On a search for flowers and vegetable plants, I decided to stop by here and check them out. You can…read morefind a variety of flowers, foliage, veggies, and herbs here. (even Datil peppers which is hard to find!) They have all the supplies including pots and soil. The biggest praise I can give this business is their customer service. I was warmly greeted by multiple employees, and a nice lady was very patient with me and all of my questions. Going into a garden store can be intimidating when you don't know where to start, but the staff made everything very easy and even helped me load up my car with all of my goodies.

Lately, I have been fostering a passion for indoor house plants. With my increased time indoors due…read moreto Corona and a move into a big new house I have really enjoyed creating a plant family. My wife came by this store a couple weeks back and bought some pots for our cute new family members, but she forgot the saucers for them. I came in today with the intent of buying the saucers and maybe getting a new plant. This place looks great. They have tons of good looking plants, herbs, and shrubs. But with all the feel good green vibes and pretty scenery it was strange how the customer service was so eh. Now, no one was a straight up jerk, but there was something missing. I thought maybe it was just me so I asked my wife after I got home and she had the same experience. She didn't say anything to me about it before. Anyhow, they have an assortment of plants, pots, saucers and supplies. Prices are not cheap compared to other locations I've visited around town. There are people there to ask questions to and check you out, but I found staff at competitors a bit more willing to talk and answer in sentences rather than one word replies.

This was a very tough year with the deep freezes we had so having to replace alot of flowers and…read moreplants. Also needed bee attracters for pollination in my garden as we lost all of ours this winter. I love that PR is close and the staff are kind and helpful. Prices are average but they generally have healthy plants.

Each Spring over the past 15 years, we have made a trip to Plant Ranch to kickstart our garden for…read moreSpring and Summer as well as for Fall and Winter. We are always very pleased with the quality and diversity of the available plants. Furthermore, the staff is consistently knowledgeable and helpful. As long as we are capable of gardening, Plant Ranch will be our preferred nursery.

Their plants are GREAT! They service is fabulous and they never fail to impress. I still have all…read moreof the wrought iron pieces that I bought 20 years ago.

This place blew my expectations! The folks that work here are very helpful and friendly. I stopped…read moreby just browsing for an aloe vera plant for my sunburn and ended up leaving with 3 different kinds plus some bee pollen!

Going here is like going on an old fashioned field trip! Tim, the owner will approach you as soon…read moreas you step on the property with a friendly hello. As you stroll the grounds he will come by and tell you all about the plants and pick some for you to even taste. He is so friendly and knowledgeable and makes the experience so fun. I want to start a medicinal & tea garden and he is so helpful for when and what to start. I tasted this really weird tasting plant that tasted like Chinese mustard and I'm floored this exists! Im so addicted. They have an area now that has chickens and pigs and medicinal plants growing. It's just a whole experience to go. I love that they employ ones with disabilities as well as support the community in that way. This is one of Jacksonville's total gems!

First - the knowledge of the people here is amazing. We had a lot of questions and needed some…read moreguidance. I want friut trees, but didn't know what care and needs were. They spent the time to walk through the things we would need and really explain the care needed. They had a great selection and all things that could easily grow in North Fl! The prices were great!

