This place is amazing! Allow plenty of time to wander through the greenhouses and take in all the…read moredifferent types of cactus. The staff is very knowledgeable and willing to educate those not familiar with cactus. I left with a hand-crafted pot with several different varieties of cactus and instructions for care. The best part - I chose the plants and the staff potted them for me.

It's a great placed to shop for plants. I appreciate the staff and what they do for me.read more

What an amazing job they did on our yard ! So pleasant and professional people to work with. So…read morevery happy with our beautiful yard, can't recommend enough! Linda

Came here once before during an event several years back and would've given it 4 stars then…read more Returned here today for a totally different experience. The nursery states "open" but is blocked by several large trucks with hitched trailers. I had a hard time finding an entrance to the grounds and when I did, I couldn't tell if I was in a nursery or a construction zone. The lot was empty with little hills of rocks and tractors. There were some outdoor plants, but very sparse and not healthy looking. I couldn't find where the indoor plants were and I wandered the property for a solid five minutes before I gave up and left. Never saw another person or worker. Odd experience, will not be back.

Upon entering the business, I noticed the owner was not friendly but the young lady employee was…read morevery kind and helpful. I bought 1 San Pedro for $65 and Mexican fencepost for $77. Come to find out they are outrageous prices. I will not be going back

I used to have to go to Tucson to get fox farm ocean forest soil for my plants. I was told desert…read morebloom was now carrying it. I went there and the bags were $38.00. In Tucson the same size bags are $23.00. That's $15.00 a bag difference. All of the businesses in green valley are cheating the seniors here. I hope they all go to hell

We love our neighborhood nursery and have been loyal customers for many years. We, primarily,…read morepurchase pepper plants (jalapeno, anaheim, habanero, serrano, poblano, ghost... etc... and their assortment, healthy plants, guidance and friendliness has always been the reason we return each season. Because of the mild winter last year, our pepper plants have produced over and over and have become more like trees than plants on our back porch. We are so happy to hear that Woody is recovering and on the mend and we look forward to saying hi to him soon! Thank you Rillito Nursery and Garden Center for always being so helpful and supporting our community.

Helpful and informative staff. Decent selection of plants ( house/ tropical/ trees/herbs/ flowers…read moreetc). They carry additional planting supplies too (soil etc). Prices are a reasonable... pricey on somethings and other plants super reasonable. Snagged a beautiful rose yellow lady banks climbing rose (and hoping it will live... and thrive in my yard). Will return because of the helpful staff.

I planned my wedding within one entire week. I thought of Bloom Maven because I passed by it once…read moreyears before and decided to go there for my bouquet. I went on a Saturday afternoon just to see what was there and there were literally two bouquets left and they were STILL gorgeous. The girls who helped me were really nice. I loved it and got a lot of compliments and will forever associate this store with the happiest day of my life

There was no other choice for us when selecting our florist for our wedding- Bloom Maven is simply…read morethe best! Akiko helped bring our vision to life and our florals were one of the highlights of our wedding day. The team delivered and setup all the flowers for our wedding, without us having to worry about any of the styling. The florals were unique, beautiful, and high quality and we received compliments on the centerpieces and our bouquets. We loved our Bloom Maven florals and will continue to purchase their flowers for other special occasions.

The U of A hosts a sale on their plans twice or three times a year. I went to the one this fall to…read moreget few plants at a great price. Be prepared to stand in line for an hour or so since people show up before 7am to get the rare plants which seem to go pretty fast when they open at 8am. The plants I got were about $8 each which is a fantastic price. I will definitely go back next year but be there at 7am to get the plants that I was not able to get this year.

This place is a heaven for growers of microgreens and cannibis. The staff is friendly and very…read morehelpful. Beth, Trey and Cory will gladly answer questions and provide good old-fashioned expert advice about their products and particular application in our desert climate. Cory is an experienced grower and has expert knowledge of specialized desert-acclimated strains, soils and gear. The prices are competitive with mail order, like amazon. But, unlike amazon you can hold and inspect the items. They have everything one might need to produce homespun green things, both indoor and outdoor. This reviewer can highly recommend the Green Lady. The clean, well organized retail building is part of Green Things, but at the west end of the property. It's well worth the trip, time and money.

Been meaning to try Spadefoot forever and finally ended up nearby. Such a sweet outdoor space…read morepacked with a variety of native plants (lots of herbs, greens and bushes/trees this season). I picked out some herbs, a sun gold tomato plant and a large Mexican oregano which I haven't found anywhere else in town. I love how accessible this spot is and that they house the freedge out front as a means of mutual aid for community members to support each other with food. A perfect combo run by great folks!

The staff at Spadefoot Nursery is very knowledgeable and easy going…read more They focus on native and non-invasive plants that will not only survive our climate, but nurture it and help the entire ecology thrive. The selection is never ending and you can find many native plants that are difficult to find, elsewhere, and impossible to find at the large chain nurseries. I've ended up taking so many plants back to larger places (that I won't name, but we all know) because, even when buying them at whatever price, at the time, I already know that they won't last the year that they are guaranteed for. It always seems like such a waste. Built from the ground up, it's nice to go somewhere that you know isn't just a gear in the big box monster machine. Gardening was one of the things that got me through a cancer journey, and yesterday, as I put my hands in sand and soil, I watched a hummingbird light on one of my favorite flowering bushes, that Jared, the owner, helped me pick out, near the beginning. It was little when I chose it, but now is almost five feet high. I don't remember it's name, but if I were to show anyone who works at Spadefoot, they would know what plant it is, where it can thrive, what care it will require, and when it will bloom. With some thought and planning, one can literally have a rotating buffet of blossoming food for all the critters, without adding any dyes, sugars, or plastic feeders. Nature does it all. I think of this nursery, every single morning, when I see this particular bush, which feeds the bees, hummers... Offers shade and shelter to those without wings, and other wonders, and remember how all things are connected. If you want a peaceful, lovely way to spend some time, skip the bustle and take a stroll, through this unpretentious garden space, and take a bit of that home, with you. Also, the name made me curious. So, look it up. It's hecka cool.