I received this unique & adorable succulent in a wooden drawer as a gift. It is absolutely gorgeous…read more& the succulents are very nice & great variety. I did not buy it as it was a gift.

Amazing shop & the loveliest owner! Came in late in the day & Bre was already in the middle of an…read moreorder. She still found time to create a gorgeous piece for me & also pot 3 more plants by closing time Thank you so much! Keep up the fabulous shop & looking forward to visiting next time

After going to MVT, I would never consider buying trees anywhere else! They have a huge selection…read moreof trees available in 10-15 gallon tubs or 24-36 inch wood boxes. We were looking for a couple shade trees and we were met with a kind, knowledgeable staff who really helped us find what we were looking for. We opted for trees in 24 inch boxes and we got home with well established trees that are already providing us with decent shade. For the quality of tree we left with, we got a great price! They also have a large selection of plants and shrubs that are well cared for and beautiful. We didn't leave with anything other than trees but I definitely wanted to! It's worth saying again, the staff is extremely knowledgeable and very friendly. We received planting and watering advice for each of our trees which is far more than we have received from a store like Home Depot, Lowes, OSH, or Target. Everything here is a MUCH better quality than what you would find from a retail Garden Center. Going to MVT is worth the drive and worth any extra investment you may make. Business hours are 7:30AM-3:30PM Monday through Saturday and the website (http://www.midvalleytrees.com) is extremely helpful if you want to research before you visit.

So we head out here the Saturday after Christmas with my family to look for a few trees. Yelp says…read morethey are open 7-3:30 on Saturdays. There is a sign outside saying 7-3:30 on Saturdays but the gate is locked. I see someone in a golf cart riding around and a sign that says "ring the bell for service." Having never been here before I think, man that's weird let me ring the bell like it says. I ring the bell once and wait about two min. A guy comes down in his golf cart and I say "Hi" He doesn't say anything and just points to the gate. I say "are you open?" He says "can't you see the gate?" How incredibly rude. I say "I only see two signs, one says open 7-3:30 and one saying to ring the bell for service." He says "We are closed." I look around and say "where does it say that?" He says "the locked gate is obvious." I didn't want to argue with some stranger in front of my kids so we just turn around and leave, wife and kids upset over the interaction. Apparently they are closed between holidays and we are supposed to figure out the bell sign is not applicable during that time. Anyhow we got what we needed from Leo's Nursery on Dinuba Blvd. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Wish I could say the same about MidValley Trees.

family owned and operated field grown trees with nice roots…read moreavailable great prices and great location if you want to support small businesses with great service, this is it

Yelped nurseries in the area and found this on YELP. Thank you fellow Yelpers... This place is…read moreawesome. The family that owns it are super friendly and welcoming. We were helped by Theresa.. she was so nice, patient, and helpful. The prices beat any other nursery or department store (Lowes, Home Depot, Orchard, etc). Will be definitely coming back. PS-They Deliver for a small fee.

Very friendly services and a large selection of handmade clay pots, which are very affordable…read morecompared to other places. We got the round clay pots for our wedding centerpieces and I loved how they turned out!

Enrique is super friendly and his prices are great. I would have easily paid twice as much for clay…read moreplanters at Home Depot and he has a bigger selection too

B and Z is one of the best Nursery's for the small family farmer. They are always helpful in…read moresupplying me with the trees I need even though I am not a large grower. I have been treated with professionalism and respect at B and Z.

Employee at the front was unwelcoming. He asked us what we needed and we told him we are looking…read morefor a bouquet of flowers. It didn't seem like he wanted to make any new bouquets for us on the spot, but he pointed out that there's only a few bouquets available right now. He pointed to 3 bouquets and we picked the most expensive & nicest ones! The arrangement was beautiful and had a pumpkin as the vase. I think the cheapest was $59.99 for a mini vase of assorted flowers. I am out of town, so I only went here because I was thinking the price would be reasonable and usually wholesale places has better prices. I was hoping that there were more arrangements available and options to choose from.

Shady business. Flowers are wilted and half dead. Crazy expensive too and just not a great place…read morefor flowers.

I've had great success with this business in the past. But this year when I tried to contact them…read moreby text and email they're was no response. I think a business should return your, email, text or call whether they are able to help you or not. It's not professional and very disappointing.

Peyton turned our drab ordinary backyard into a beautiful meadow! She asks the right questions and…read morehelped us create a vision for our yard, and then she oversaw the project from start to finish. Her ideas are great, and prices affordable.

I love the trees LE Cooke produces. They are a wholesale nursery so unless you are buying a lot of…read moretrees, you can't buy directly from them. The first LE Cooke trees I purchased were a Santa Rosa Plum (potted) ans they are beautiful trees. I'm in Socal so the trees are a little on the higher end as far as chill hours but let me tell you, there is nothing like a tree ripened Santa Rosa Plum! I now have a Pettingill apple, Black Beauty Mulberry, Tropic Snow Peach, Peach Keen Peach, Long Beach Peach, a 4n1 apple tree multi-graft, and many more. If you can buy the trees bareroot in the late winter, thays better than a potted tree but either way, they produce wonderful trees.