The staff here rocks! Especially the fellas in front who help us unload soil. They are helpful…read moreevery single time. Along with the cashiers. 10/10 always for selection, service, and value. Go with a plan when there are sales, and you'll understand how great this place is. The place doubles as an awesome kitty, native insect, and bird sanctuary . Bonus points for that.

You know star nursery has always been a nice place. Staff is always pretty good but you're frigging…read moreprices are just ridiculous and now you can't even take buckets to go get a little bit of dirt Whatever you need to make a repair. I don't know what the excuse was now you have to use their 5 gallon buckets and you have to buy them and they don't take them back and it's $13 for a 5 gallon bucket of topsoil Highway robbery! we use just fill up our buckets and get on the scale like I've done for 15 years stop trying to screw people over man. I literally bought one new valve and a couple plastic parts. $68. Are you freaking kidding me it's plastic. 5 sprinkler parts is $68 used to build complete three valve systems for $68

Eric Sager, is person to go to, amazing guy Very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Awesome customer service and he will take care of your need!

I'm not in Vegas, but someone tried to use my info to make a big purchase. Matthew went out of…read moretheir way to find me and straighten things out. The person got arrested! I can tell they really care about their business, customers and they are honest and hardworking. I highly recommend them Thanks for your service!

Botany is a local plant nursery located on the same plot of land that used to be Sun and Moon…read morenursery. There are 2 greenhouse entrances and that are connected. No other areas are there for customers. It's a lot of land, but it seems to all be under construction. Greenhouse #1: There's a mix of houseplants, cacti, and succulents. Most of the plants are like 85% healthy. Many have brown spot or were in the sun too long. If you are looking for a fully healthy plant - inspect before you buy. There are a number of cute handmade items, including: necklaces, pots, plant stakes, cute sayings on boards, macrame hangings, suncatchers, etc. Not a large array of plant accessories - but definitely a nice assortment. The pricing goes from reasonable to crazy exorbitant. Most of the reasonable plants are small or common - but beware of small & pricey plants. Just because a sign says a plant is rare - doesn't mean they should be charging $70 for it. One of the rare plants that was crazy high priced - I literally saw at Lowe's for under $10. Overall, I really love the plot of land, the greenhouse, and the assortment. But, I firmly believe in being fair to your clients. Times are hard and raising prices 15% is reasonable for a new, struggling business - but raising prices too high is a no-no in my book. I don't know, maybe they need to find better plants for lower prices from their wholesaler. Greenhouse #2: There's a lovely area with a koi pond. They have a variety of water plants too. - Overall impression: Could be the place every plant lover in town flocks to - if the prices are made to be way more reasonable. The variety of plants is awesome. But, I want more... more quality plants, more tiny plants that don't break the bank, and more cute plant accessories- stakes, plant hangers, etc. I will probably go back. And we did get a nice plant. But, the overdone prices put me off. Maybe there should be a section called "Made You Look" for regular people like me who can't afford the awesome plants that are too expensive! Just kidding. Also, I want to be clear that there are MANY reasonably priced plants.

I found this place on Instagram and my first thought was "it probably looks good on insta but have…read morelow expectations when you go." When I actually WENT to Botany for one of their Half Moon Markets, I was blown away and how amazing it was. It's like a little plant oasis in the middle of the desert. Just walking in felt calming almost. The owner is the sweetest, kindest, community oriented person. She opens her greenhouses for a vendor market once a month and the vibe is so great

Can't wait to get back to this place for more palm trees in the future …read more Located Boulder highway , worth the cruise and browse

Nice people and good prices. Better prices than other nearby nurseries. Don't let the humble view…read morefrom the road dissuade from stopping by.

New small business with a variety of plants ranging from air plants, plumeria, ti plants, bamboo,…read morepikake, heliconia and more!! There's also clothing and tropical cloth designs to choose from. Still new, so looking forward to what the store has to add!

The owners mother was extremely kind, I loved the atmosphere of the shop as-well. She had also…read morecreated hand made clothes. It was a great experience and I will be back again!

Found what I needed, and appreciated that they were open late. I do wish they sold fresh flowers…read moreand herbs here though. It would have been convenient and saved a trip to Walmart.

great place to get herbs and remedios. Whenever I go they always have what I need. ​Super nice, and…read morealways helpfull.

