This place ended up saving my butt for a landscaping project I had, I required 2…read more More Tibouchina plants in 15,gallons that needed to be nice and tall. I went to pacific nursery which is near by but there 15gall were too small. Came here and owner(Mr.Gomez) was very nice and helpful, because they were 15gall and were wet due to the rain, they were quite heavy, owner helped me load all of them to my truck. And forgot to mention at a stealer price as well. Definitely recommend.

Came by on a Friday afternoon. Nursery was open but no one was around. I walked the whole lot and…read moreended up walking into one of the green houses where i found a man watering the plants. He said this was a private area. I wasn't sure if he meant the green house or the nursery itself. I ended up leaving.

Wonderful selection of healthy, happy plants! This is my new go- to. So much better than Lowe's or…read moreHome Depot. Great snake plant variety. Owner is very kind and knowledgeable.

Such a special place where you can find rare and beautiful plants and accessories for your garden…read moreat a very reasonable price! The owner is so amazing, caring and has so much knowledge in caring for plants and she gives discounts too! Visit their store and feel the good vibes!

Love this store! Everyone was so nice and helpful. They had a huge selection of plants and learned…read morea few things about my new plants so they thrive. Will return!

Super knowledgeable staff, friendly, great plants, flowers and trees. Love this place for serious…read moregardening needs.

Awesome experience at Sloat Garden. Great variety of plants,…read moreflowers, and gardening supplies. I found plants and shrubs that are higher quality and better variety than big box garden centers. The store is in a convenient location with a nice parking a lot.

I can't even say it was bad service because I got absolutely no service at all. Walked past 6 (yes,…read more6) employees and not one person said hello, let alone offered to help. I walked in and right away saw two employees talking, one sitting down either on a pot some part of the display, while the other stood and they chatted. Went to the garden area, walked past another two employees, this time on their phone. It was just a bunch of staff on their phones or bs'ing. Too busy to even crack a smile. It's too bad, they had a nice store with a huge selection. Prices were decent, and great variety. I actually went in to spend some money, needed a big pot. But by the time I walked by the 4th employee who couldn't even say hello, I decided I didn't want to spend my money there. I'm tired of lazy customer service and phones on the floor. At least a greeting can be offered. But during the visit I barely was even acknowledged. I gave an extra star for the variety and selection.

Absolutely love this shop! The plants are beautiful and healthy and Jeannie is incredibly kind and…read moregoes above and beyond for her customers. You can tell she truly cares. Will definitely be a returning customer and highly recommend!"​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

What a beautiful gem I stumbled upon! I came in just to window shop for an orchid, but as a true…read moreplant lover, I simply could not leave empty-handed. I walked out with a gorgeous Spotted Begonia, a lovely Alocasia, the orchid I originally came for -- and something else that caught my eye (my plant addiction is very real, and I regret nothing). Every single one of these beauties has already found its perfect spot in my home and is lighting up my space in the best way. The selection here is wonderful and the plants are healthy and well cared for. If you're a plant lover -- or even just plant-curious -- do yourself a favor and stop by.

I gave a poor review on their eBay site showing the poor condition of the orchid roots upon…read morearrival. This is a plant family that does not respond well to being dried out. I was bringing in similar plants from the same family from as far off as Ecuador, Hawaii, Washington, Minnesota, and Florida (shipping to Texas). EVERY other supplier had appropriately packaged the plants to keep the roots moist during the shipping process, roots were healthy with green growing tips and healthy branching. The delivery from this supplier was packed bone dry in expanded clay and lava rock with roots in terrible condition, shriveled to the point of loosing their sheathes. After leaving a poor review on their eBay site, Tony attempted to attribute the condition to the season and shipping, which are irrelevant if kept correctly, and unrealistic expectations (shaped by superior competition). They may be worth checking out at the physical shop where you can see product, but I would steer clear of online listings.

This company has numerous BBB Complaints as a matter of official record. I know this as my office…read moreperformed due diligence on this company due to the fact I bought plants from them under Let's Talk Plants on Etsy where they where closed down by Etsy. The plants NEVER germinated and/or bloomed in over a year. I spoke to a Horticulturist at Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and was advised that these plants are defective and will NEVER bloom. There are several blogs that reference the same problem I have. The US Department of Consumer Affairs has 16 pending official cases against this company. All are a matter of public record. I have called this company several times and have left messages all to no avail. Trying to amicably resolve this matter, but it is apparently clear that this company has serious problems. Do you want to get involved with a scenario like this? You be the Judge. WARNING!!!!!