I recently purchased & had some Sugar Palms (Arenga) installed yesterday and my experience with…read moreUnique Plants & Palms has been excellent. Buying larger palms is not cheap so this is a project I have been considering and investigating for some time. A few months back I emailed the owner (Danny) to ask if they ever received smaller (less expensive) versions of the Sugar Palms and he was quick to respond and said they didn't have any at the time but would put me on a list to call if they did, he also answered some other questions I had as well. After a month or so I really didn't expect to hear from them but I received a call saying they had some smaller ones come in. I went up there that weekend and met Lauren, she is awesome and is very knowledgeable, ask for her if you go in. She showed me the smaller ones and unfortunately, I would be an old person by the time they reached a more respectable size but a good option for the right situation, so I ended up going with the more expensive but more impressive larger palms. Lauren told me they were about two weeks or so out on deliveries/ installs which is understandable even though I was anxious to get these put in. It was only a week later when Chelsea called to say they could install the next day, GREAT!!! The install crew showed up right on time, were very conscience of being careful with my yard, pavers etc. My situation was a little tricky as it is behind a pool. They were extremely professional & explained proper care instructions going forward for the next 90 days and going forward. I read reviews of companies before doing business with and I was little concerned as there were some negative reviews about Unique Palms and there are some policies that they have which I'm sure is because they were burned in the past- It clearly states on the receipt No Refunds, All Deliveries Paid in Full before Delivery Schedule. I get it I'm used to paying after the job is completed but I didn't have a problem paying the day before. The palms are guaranteed for the first 90 days as if there's a problem it will show up within that time period. My opinion is if you do exactly what they tell you to do such as watering everyday for the first 90 days the palms should be fine. A few years ago I had some palms installed and even though it was a pain I got every morning at 5AM and watered for 3 months, needless to say I was glad when the 3 months was up. I bought a soaker hose for these and hoping to make my life easier, the previous palms were spread out so a soaker hose really wouldn't work. I'm not saying the previous reviewers did not have some issue but my experience so far has been great & I would recommend Unique Plants & Palms.

I spent approximately $15,000 with Unique Palms in March 2025 purchasing and installing palms at my…read morehome. Unfortunately, after my experience trying to get them to address one failing palm under the warranty I was told came with my purchase, this will be my first and last time using Unique Palms. Within only a few months of installation, one head of a double Pygmy palm began seriously declining. I contacted Unique Palms on August 8, 2025, sent photographs, and explained that it was getting "worse and worse." Unique Palms responded in writing: "I do see that one head is struggling." Their response even discussed needing equipment to "pull that dead one out." That timeline is important because I was later told that winter/freeze conditions killed the palm. However, my emails and photographs document that the problem was reported and acknowledged by Unique Palms in August 2025, months before winter. I have retained those emails and will include redacted copies with this review so customers can see the timeline for themselves. At the time of purchase, I had been told there was a one-year warranty. The owner initially indicated that the palm would be replaced. After that, however, communication became extremely frustrating. I followed up repeatedly and at one point received an apology for the delay in responding. Eventually the palm completely died, and I again contacted Unique Palms. I was then told they would replace it if I paid a $300 delivery fee. Although I was disappointed that I had to pay another $300 to resolve a warranty issue, I agreed because I simply wanted the situation handled. Before paying, I specifically explained that I have artificial turf and asked if they could bring several sheets of plywood to protect it while replacing the palm. I was told that would not be a problem. They accepted my $300. After approximately two weeks, I received a call to schedule the replacement and was told they would be at my home by noon the following day. I made arrangements accordingly. No one showed up. I was subsequently told that the owner had decided the root ball was too large and replacing the palm could damage my artificial turf. That explanation was extremely frustrating considering they already knew about the turf, had photographs of the property, had discussed bringing plywood, accepted my $300 payment, and actually scheduled the replacement before deciding they would not perform the work. During my subsequent conversation with an employee speaking on behalf of the owner, I expressed how disappointed I was with the way the situation had been handled. When I mentioned that I intended to leave an honest review describing my experience, I was told that my mentioning a review had "struck a nerve." I also explained that after this experience I would no longer use Unique Palms or refer them for future work. I was told that was fine and that it would actually be a benefit to them. Another confusing part of the situation was the $300 charge. I had previously been told by the owner that the $300 was for the delivery driver. During this latest conversation, however, I was told that the owner himself is the delivery driver. I have installed palms at my last three homes and have also been involved with landscaping and palm purchases for communities. I understand that trees and palms are living products and sometimes they decline or die. That alone is not why I'm leaving this review. My issue is how the company handled the problem after it was reported during the warranty period. The documented timeline is straightforward: * Approximately $15,000 purchase in March 2025 * Palm visibly declining by August 2025 * Unique Palms notified and provided photographs * Unique Palms acknowledged in writing that the head was struggling and discussed removing the dead one * I continued following up when communication stalled * Palm ultimately died * Replacement was discussed * I was required to pay an additional $300 * Artificial turf and plywood were specifically discussed beforehand * Unique Palms accepted my money * Replacement was scheduled * No one showed up * I was then told they would not perform the replacement because of concerns about the turf * I was told my decision not to use or refer them anymore would be "a benefit to them" Customers can draw their own conclusions from that timeline. When someone spends approximately $15,000 with a company, reports a problem only months after installation, provides photographs, follows up repeatedly, pays an additional fee requested by the company, and is ultimately given an installation date, I don't believe expecting the company to follow through is unreasonable. For me, customer service isn't measured by how a company treats you while you're placing a large order. It's measured by how they treat you when there's a problem after they've already been paid. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Unique Palms. If you're considering making a substantial

