Followed the GPS four miles out of town, I saw no sign, no nursery, I was ready to buy and never…read morefound it. I was there some years back and loved it. I was not where the nursery was at. I was so dissatisfied.

I can't believe a plant nursery & accessories (garden art/planters) exists with reasonable prices!…read more A lot of their garden art is the imported metal art from Mexico at great pricing & massive terra cotta planters! We saw a huge, huge, huge one for only $150! I didn't see all their pricing for plants but I saw $2 & $6 ranges. We bought a small rosemary plant that was probably $3 (guesstimate)

Ysmael was very knowledgable about local native plants and the area in general. I felt very…read morewelcomed looking at the flowers and butterflies. What a cute little nursery. They also design gardens.

I love this nursery for the selection of native plants that are not common in the nursery trade…read more Ishmael does a great job!

Beautiful nursery and florist! I always order my flowers from Yolanda. I always feel like she has…read moremy best interest in mind. I love unique flower Arrangements and she always goes over the top. Wonderful customer service and beautiful products.

I was super excited to come check out the local plant shop. But.... they won't let you in? To…read morebrowse outside? How are you supposed to know what you want if you can't look around? How are they still in business? I would love to support this place instead of buying plants from box stores.. Let people browse outside at least???

Super friendly and helpful staff. I went in to purchase veggies for my raised bed and I think the…read morequality and price were excellent!

Love this place. We live out of town and this was our second time visiting to purchase plants. The…read morestaff was very knowledgeable and gave us some good suggestions for amending our soil. Lots of native plants to choose from.

This place is super! The selection of native plants is amazing. David is incredibly knowledgeable…read moreabout natives. He was super friendly, a great source of information. We're headed back for madrone (I hope) very soon. My mountain laurel is thriving!

I want to preface this saying I MAY update the review at some point if I go back for a third time,…read morebut for now here are how my first two experiences went: First visit - I did purchase three plants that were well cared for, but the overall experience was NOT GOOD. I went the day after learning this place carries Texas Madrones and was eventually met by a man (David) who was too busy yelling questions to Pablo (plant expert) and playing unusual snippets of songs as loudly as possible while also fielding calls from the occasional customer. During his phone conversations I heard him clearly take time to listen to the customer on the phone (he did not even register what I was talking about when I asked him questions, nor did he pay any attention to me, the only one in the nursery) and he continued to "look through me" all the way until I checked out with my three plants having learned that their madrones may or may not become available in October or November each year. I told my wife about the dismal experience, she said maybe it was a one off AND understood that a lot of large property owners do not really pay much attention to those who look like me, darker skin and also not riding up in a visibly high dollar SUV, etc. We figured another visit might tell a tale. Just last week I drove over 400 miles from Big Bend National Park to revisit this place. The plant selection is great, before I forget. Either way I arrived in time to talk with Pablo for a while at the "inside" nursery about the madrones that were being raised and I even got to see some before David called Pablo so that he was not the one talking with me anymore. Pablo and I are both a bit different in skin color to David, just as a possibly relevant detail. When I walked to the main part of the outdoor nursery since Pablo had been called away from the "inside" nursery, David was standing in the entryway of the outdoor nursery asking "How can I help you?" when obviously I was there looking at plants. I mentioned I was looking at plants and he said "You can look all you want!" while not moving at all from the entryway to the fenced nursery. I said (and gestured with a point towards the plants he was blocking access to) "I'm going to look at these plants" and he finally moved, allowing me to walk into the outdoor nursery. I started at the back where some of the larger trees are, mostly to familiarize myself with the many local natives. As I was there in the furthest back corner, a section of sprinklers mysteriously turned on. I quickly walked out of the back row noting that old man David was sitting on the porch just watching. No apology, no consideration, nothing. I thought to comment to him "You could've at least warned me about the sprinklers" thinking they were on a timer, but when no other sprinklers turned in any other row on after my initial dousing, I felt I was dealing with a racially motivated encounter. My perception is unique because of the unique circumstances, and maybe David is not "ethnically concerned" but either way I did not want to harm my potential of eventually purchasing a madrone for my own personal garden, so I decided against commenting on being doused with water on this cold morning at opening time. Along the drive to Natives, I saw a lot of yuccas that I wanted to inquire about since David's store carried a few. I even had earmarked about six other plants I was going to take back with me from this trip when I went to ask David a question. I was well into the question that he appeared to be nodding on about when his phone rang. "Excuse me, I have to take this" he said and then just answered the phone, cutting me off and again making me feel like less than a person. I walked to my car and decided to leave without buying any additional plants. I called him when I was between Kerrville and home and told David that I felt like less than a person when he treated me the way he did on the past two visits. He said "We have plenty of customers who leave us reviews saying we have good customer service." Am I not a customer, having purchased items in the past and having returned to get more items with the intention of going back yet again for what I wanted from the start? Was I not right in front of the man who ignored me and dropped me for someone on the phone? Furthermore, here is what happened when I called just to clarify whether I was important or not compared to the "unknown" buyer on the phone: When I called David to voice my frustration, my call dropped due to a spotty signal. He hadn't even answered the phone when my call dropped. About a minute later before I called him back, my phone rang direct from David who was calling to see whose call he missed. His call dropped as well due to the signal. A minute later I called him back to voice my frustration. He answered, I told him the story you read above, he told me "We have plenty of customers..." saying how they enjoyed and praised his "good" customer service.

