetables. Citrus fruit trees that are quarantined in other areas are…read morelegal here. Three years ago I purchased a difficult to find young grapefruit tree as a memorial and in the first two years wind blew down the new blossoms. I now have 12 thriving young fruit that will survive the elements.

Ramon helpful and true nursery man who knows the business in and out. A Pasadena staple nursery…read morewith a variety of healthy plants.,

Is Landscape Warehouse on Walnut a separate business than Landscape Warehouse Nursery on Kinneloa?…read moreI don't know, but there's certainly some confusion here with these Yelp reviews. I am exclusively reviewing the nursery on Kinneloa. I doubt I will ever go sprinkler shopping and set foot in the Walnut store. My experience at the nursery was pretty good. First and foremost, it should be noted that the people working here speak almost no English. I am not making a value judgment by saying this (I am 0% "English" and my only language is English- if you think about that, that is strange. Why is this the language I as a human being randomly speak?...but honestly, put down the bong, who cares), it is just a statement of fact. They speak VERY broken English at this nursery at best. Let's just say you should bone up on dollar amounts and plant names in Spanish. They didn't have anyone working any of the three times I came here who had English proficiency. That noted and set aside, this nursery has an abundance of awesome plants. Truly awesome plants. Huge-ass, flourishing plants. The Huntington Botanical Gardens but for sale and in 5 gallon and up buckets. I'd be hard pressed to think what you cannot buy here. Cacti? Take your pick. Fruit trees? Excepting citrus, they have rows upon rows of anything you can imagine. Terrific prices, too. Gigantic pots of rosemary for "dies y seis" (I had to look that up). Are they friendly? Not the friendliest ever. They close at 4pm but actively kick you out well before that. But they're totally fine. Nobody is a jerk here. Just direct. You come here, find what you want, pay money, and leave with some great plants. You don't come here to make a new friend or a TikTok post. Given the choice, I'd rather go to San Gabriel Nursery where it's more pleasant and I can get actual customer service. But Landscape Warehouse (fittingly named...) Nursery has its place in the sun, too.

Love this place! Went there on a recommendation by my gardener. I was looking for a particular…read moregrass fertilizer that I usually had to get from a store much farther away so was glad I found it here. Their plant selection is quite amazing. They have a huge succulent selection, which is what I came for. I only had time to check out 1 of their 3 lots this time. But I'll definitely be back soon and take photos also. The lady that was helping me was very friendly and did speak English. Only thing about this place is that they don't put pricing on anything since it's more geared towards contractors. But everything that I bought was very reasonably priced once I went to pay. Definitely a treasure find for me.

Such a sweet nursery with an amazing selection of pots and plants. There's also a well curated gift…read moreshop. The owner is incredibly sweet and hard working. The location is wonderful as it's next to the South Pas Metro station and farmers market. We'll be coming back for sure!

Lovely selection of plants and flowers that are unique. Even if you don't have a garden you can…read morefind beautiful pots and lovelies for your patio. Check them out.

Visited this store with my husband. Highly recommended from a friend. Small store but had tons of…read moregoodies for people who are into hydroponics. They mainly carry hydro items but they also carry fertilizer, tools, etc. super friendly owner (Sam). Thank you.

Great dude, good stuff and very affordable compared to other hydro stores. Nutrients there are a…read morelot cheaper there

My son tore out my front yard and replanted with all native plants - 20+ varieties, then mixed in…read morespring flower seeds in the soil. This was 2 years ago - almost all plants were purchased in little pots from Hahamongna Native Plant Nursery. Almost everything survived and has thrived in my yard, bringing bees and birds and just making my front yard special. Attaching a couple of photos - picture a yard dug up and these tiny plants replanted in a mix of soils. When spring comes along, this is what it looks like now. And, in the evening, the various sages and Yerba Santa deliver a beautiful aroma. Highly recommend this special nursery.

A great small California native plant nursery. This nursery has potential to be something great…read more We were looking for a ceanothus-Ray Hartman and this nursery had a few 1 gallon in stock. The staff was super friendly and asked us if we had any questions or needed help multiple times. We definitely will be back for more plants in the near future. California Native plants os the way to go. Drought tolerate is the way to go these days.