What an amazing selection of healthy plants in an awesome, funky garden-style setting! I took my…read morefirst trip to this nursery, of what surely will be many, today and had a great time wandering among the tons of lush plants for sale and enjoying a delicious, fresh lemonade. The woman running the nursery prepared my drink and told me about the space. She couldn't have been kinder and more welcoming, just a great experience all around. I will absolutely be back for more plants (and I love the Alocasia and lipstick plants I took home with me today - both were perfectly priced for their size and clearly thriving).

What a delightful gem of a find in JAX! I tried the soursop and coconut drink, which was absolute…read moreDavina. And I also brought home a cute plant baby for my home. The staff is wonderful and so very helpful I will be back.

Although this place may look out of the ordinary when you search, I recommend reaching out to…read moreAlfred & Leslie for your garden needs. They are moving to an actual nursery location soon, but they have quite a nice selection here! They have been so helpful with my specific questions on the search for native Florida plants.

This company & crew are amazing! I needed sod replaced and hired this company based a…read morerecommendation. I was not disappointed. Hickory Creek nursery showed up as scheduled. They are a no nonsense company and obviously know what they are doing. Quality of sod is so much better than what the local hardware stores carry. For sod, I highly recommend Hickory Creek nursery located at 12615 Ivylena Rd Jax FL.

Support local small businesses! Many years ago I learned about how those who grow the plants that…read moreend up at the big home improvements stores and big box stores get paid- or don't get paid. Any plants that die on site, even if the store doesn't water properly or puts them in the wrong sun/not sun spot, any returns of dead plants equates to the grower not getting paid. This rubbed me the wrong way, when I heard it. I am going to be honest- I still end up buying plants from said stores, but I do pop into various nurseries and try to support their small business. Since I broke out of apartment jail- I have plans for the house! For the yard- don't ask me what those plans are.... it's a vague concept right now. But as the young lady asked me what I wanted- ha! I want jasmine- shows me various jasmine plants! Yippee. I am thinking of maybe putting a tree in the front yard- those are in the back. Ok- I'll walk back there, or hop in the convenient golf cart with my plant guide! Zoom~ we are rolling up and down aisles of trees! John was thinking live oak which I love, but then I saw they had weeping willows! WHAT!??!!! And a weeping bottle brush! I need to do research and ask the hoa before diving into a tree purchase! I was looking over azaleas, hibiscus, sod (I need some for my front yard) and various other plants! They even had blueberries! hmmmm. Generally speaking- my thumb is green. I ended up with Jasmine and Honeysuckle and had to lay both down in my car- because they both had trellis attached and were pretty big. John caught me when I got home! In my work dress, with 2 massive plants, one on each hip. I did change into jeans before digging into the earth! I can't wait to go back for more! March should bring more varieties of flowering plants- good tip to know! And peak season will bring Sunday hours (currently closed on Sundays)- aka, March- April! This place is HUGE and they are right there to greet you and assist with anything you want to look at!