Timely and excellent quality. Biggest, healthiest onion crop ever. Received many compliments on my…read morehuge healthy onions.

After posting a bad review of Dixondale Farms and the onions I received this year, I received an…read moreemail from Jeanie Frasier. It appears that bad weather has created havoc at the farm this spring and with all the hubris surrounding the issues caused by the weather, my issue fell "thru the cracks." She apologized for the delay and graciously refunded what I paid. I must admit that I was extremely disappointed when my initial problem was disregarded as I had felt that I had found a great family-owned business where I could source high-quality onion plants and accessories. I am very pleased to let Yelp readers know that Dixondale Farms does care about their customers; no matter how small. Although my onion crop will be practically nothing this year due to the poor-quality plants I received, I will be ordering from them next year. and look forward to using Dixondale for many years to come.

One of Boernes Best kept secrets! Don't drive too too fast or you'll miss this treasure! From the…read moremoment you walk in, the soothing sounds of the water fountains to the calming Notes of the wing whines. You know you are In Boerne garden and more store! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Very knowledgeable and always willing to help. Take your time walking though the carefully curated outdoors. Don't miss the beautiful song birds or the potted Talavera plants! And many of the other outdoor whimsical treasures. As you venture indoors, you will find the very carefully picked and decorated rooms. Whether your looking for a quick gift or maybe a patio or a living room, this place has it. It's ever changing and always has new and exciting items to see. Always stop by when your in town! This is definitely one of our favorite spots. We highly recommend it! To the staff: y'all do an amazing job! Thanks for always making us feel like we are at home!

This place is amazing! They have something for everyone. There are so many hidden gems that would…read morefit any home in your own unique style.

Such a beautiful property and beautiful new restaurant in our town (Desert Spoon). I finally…read morevisited for a playdate and lunch. I ordered a Cesar salad and my friend ordered a salmon bowl. Both were very presentable plates and delicious as well. We strolled around the property and purchased toys for our tots from the very aesthetically pleasing gift shop. Absolutely in love with everything this business has to offer! Service was great as well. Highly recommend you stop in even just to walk around! They have a nursery as well with beautiful flower/bush and pot selection!

Girls trip to the nursery, my first time here. I was very underwhelmed! We drove over an hour to…read moreget here and found plants through out to be scarce. Not sure if they were transitioning into fall, but they did have pumpkins and fall decor. Some of the plants didn't look like they were in the best condition and we found prices to be steep! The gift store claimed a sale, but found out it only the past season seed packets that were on sale. Cool, cute gift items, but quite pricey. The fairy garden set up was very nice. Plants and pottery housed in that building were again expensive and nothing special. Not sure I would make the trek all the way out again, I've been to bigger and more beautiful nurseries. Although, we did enjoy the Dessert Spoon restaurant!

Wonderful place very cool design. Sarah is all ways helpful & she has great ideals. If you are…read moregoing through town is worth the stop.