This place is great if you are looking for various rocks for your garden. They have a huge…read moreselection, offer samples and you can get a massive bag (60lbs or so) for $10-$20. I had been buying some rocks from some local garden shops and they were way more expensive, and I didn't really need fancy polished rocks I wanted more raw rocks. You drive in and can load your car first and then pay or get a trolly to pull things around. Staff outside were helpful as things were all over the place. When you leave you go through a gate and they check your trunk to confirm what you bought. I needed a bunch of rocks for my garden and I got a lot and will go back for more.

Great place for a wide selection of gravel, rock and stone. I've come here multiple times over the…read moreyears to get my ginger rock and now the 3/4" Tuscan Gold which is the closest color wise to Ginger Rock in which the quarry that they were getting it from closed down. several years ago.Excellent service and meets my needs.

I absolutely love Mission Blue Nursery and their quarterly native plant sales. It's also a really…read morefun place to volunteer, there's tons of different projects to work on. If recommend Mission Blue Nursery to anyone looking for sustainable native plants to add to their garden.

I can't believe this place hasn't been reviewed. It's a non-profit…read more They have occasional plant sales (native plants). Everyone volunteers here. It's hidden off the Bayshore FWY by the Fire house. Need to come back.

Shelldance hours are 11am- 4pm on weekends only. There are lots of benches outside to sit at and…read morehave a spectacular ocean view. Many specimen plant varieties that are hard to come by. Well worth the trip.

This is a really beautiful and unique spot to hit on the way home to the city from Pacifica…read more It's open to the public Saturday and Sunday from 11am-4pm. We saw some very unique outdoor orchids, I forget their specific name, but they ran between $65-$85. They have a walkable indoor area with a variety of plants.

George and I made a quick trip to Cost Plus World Market today to pick up the sardine-themed…read moredoormat we'd ordered online, and the whole process couldn't have been smoother. The cashier had it ready behind in a storage area, handed it over with a smile, and we were on our way--no waiting, no confusion, just easy. Of course, once we were inside, leaving immediately was out of the question. The store is a maze in the best way, packed with shelves that feel like little windows into different parts of the world. We drifted from aisle to aisle, pausing every few steps to point something out to each other. The international snack section alone could keep you busy for an hour. I found myself lingering over Japanese rice crackers in colorful packaging, a cheerful Hello Kitty snack assortment, and rows of German bottled sausages, and pantry staples. There were so many nostalgic and unexpected finds mixed together. I spotted White Rabbit candies--the same creamy treats I remember from childhood--right next to bottles of Kewpie mayonnaise and tins of beautifully packaged sardines that looked almost too elegant to open. Some chips had labels entirely in Asian languages, no English at all, which somehow made them even more tempting. Nearby were jars of caviar, imported cured meats like prosciutto, and shelves of specialty ingredients that made me want to plan an entire dinner party on the spot. George ended up picking out a few things to take home: delicate Bonne Maman raspberry tartelettes, a bag of traditional German Black Forest-style egg noodles (spätzle), and a box of crisp cannoli shells. It felt like a little culinary tour without ever leaving the store. As we wandered, I had the thought that this place would make a surprisingly perfect first-date spot. You learn a lot about someone by what catches their eye--what they reach for, what they're curious about, what reminds them of home. It's relaxed, a little quirky, and full of conversation starters. By the time we left, doormat in hand, I was already thinking about coming back. It's the kind of place that invites you to slow down, explore, and discover something new every time.

COST PLUS WORLD MARKET at Serramonte is my go-to for celebration seasonal, holiday, special…read moreoccasion or birthday items from adults to kids. Furniture, house, kitchen and table ware, great selection and pricing for coffees and teas, seasonal decorations, gift wrapping, ribbons, and greeting cards, and more. They have a very small selection of seasonal wear like dresses, scarves, gloves and hats. I usually pick up a few of their scarves every season. Their big secret is their curated wine selection, a showcase of wines popular with those who know. CPWM has a huge wine sale once or twice a year. Regulars will watch for the sale and cart out cases of their favorites. My biggest shopping forays to CPWM are for birthdays, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas / NYE. I always find fun, cute, eclectic, items for stocking stuffers or treat bags here. Give Cost Plus World Market for a different and enjoyable shopping experience!