Very Large selection! Very helpful staff.. Fun to drive the golf cart to select plants.read more

Omg you looking for outdoor plants this is by far the best place to shop on Oahu…read moreThey give you golf carts to drive over acres of plants to shop and pick up exactly what you are looking for

Was searching different colored hibiscus that you CANT find in your local big box stores…read more Ended up with 4 colors I've seen on people's property that I couldn't find elsewhere The wife n I will be back

Loved my visit to The Plant Place a nursery in beautiful Waimanalo. When you get there you notice…read morehow beautiful the Ko'olau's are! A piece of heaven on earth. Huge selection of affordable plants. A well kept and organized nursery. Elizabeth helped me find the plants I needed. Today was my second visit to this nursery and it won't be the last! Really looking forward to my next visit there.

I visited Glenn's Flowers and plants and met the most lovely lady that works at the nursery! I was…read morethere to buy a plumeria to take to back with me to Florida. The kind she had in stock she said could be found in Florida. She said it might be a safer bet to buy it there than try to ship it back to Florida. She put customer satisfaction over profit and I love that! Thank you! She gave me a mini tutorial on how to care for plumerias too!!!

The staff was amazing from the first phone call and explanation of the different types of garden…read morerocks. I am not a professional gardener, so they were so helpful in explaining things I know nothing about and they have a huge selection of different plants and gardening rocks. I'm really grateful I took the drive to this magical place. In fact, I wanna go back and pick up some more. They were also really good at explaining the different types of plants the environments they do best in and it was nice going out there because they have all these other products as well like cool Buddhas I'll definitely be back and good pricing. I'd rather support a local business than the mainland ones.

We were actually going to another nursery and we saw the sign for Sharon's Plants and decided to…read moretake a chance and stop by and we are so glad we did. We were a little confused on where to park as we saw some vehicles parked outside but there was a dirt road leading in and didn't know if there was another parking lot inside. We called to ask them and they said to park outside which we did. The walk is short and we were greeted with smiles and asked what we were looking for. We asked about some items and was pointed to the different directions where we could find what we were looking for. They have fruit trees which was one of the things we were looking for. The prices is better than getting them at the big retailers for sure. We got a couple of grafted lemon and lime trees and they had both, ones with thorns and without. We got the ones with as they will serve as a protection against anyone trying to climb our wall and give us some nice fruits. We also got some other plants that the better half wanted for her garden. Overall, they are knowledgeable, friendly, nice selection of plants, and the price is pretty fair.

Will definitely be back! Thanks Gracie for providing exceptional customer service! Very warm,…read morefriendly, and made us want to continue to look for more plants LOL! Nice to engage with someone passionate about their work and agriculture!

The selection variety of succulents is impressive along with being one of the few succulent growers…read moreon the island. The price for small two inch pot was $3 as of this writing which is cheaper than what you can find in town as they are the growers/caretakers. Lynn (I think that is how you spell her name) is great. She is very customer service oriented and will only sell you the best that she has. You can pre-order how many succulents you want for events and she will set them aside/take care of them for you until the day of your event. She is also very knowledgeable about the plants and in general has a good energy and easy to talk to. The location is behind a gated area, so you need to call the number to get in. She takes cash, credit card (for a fee), and Venmo for payment. Overall, I love that I was able to support this small business and get quality succulents for my events. Mahalo!

Mahalo nui loa for my new succulent, Bruno! Thank you for giving your time and expertise in how to…read moretake care of him. Your support, through action, for our community is cherished!

Visited this little nursery a while back plant-shopping in Waimanalo. If you are a plant lover, you…read moreneed to make a stop here! I actually drove right by this nursery but the sign beckoned me to turn around as I was in need of a passion fruit plant. I recently learned some species of passion fruit need two plants to make any kind of fruit. I was wondering why my large passion fruit vine loaded with flowers had no fruit! Well if I had known that, I would have purchased two plants a year ago! The drive on the rocky dirt road felt like an adventure! I was hoping no other cars were coming my way because I'd probably have to reverse to a clearing if that was the case, but there were no other people. I was the only one there that day and it was like driving onto a little magical oasis of plants and pets. I was greeted by a really cute rooster that looked like it was wearing a vest. Too bad I didn't get a picture of him. He was cute. I loved watching him walk up and down the driveway. He didn't strut like a regular rooster, he kind of teetered on either leg, like a penguin. The owner of the nursery, Lena, came out to greet me with her pretty smile and hospitality. There were all kinds of citrus trees, plain and fancy. She had gorgeous hibiscus for sale too! As for the passion fruit, she only had one plant that was pretty small, but she just gave it to me after she told me it was a bit too small to sell. That was super nice of her! I purchased a red habanero pepper from Lena as I'm a lover of hot stuff. Aside from lovingly tending to her many fruit trees, plants, flowers and shrubs, she also tends to one of her many rescue pets, from dogs to cats to roosters, so drive super slowly if you come to visit. I believe her days of operation were Thurs - Sun, but I am not sure if I remembered correctly as it's been a while since I visited. Call ahead. Bring cash. Close your doors, trunks and roll up your windows so the cat doesn't hitch a ride with you (he jumped into my trunk). Don't forget the bug spray for the mosquitos....and drive slowly!

