Always well informed customer service! Perfect for whatever I need, and quality plants. Love the…read morespace and the value!

I needed ground cover plants and found some ice plants. The staff was helpful and provided…read moreplanting advice

My favorite Nursery in Albuquerque. Good selection, staff is knowledgeable and sometimes I go for a…read morevisit even when I don't particularly need anything, just to walk around and enjoy their selection. They also have classes early in the season related to growing plants. I have been in their 'bee' class twice to learn about pollinators.

They were helpful And not overbearing . Went home with many…read moretreasures! Bought some Shrubs on sale and they are doing great!

We had a problem with a leaky pipe in our backyard sprinkler system. John from Just Sprinklers…read morecalled me this afternoon, just a short time after I had contacted the company. He came to our home to look at the pipes and immediately made the repair. Thank you, John and thank you, Just Sprinklers!

Did not finish the job. Put in a new sprinkler...meaning only the cylinder part. The sprinkle part…read morewas not there. I'm sure I was charged for an item I never received. Had another sprinkler company. Had to dig through roots to complete. Just Sprinkles was negliant. I was told "all is good we are done". Roots must of been too challenging.

Well run with helpful answers. Their plant sources are primarily local. Their niche is Southwest…read morenatives. No municipal taxes added. I love my pickup truck but the Free Delivery for over $100 is a service I appreciate.

This place is great. I went there on Labor day and every customer there was attended to by a…read moreknowledgeable staff person. I appreciated having someone talk to me who could show me the plants that met my criteria, not just in pots, but in the various planted areas of the yard. I got to see the small version in pots and the larger version in the ground. This was awesome. Not to mention, also, that plants were 25% off for the Labor day sale weekend. Great staff, great knowledge. I would recommend them even over Plants of Southwest in ABQ. Worth the drive. The yelp listings here are confusing. Their actual address is 960 U.S. 550, Bernalillo, NM 87004 . Find them set back off the road a bit but easy to spot there sign.

Not the best customer services. No wonder why the rating is not the best. Do better . Not many…read moreselection for in person.

I stopped by to hopefully find a Rotary Dimmer light switch for my dinette room. My house is 27…read moreyears old and I'm struggling to find a direct replacement. Their competitor no longer carries them so I felt defeated in finding one and didn't want to go on Amazon to have to order one. The Home Depot had two in stock! I was totally relived. If they didn't have one, I was going to have to buy two switches to buy a combo switch which would have meant re the two-gang box with a one-gang box along with patching the sheet rock and texturing the wall. The Home Depot saved me! $12.56 +tax. Worth every penny.

Probably my favorite place in town! They have the very best plants both land and aquatic and it's…read moresuch a joy to visit every time! We stopped by today to purchase water plants for my Koi Fish and our Pond. High-quality products, huge selection of everything, reasonably priced, and the team is always super knowledgeable and unhelpful! Love this place and excited to see what else is blooming in the coming weeks!

Unique nursery and water garden. Great variety of plants set in a pretty, easy to get to location.read more

My s.o and I moved to SF last fall from the Midwest, and we are avid gardeners. We have found…read moreNewman's to be an excellent nursery--knowledgeable, helpful, friendly staff, great plants, and reasonable prices across the board (for a wide selection of ceramic planting pots, notably). Santa Fe is blessed with some fine nurseries, and Newman's is among them--our favorite!

went in newsman's last Tuesday, spent over one hour in the hot greenhouse picking spring plantings…read more got to to cash register and was told that the credit card line was not working. I put everything back and was sorry for the cashier. I came back on the following Thursday and asked cash if credit card was working and got a thumbs up. I spent another hour, maybe longer in their hot greenhouse selecting and excited picking my plantings. I got to the cashier and was told that credit cards were not accepted. what's going on newsman's??? do you no longer accept credit cards and if not, why not put sign outside door going in stating so. I'm going to other greenhouses and not wasting my time with newmans.

All of a sudden, one day in early October, this pumpkin patch sprang up on an undeveloped plot of…read moredirt on the southeast corner of Coors and Montano. Driving by, I had so many questions: Was this a local effort, benefitting local farmers or charitable organizations? I mean, it just seemed so random. In my experience, pumpkin patches take place on farms, or they're organized by church groups, providing a sort of down home country experience, with hay rides and pig races, that sorta thing. So when I got home, I checked out their website, and now that we've visited, here's my understanding of this, um, experience: + Not local, "Seasonal Adventures is currently the largest privately owned pumpkin and Christmas tree retailer in the country." Yes, we're getting a Christmas tree farm in November, evidently. + Doesn't benefit local farmers, the pumpkins are shipped out of Ventura, California. + Not seeing anything benefitting any charity, but I'll throw in this asterisk: This company does try to accommodate people with special needs. That's important, because many kids and adults simply cannot attend festivities like these, due to sensory issues. Good job, guys. That said, my inner swindle skeptic is hollering flim-flam after dropping $60 on two kids during just one hour. A trip down an inflatable slide, just one, cost a dollar. Games were free, but prizes -- every kid wins -- were poor quality and pricey, a plastic beach ball ran three bones. The cost of a pumpkin? Starting at $11. In the end, this didn't deliver any of the charm of a legit autumn festival, it was understaffed, and we felt deceived. At the same price point you can spend a day at McCall's, and support a great local farm.

Really cute pop up pumpkin patch with some fun bouncy houses. I would have liked to have seen more…read moreactivities for toddlers as well as a place to purchase snacks or goodies for the kiddos.