Joe was amazing in helping me find all the plants I needed for the two flower beds at my four-unit…read moreproperty. I showed him a rendered design, and he matched it very closely with the plants he selected. His knowledge, attention to detail, and willingness to help made the whole process easy. I truly appreciate his expertise and highly recommend him and the place.

So many choices and everyone is so helpful! Came here to get flowers for my humble potted garden…read moreand left with a variety, including baby tomatoes and shishito peppers, which have been growing so well.

This is my favorite review in a while because I had never visited armstrong gardens before and…read moreassumed they would be over priced, but they are not! Their flowers are also superior to the batch I bought at Lowe's. The quality is completely different. Their knowledge & service is unmatched! But the most incredible thing is that I called every major and local nursery & garden, to ask for donations for a community garden we are building in Watts CA, and each of them offered us 10% off, but Armstrong gave us 6 large flats of flowers as a donation. I will always support businesses that support the community!

Everything you can think of to plant , to grow , from flowers to fruits to vegetables you can find…read morehere . I love this place . When my family and I decided to plant some berries , this was the only place that had healthy looking plants for me to purchase I highly recommend. The service is great everyone helpful and kind , the place is clean and very neat .

Extremely helpful, great friendly service. Limited selection…read moreleft, mostly white. Great prices. May close by the end of the month.

I am going to miss Nuccio's. There will never be another place like it anywhere around here. It's…read moreone of these places that you thought would always be there, because it has been, for 90+ years. Goodbye to Jim and Tom. They are such good people! Goodbye to the beautiful and seemingly endless varieties of camellias and azaleas. I will miss you!

How have I never seen or heard of this place before. I absolutely loved this nursery. You have to…read morecheck it out. All of the plants and flowers are so well cared for. The grounds are very clean and the prices are definitely competitive to the other local places. This definitely is my new go to nursery. Ample parking on site and on the street and never mind all of that.. the service... fantastic. Got lost here for about an hour. Truly come check out this local spot. Your garden will thank you later!!! sorry for so many pictures.. but enjoy!!

Lincoln Nursery is a wonderful, old school plant nursery. Walk all over to get your bearings; there…read moreis a good selection of roses, of flowering climbing plants, fruiting plants, native shrubs. There is also a large selection of succulents and cacti. There are always herbs, vegetables, annuals to take back to your garden. The service is helpful, informative and a little eccentric. The plantsmen and women have been there forever.

I loved this nursery. They sold me a sycamore tree and later I got a tulip tree. Both healthy and…read moredid well. Staff was always professional. I am sad the Lincoln Ave location closed as they moved their stock to their Hollywood location. But may still visit given previous excellent experience.

Substandard design and substandard installation…read more I contacted Standard Design Group to replace the 3/4" crushed rock that had washed away from my parking strip. I was thinking of using epoxy-stabilized gravel. I had other matching rock in the front yard. I expected to use something smaller per the epoxy maker's recommendations. Alan, Standard Design Group's designer, recommended using 3/4" crushed rock so it would match the pathway through the center of the front yard. This was terrible advice. Epoxy-coated rock is much darker than uncoated rock, so matching the size was irrelevant. The epoxy-coated 3/4" rock has enormous spaces between the rocks that trap trash and leaves and allow weeds, wildflowers, and the neighboring palm trees to germinate in them. Weeding the porous structure is very difficult. Pulling the wildflowers has broken loose large chunks of the epoxy-coated rock. Small chunks and individual rocks are breaking free from foot traffic. Alan never visited the site. He underestimated the amount of epoxy required. The installation crew's foreman was going to leave patches of the rock uncoated. When I saw it and told him that it was not what I expected, he had the workers mix some of the already coated and curing rock with the dusty, uncoated rock. This resulted in weak bonding with even larger spaces between the rocks. There were still uncoated patches left. I contacted Standard Design Group by email after the installation and again after chunks of rock began breaking free. I did not receive a response.

