Twin Pines caters more to contractors than your everyday homeowner, although they are open to both…read more They have a small greenhouse, the majority of which is flowering plants, but the bulk of their offerings consist of trees, bushes, and the like. They also sell soil, stone, rocks, and other landscaping supplies. Prices are on the high side, although I purchased a Japanese Maple here shortly after I moved into my new home, and it has done very well. At this point, I would like to take most of the credit for that, but I have to attribute the successful start to Twin Pines. They sell live Christmas trees in the winter, though last year seemed to run out rather quickly. Again, they are pricey, but it is a fine option if you are unconcerned about that. Employees are friendly enough. You may not find anyone at the front desk or greenhouse when you first enter, but wander around long enough and you will spot somebody. I love nurseries, and when it is planting season I visit at least one most every weekend, but I never think to go here, even though it is basically across the street from my home, and that tells you everything you need to know.

Excellent product. The fellows are well versed in their knowledge of plants and most helpful…read more This is the best nursery in the Salt Lake Valley. Don't come here for annuals. This is the real deal.

They had Icelandic poppies! Plus many beautiful plants and gardening supplies…read more Friendly employees. Parking was a little tricky.

My visit to Westside Nursery was actually a failed attempt at visiting Winchester Nursery. You know…read morewhat's stupid? Winchester is smack in the middle of two spaces for Westside, and even though there are signs everywhere, they only serve to confuse matters more. But never fear, I'm here to provide some much needed clarity! On the East corner is Westside's main nursery space, filled with all the perennials, annuals, a few vegetables and herbs, groundcover, succulents, roses, and most of the smaller plants, though there are some trees and bushes here too (through which a charming stone walkway meanders). A register is located in a small shed-like building, along with garden accessories and fertilizers. Now, if you're seeking a larger variety of bushes and trees, you'll have to exit the nursery, walk past Winchester's chain-link fence and entrance, and then go into the OTHER section for Westside on the West side (hahaha) of this whole strip, where the bulk of these plants are housed. Despite the frustration accorded by their wonky set up, Westside was a really nice lil' nursery! The employees were really great. Every single one I interacted with was just cheery as can be, so helpful, and truly and honestly passionate about gardening. There was one gentleman that was just running around, lugging customer's purchases to their vehicles, and all the while so smiley and kind to everyone. The prices were in line with comparable businesses. Parking is iffy - you pretty much have to grab a spot along the street, and it's dang busy! Just be careful and stay safe. It's worth doing at least once to check out Westside.

We purchased a tree and had their team plant it. Ulisses and Brent arrived on time and expertly…read moreprepared the area, planted the tree and offered us expert advice on how to care for it. They were friendly and knowledgable. We are very pleased with their work and would recommend them without hesitation!

I've been a loyal customer of Glovers over the years. I convinced my employer who holds the purse,…read moreto switch from her go-to nursery for many years, to Glovers. Thousands of dollars now spent at Glovers each year due to my recommendation. Today I called to special order some flats of Lamium in the flower color I needed. They said they had 2 flats of the color I wanted in stock, so I went. I was genuinely shocked to find that the stock they referred me to was mostly or partially dead. How unprofessional is that to bring me out there for sickly product instead of letting me order something healthy? I only found four 4packs that didn't look dead or sick. When I went to check out I felt like I should pass along my experience to someone in charge. I requested a 50% discount on the only decent purple 4 packs I could find to offset my inconvenience of time and gas for making the trip based on what I was told they had. That was too demanding of a request by the logic of the manager. Told him I spend way too much money there to be treated like my years of loyalty don't matter. The manager pulled up my account and scoffed at the thousands I've spent, telling me that others spend more. Is this where we're at with Glovers? Are we only respecting the patronage of billionaires now? I told him I felt insulted by that, but he wearing his fighter hat and not his customer service hat, and literally told me he has no problem with the dead stock out there because people still buy them. Just wow. I feel like I'd be compromising my basic self-respect if I ever showed my face there ever again, so congratulations Glovers: you just lost a regular annual customer who was happy to spend thousands every single year (apparently an underwhelming dollar amount, as your manager says) because you could not admit a clear communication error, or discount a *teeny tiny* purchase as a gesture that you value me as a customer. Everything was riding on principle today. #FAIL. PS: I adore the cashier with long braids, and I've found every cashier to be nice and pleasant. I also have gratitude for the workers who have happily given the plants in my cart fresh water to ensure they didn't dry out while I shopped. Sad how one guy in charge with a chip on his shoulder can undo all those years of patronage.

My husband and I checked this place out after our lunch date and we were impressed. It's huge! Just…read morewhen you think you've seen it all, you turn the corner and there's another large area with more plants! The plants here are well taken care of. We've purchased elsewhere before where the plants are root bound, root rot, or bad little critters, but the plants here are in amazing shape! We bought a few plants and were extremely happy with them. We'll definitely stop by again when we're in the area...and we'll probably buy another plant or two :)

Call me a romantic-a product of growing up watching The Secret Garden and reading Little Women, but…read moreI'm a sucker for a beautiful flower shop. I even love them so much that I worked for a local florist in high school, surrounding myself with the delicious smelling flowers and plants. When I found myself walking through the threshold between the Bambino and Cactus and Tropicals, I was pretty sure I'd entered into a Hallmark movie. It's another worldly. There are adorable displays all over-trinkets and little goodies to accompany your flowers and plants-and there are plenty of those! I can't wait to come back and try some of their classes and workshops, or just put together a bouquet to bring some of that happiness home with me.

