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Fig Earth Supply

4.4 (67 reviews)
Open • 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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tomato plant (i released some lady bugs on it to get  them to attack the pests)
Jin Y.

I absolutely love fig earth supply! At the beginning of the Covid-19 shutdown, when everyone was getting their gardening on, I got everything I needed from Fig Earth Supply and the local Eagle Rockdale garden. Fig Earth though, introduced me to high quality gardening supplies (gloves, hoses, tools), good soil, and I hear they have amazing workshops (I will attend one day, I promise). The contactless pick up was a game changer for me. I ordered online, paid, and picked up in the window I chose and everything would be ready outside with my name on it. Places like this really boosts the mood when you're stuck at home. Even though I eventually killed all my vegetable plants from neglect, I may start again when spring comes around and I know I'll be going back to Fig Earth Supply.

Pfeiffer waiting for me to pick up my order.
Cara H.

We wanted to get some vegetable plants and herbs for our balcony garden since going to the grocery store is getting riskier every day. We stopped by and found out they were doing online purchases and contactless pickup. We ordered two types of tomato plants, Japanese eggplant, cucumber, Japanese garlic and some herbs. I also got pots and soil there on another occasion. You order through their website and they will email when your order is ready, it took a couple days. We passed Home Depot and it was crowded and people were not practicing social distancing. This was a better option for me!

Gabby O.

I can't grow anything. If I was a dude I wouldn't be able to even grow a beard...so when my boyfriend expressed an interest in home grown organic vegetables I thought "He's gonna have to find another woman..." But then I Yelped for help on the east side of LA...& found Connor. He walked me through everything, was very patient and even discouraged me from needless garden tool acquisition (who doesn't love a new shear?). He swore by a soil, a few seedlings & told me how to plant it all. I am here to tell you the man speaks the truth!!! My garden has already grown into something so beautiful and I've fallen in love with a wee strawberry plant. Who knew I'd cheer kale on as if I were a soccer mom? A wonderful place full of living magic.

A very cool chandelier.
Dana R.

This place is brilliant. Everything they have is exquisite. A large selection of different young Fig and Pomegranate trees, even Hops and Pluots. A connoisseurs selection of edible food plants appropriate for the area. I'm impressed.

One of Fig Earth's raised beds ( Mini Farm Box) with edible flowers and strawberries.
Jessica L.

Fig Earth is my favorite garden shop, flat out. Conor and the team have a bounty of edible plants and supplies--seasonal veggies, herbs, flowers, trees, vines and organic fertilizers to help everything thrive. In addition to the above, they have the most wonderful raised bed kits. Solid cedar wood in a large range of sizes, they age beautifully and make weed control a breeze. Did I mention the fabulous classes? Organic gardening, fruit tree care, medicinal herbs... classes are always evolving and so much fun. The staff at Fig Earth Supply knows their stuff and are friendly as can be. Check them out!

Elena G.

The people here were super friendly. It was slow when we went and didn't have a reservation but since it was slow they let us in and were very helpful. They had more herbs and fruit trees which was awesome they taught us some herbs that go well together! They also had no issues with me bringing in my cat who travels everywhere with me. I will definitely be back to learn more and get a couple herbs myself

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such a great nursery with great soil and plants. And, friendly staff and owner that go above and beyond to help.

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Ask the Community - Fig Earth Supply

Are the fruits, vegetables and herbs organic? Thank you !

Is this place still open? I've gone three times during business hours and they have been closed EVERYTIME.

The owners sell their stuff prior to leaving the country for one-two summer months. I think they should be reopening in a few weeks, if not sooner. Fingers crossed.

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“Connor & fellow staff are as helpful as can be & they stock the best heirloom tomatoe varieties I've been able to find.”

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