I had a money tree in a low bisque glazed piece of architectural pottery and let's just say it had…read moreseen better days. So I put it out of its misery. And subsequently sought some of my local nurseries, pottery in hand, to find a suitable replacement plant. The first one I tried was a super hip spot in Highland Park. They were closed, no hours posted. IG famous? Then another on Fig. Almost no stock, nobody working. The Silver Lake one I had frequented for years was empty, but the dude I spoke with said 'yeah, pick out the plant you want.' I said 'well that's the part I could use some help with.' He pretended not to hear. I left. I remembered a spot on York but couldn't find and and then recalled the name: BLVD. Turns out they have one in Pasadena. GPS said 15 minutes. Let's do this. I found it and parked easily. Impressive stock, elevated minimal design, lots of concrete and stone planters, great pots, lots of texture, and a curated selection, from super cool architectural plants all the way down to humble basil. I approached a group of men resting under an awning. Turns out they'd just built it. Ramon jumped right in and showed me why BLVD is the absolute best. It was a blisteringly hot day but he showed me lots of options and talked everything through with a super positive attitude and lots of great information. Truly a first class experience. Love the interior space too, lots of room to see how plants and their vessels play out aesthetically. We settled on a Queensland bottle tree -- he planted it and gave it a proper zhuzh with some gravel, and sent me on my way, beautiful plant in my car. The experience was so positive that I'm plotting more foliage upgrades. Keep you posted. Until then, thank you BLVD, thank you Ramon.

Super unreliable. . At this point it's one big joke full of excuse. Im not gonna write a whole…read moreparagraph. Good luck working with them. Ridiculous!!!!!!!!

This nursery specifically focuses on native plants and drought tolerant plants. There are some…read morecitrus' and other house plants. Recommended for those who like a native landscape !

The best. This community minded bastion is a go-to nursery for California native& drought tolerant…read moreplants and practices as well as a thoughtfully curated tool/materials destination.

Products are great. Service is great. Prices are very reasonable so definitely a very good place…read moreto visit and trust them. They have been in the business for a long time and know all the details

Extremely good quality of all plants type and sizes. Martha was extremely helpful in deciding with…read moreme what plants to use in my backyard. Also the prices are very reasonable and I highly recommend going here for all your planting needs. Thank you again.

1. Armand and his family are locals, GREAT people with crazy reasonable prices…read more 2. You get such a great, old school feeling from these guys when you go there. We have 3 little kids and instead of seeming irritated they were chasing a rabbit and lizards, they were smiling so huge, and talked to the kids and were just so lovely. 3. Great prices - they actually landscaped our whole backyard and because Armand is a real horticulturalist, all of our plants were native, correctly set for irrigated watering to keep them healthy, and placed in the right spots. They even took a busted up old concrete walk way, broke it up, and turned it into a paver stone looking patio for us (genius if you ask me). Buy from a local Eagle Rocker. They will buy you whatever you need if they don't have it, and they just FEEL like neighbors.

Beware of going here. My wife and baby were locked inside when the business was supposed to be open…read more(on Saturday at 9am, according to Google and their instagram). We called the company phone number, and they did not answer. After a couple of hours of searching, she was able to find the contact number of a previous employee on Instagram who was able to help her get out.

WOW what a fun little gem in our community Didn't know they…read moreactually wrap gifts too. Boy I needed this since I had a wedding and wanted a good presentation the owner was super nice, and the package was beautiful. The ribbon on my wedding gift was beautiful in fact many guests noticed it . I will be using them for my corporate party wrapping. I had no clue they did this... Some really nice candles and fun little stuff to start on the holiday decorations. Found some really nice hand towels too for gifts and a glass for my dad that said grandpa sippy cup How cute Women owned and a small business too. Why not

Love Cindy & her shop she is always so helpful has decorations: House flags and small ones too,…read morelots interesting item & a great place to find gifts.