I live within a mile of this little greenhouse that's tucked away behind a shopping center, and…read moreonly just managed to check it out. It looks quite tiny from the front, and while it is a little bigger once you get inside it's still pretty small. They have some perennials in a strip outside (I noticed coral bells, lupines, clematis, canna lilies, portulaca, and delphinium), but the majority of their plants are annuals. Inside you'll find maybe 20 or so varieties of annual flowers and some decorative grasses. I don't buy a lot of annuals so I didn't pay as much attention to them. They had a teeeeeeeny section of herbs, and then an okay selection of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and squash. Maybe 3-5 varieties of each type of vegetable. The quality was decent, but not amazing. The perennials seemed to be in the worst shape, although it really just looked like they needed a good watering. Customer service was kind of meh. I could only see two employees working. When I was ready to make my purchases I had to wait at the register for several minutes. One employee was outside, and the other was just kind of wandering around inside, but she didn't seem very concerned about checking if anyone needed help (and it wasn't clear if she actually worked there). When she finally made her way over she wasn't rude, but also not entirely friendly, either. This isn't a big deal for a business like this, but it is something to consider. They are definitely associated in some way with Quality Flowers & Plants off of 3300th S, which is about quadruple the size, at least, so I'd probably go there first. If you only need a few plants, however, this is certainly an option. Their prices are the lowest I've seen anywhere (and seem to be the same as Quality's), so if you aren't picky and just looking for the most bang for your buck they have enough options that you should be able to leave pretty pleased. I vacillated a bit on my rating, and while three stars isn't great, and I don't have any strong complaints, they definitely aren't a four star business. And really, it is pretty average, so in the end entirely appropriate.

I found the perfect Mother's Day present for myself! I love the variety of perennials and annuals…read moreand happy staff. So friendly and knowledgeable. They helped me decide on the perfect plants I'm going to need for my garden. I will be back soon.

I was so impressed with the beautiful fountains and the best service one can imagine. I bought a…read morefantastic fountain, which has transformed my backyard. I'm so grateful for the friendly, very helpful service and advice. I love this place! Rocky Anderson

Botanicals has a huge space with a massive variety of shapes, sizes and colored pots. I bought a…read morelarge planter and a few months later needed a smaller coordinating tabletop planter but didn't have time to stop by and look. I called and they were so helpful! I sent them a photo of the space and original planter and they found the perfect complimentary piece and had it wrapped and ready for pickup within a few hours. Great prices, product and customer service.

Great location. Excellent selection of plants, shrubs and trees. Staff are wonderful and lots of…read moreknowledge of what to grow locally. They spent over 30 minutes helping us select plants for our garden. I have been to their nursery three times over the past month and time everyone was very helpful.

42nd Street Greenhouse is a Great little nursery/greenhouse in the Millcreek area of Salt Lake…read moreCounty. They offer a really large assortment of heirloom tomatoes, almost equal to the list of those I found at the Wasatch Community Gardens plant sale. Also, they had some specialty pepper plants that I needed to complete my vegetable planting beds for the summer. I'll be back to checkout their annual flowers and other products.

These guys are so great. Beautiful plants and knowledgeable staff. So unique these days with big…read morebox stores that will sell you plants but don't care for them well enough, know anything about them and certainly won't guarantee them. I bought a braided ficus tree from this shop and other plants. They have a great selection of healthy plants, and my purchases are insured because they tell me how to care for them. THhanks again Plant Jungle!

I have to give lots of love for any kind of plant shop. I mean, these days when you can have a…read moreplant shipped to your house (as I was surprised to find on my porch last week!) it's hard to imagine all the love and care and curation and maintenance that goes into having a bunch of stuff in stock that can die. What a brave business to be in! My small collection of houseplants is growing, as are each individual plant. I found myself in need of a new container for a Blue Star Fern that has outgrown its current home, and so I thought hey, why not go see what I can find. What I was actually searching for was a simple nursery container, as I have a lovely decorative outer container, but they do sell quite the variety of decorative containers. From the simple terra cotta to the more fancy glazed, to cement (love!) and some pretty massive ones out back. They have glass containers for air plants, and some way way way cool glass ones that are made by blowing glass onto driftwood or other wood, and the glass actually forms a custom fit onto the wood. Holla atcha terrarium peeps! Sadly, they not have nursery containers. Or at least they did not sell them--I spied them on the bench, but apparently they're not for sale. It's a tiny space so you're not going to get much variety, especially of any size. Pack in a few mature monstera or fiddle leaf figs and suddenly it's a forest, so while there are some lovely little succulents, you don't get a ton of different house plants. I was also surprised to see so many artificial plants. They advertise commercial plants, so perhaps that's why? Easier to maintain, for sure! Outside there are a few outdoor plants, but it's not like a nursery where you might go to grab all of your bedding plants or annuals for the year. It was interesting to see the style. There are some containers or hanging containers, or tiered setups that are on the very edge of what's what right now. Air plants. Succulents. Someone is doing their homework. But there are also some very old school things, and the "it plants" were conspicuously absent. Online, everyone is all hot and bothered over raven ZZ plants, or pink dalmation aglaomena, or pink *anything*, and here they are all absent, and we have the always venerable pothos and sansevieria. It's like there are two forces at play making orders. I suppose this is the reality of owning a plant shop, balancing what is known and solid and dependable for business, and what is trendy and drives traffic when you hit it right. Worth a visit to see what strikes your fancy, and packed full of really large containers in the back. Other shops may have more variety, but every plant shop has its own charm and is full of discoveries waiting to happen.