Wonderful hibiscus and other plants to choose from. Friendly farmer, dog and cat. Great prices, and…read morelots of info on how to care for your plants. I bought a hibiscus that turns from yellow to vermillion and is gigantic. For $15. It's easy to find and had a steady stream of visitors but we were masks even if we were outdoors. There's a book with.pictures of the flowers in bloom to help you choose. I bought one to see if it would survive me, and after the first flower bloomed I had a few leaves yellow and drop but now it has a half dozen buds so waiting eagerly to see them bloom. I kept it in the pot till I decide where it will do best. I would recommend here for buying plants for your own garden.

gorgeous grounds to wander & we loved the juices and fruit sampler plate. can't wait to go back and…read moreshop for plants!

It's a beautiful property with amazing views, but I would absolutely not spend time to go out of my…read moreway to visit it. Did not feel welcomed at all over here. I understand some locals might not love tourists, this place certainly gave that vibe, but then maybe just don't be open for them? Found this place online and was in the area, decided to swing by thinking there will be lots of fruits to try. Specifically wanted to try honey cream pineapple. Came here on Saturday around noon and it was dead empty, visitors or owners. As we were slowly rolling in just trying to understand where to park, we got greeted by a man - well, he popped out of nowhere and pointed at the area where we can park. No smile, no hi, no nothing. Okay. We get out of the car, there is some walkable nursery territory where they sell plants and you can overlook the nearby hills, it's pretty. The fruit stand is small. When I asked about whether they had the pineapple I was looking for, just got "no." as a response. I was like okay, no biggie, what would you recommend to try then? The mix plate. It was pretty mush the only thing the guy had in their fridge, a $10 assortment plate. We paid cash, the guy pointed where we could sit, and evaporated. The plate was okay, however I wish there was some sort of indication of which fruit is which; and the guy who met us with such a cold vibe didn't show any desire to spend a second with us to explain anything, I mean he didn't even ask "how are you". I guessed maybe 5 fruits out of 13 that the plate had, the rest were mystery, some I liked and some I didn't. We left with a pretty bad aftertaste from this experience.

I never went to a plant nursery and this day I went to one, that In a beautiful way, had a secret…read moregarden affect to it... a somewhat gem of sorts. And never ever having been to the other side of the island for really much... I heard about this place from a friend of mines. And he needed to purchase some beautiful greenery for a side wall. AJ Bonner is the owner of Super Value Nurseries. And much of his planets are in the young range. It might be necessary to cultivate into the ground for preparation of needed growth. You won't find many fruit plants or any at all (perhaps that might change) but make sure to ask AJ and he will tell you who might have certain planets at other nurseries in Waimanalo. I was wondering about lemon trees, but he explained he doesn't have any fruit and entailed of nurseries that are nearby Waimanalo and that's helpful. I love this Nursery because while we spoke to AJ he had wildlife that he attracted. The fascination was that there was a Shama bird little purple black sheen with a tan orange belly that fluttered to him cause it knew he would have food. And AJ simply opened a container that was in his pocket and dumped out a few little worm grubs. It was fascinating... And I got to see a Native Bird land near where I was standing... a "Puuwilo" from the Elepio bird family... they would be in an area, an isolated from crowds area. I would make another visit soon not just for AJ's expertises in the plants but at least the fascination of seeing a few birds flutter close by. It's a lovely part of Waimanalo. And visit with AJ to get him to share these fascinations in his awesome plant nursery.

They answer calls and have what I need. Going there tomorrow. Will write more of a review later.read more

Late post...2-3 weeks ago…read more Upon arrival, we were greeted by a nice person (sorry I forgot her name) she was really nice. I went there for pink tuberose (pink) and they had lots! There was a few with flower buds on them and most did not have. I did get the two that had and a couple of the ones that didn't. At present time, this is what I discovered tonight (too excited to wait until there's sun to take this pic)..... I wish the world can smell this!

Nalani Plant service is absolutely the best !! Easten and her father Brian are so friendly and…read morehelpful. Their plant quality and variety is amazing!! Thank you, thank you for all your help on Saturday..my front yard looks great !! I LOVE this place !!

Visited this place a while back after going to Happy Plants Nursery. The owner of Happy Plants had…read moresome amazing hibiscus that were her personal plants and told me she got them from this nursery. The nursery had a few hibiscus plants, but not the one I saw at Happy Plants, which was a large flowered purple and pink beauty. I did end up purchasing a nice yellow one with dark center, and it was $20. I was told at the time that there would be no more re-stocking of plants as the owner was planning to sell the nursery due to loss of land lease to the state, what a shame. If you want to get your hibiscus fix on, visit Ladybug Plants before they cease operations!

Quality plants and trees with friendly staff. Lots of hybrid hibiscus and ornamental banana trees.read more