One of the best shopping experiences had at Home Depot. Came in for patio chairs, got help to bring…read morethem to ring up and he loaded them into my car. He also helped me find a good bug spray for around my house. This is not near my house at all and totally last minute trip since i saw it. Great location, display on point, and amazing customer service thanks guys !!

The service was adequate on pickup of à pool pump to drain our pool...the price was fair, $50…read moredeposit and $14 balance on return the following day, and because of how large our pool is and how far from the drain it is they gave me two hoses to attach instead of one...the pump itself worked very well but one of the hoses had several leaks in it which were problematic. They were obviously aware of this as there was tape on several sections of the hose...it looked as if they rent a variety of equipment in this section of the store so it definitely makes it more convenient than buying, especially if it's a single or very sporadically used tool...all in all the pros outweighed the cons and I would utilize them again in the future...RECOMMEND

We decided to have lunch at Ton Shou and checked this place out after seeing it on FB, as it's…read moreliterally behind Ton Shou. On Renate - warehouse vibe. Neat "store" with lots of plants. Very fairly priced. Got 3 plants for under $25. I thought it was cool because no one followed us around but some might not like that.

CONS: * Hard to find; no real storefront and entrance is…read morethrough an alley * Very overpriced if you're familiar with plant prices (especially LA prices) * Regular houseplants are priced higher than they should be * Limited variety outside of bonsai and bamboo PROS: * Friendly staff * Owner is very informative * Good selection of bonsai trees and bamboo * Carries Asian-style plants and decor * Unique decorative pieces for bonsai and home I found this place on TikTok and decided to check it out since I'm into plants. When you put it into maps, it can be a little confusing -- you actually enter through a street/alley behind the store. There's no real storefront, but you'll know you're in the right place because they have plants outside. This review is coming from someone who lived in Los Angeles and knows plant prices there. For me, this place is pretty overpriced. I bought a very small bonsai tree for $15, which might be worth it if you don't have access to LA plant shops, but it felt expensive for the size. They mostly carry bonsai trees and bamboo (the lucky bamboo sticks), with a limited selection of regular houseplants and trees. They do have some snake plants, zz plant, peace lily, pepperomia and some alocasias, I picked up an Alocasia Frydek for $12.50, but only because it was half off -- they were originally trying to sell it for $24, which I thought was ridiculous. I wouldn't have bought it at full price. The people are friendly, and the man there is very knowledgeable. They also sell a lot of decorative items for bonsai and the home -- spiritual or symbolic decor -- which was interesting, but again, a bit overpriced. Would I go back? Probably not, unless I was specifically looking for a bonsai or bamboo and wasn't planning a trip to LA. For regular houseplants, you can find the same things elsewhere for cheaper, even at places like Home Depot or Lowe's.

Thank you Lisa for making my 3 year old welcome and comfortable in ikea playground he was afraid at…read morefirst but you welcome him so nice and help me to enjoy my shopping

IKEA used to be a go-to destination - busy, well-organized, and genuinely fun to browse. Lately,…read morethough, it feels like a shadow of its former self. The showroom feels noticeably empty, both in terms of foot traffic and staff presence. Though the upstairs display walk through areas look decent and recently rearranged/changed, it still feels empty. Where there used to be employees readily available on the floor, you're lucky to spot a few in certain areas. If you're coming in to return or exchange an item, you may casually stand around for a bit until staff comes from the back to tend to that area. Displays of merchandise feel like an afterthought compared to how carefully curated things once were i.e.: a cart full of items vs them being displayed and organized. The biggest disappointment? The cafe downstairs.. I've visited a few times recently and it's been closed or non-operational each time with kiosks showing an error screen or "CLOSED". It used to be a highlight of the whole trip - I'd always look forward to grabbing a little meatball sundae on the way and making an afternoon of it. Instead, I now find myself in a long long line waiting for one of four self-checkout stations to open up.. (the previously staffed registers are no longer a thing and other self-checkout lines are blocked off)..only to look over and see the cafe kiosk dark and unattended. It really takes the joy out of the visit. That said, there are still some redeeming qualities. The as-is section remains a solid find for deals, and apparently you can now shop it online - a nice touch. The space also has free WiFi, so if you're looking for a low-key study spot and the restaurant upstairs happens to be open, it could work for that. Overall, it feels like IKEA is operating with reduced resources, and it shows. I don't follow there business much so I'm not sure if they're struggling but hoping things turn around not only for the customers but for the staff too!