This is super cute plant nursery! I loved the layout of it and there are a lot of great options…read more Parking is easy since it's right next to the Village Market. We didn't need any help since we were just looking around. Definitely do recommend people to come visit if you're looking for a plant!

This is a very pretty place to visit but I find the prices are higher here than at most other plant…read morenurseries. But they offer good service and nice quality merchandise. NOTE: The Broadway Terrace Nursery is currently closed due to construction work taking place there and no estimated time for reopening is indicated. A sign at their location directs shoppers to their sister nursery, Yarrow Nursery, on Thornhill Drive in Oakland.

What a gem of a store. I always love stopping in here, but it wasn't until today that I learned…read moretwo things 1. the store donates a portion of their proceeds to Crisis Support Services of Alameda County and 2. They offer an in-shop 10% discount on plants for teachers, mental health specialists, and social workers! Absolutely Amazing! The store itself is a delight with fun plants including Hoyas (my fave). they also have great gift items including a nice collection of Studio Ghibli items as well as lovely plantable cards and other plant related gifts. The salesperson when we visited yesterday was super friendly and informative. The store is always warm and inviting. Prices seem on point with other similar stores in Oakland. However, have cuttings you can buy at an excellent price. Thanks for being awesome Planterday!

Who would think a small space like this would make such a huge positive impact on your day?…read morePlanterday is my favorite store that I can spend all day. Everything is beautiful here, and they got the coolest studio ghibli items. The love and care that the owners and staff can be felt when you walk around the store. The owners fly back and forth to Japan bringing back all of these delicate items.

Come check out the happiest plants you've ever seen. I mistakenly thought this spot was only for…read moresucculents. Absolutely delicious assortment of indoor plants, which were freshly watered went I visited and smelled like fresh dirt. IYKYK They do have a great selection of succulents as well as other outdoor plants, pots, fresh-bagged dirt, and some super fun Bullwinkle art bits for the garden. Friendly staff, beautiful plants... what more can be said?

My first time I was a bit skeptical. But as soon as you walk in, the place is filled with lush…read moregreenery everywhere. So much to see and admire. Indoor and outdoor plants. They even have their own potting mixture. The staff was very helpful and informative. Provided tips and trades on successfully taking care of plants. Really a nice place to walk around. And worth spending green on green.

Awesome nursery with a great selection on outdoor and indoor plants as well as very knowledgeable…read morestaff.

It's officially spring, and my Mrs is in the garden mode. She was looking to see this nursery for a…read morewhile! Got a flower, a jalapeño plant and a succulent for a great value!!!! Service was cool, selection was great, and if you want to buy bigger things they have wagons and things like that so you don't struggle around the place or to your car. Definitely worth a visit for all plant lovers 5/5

Street parking only, there is an hour limit parking in front as well…read moreFree parking though, just need to find parking Big wide spacious location filled with many many things, from trees to herbs to indoor plants to soils to wood Got a few indoor plants and soil Signs, labels and prices everywhere and help is there if you have more questions Service was great, very knowledgeable and helpful

I asked for advice from Greg today and was very taken aback. It was my first time visiting Encinal…read moreNursery. Greg was extremely condescending and dismissive. I approached him and said, "I don't know much about gardening and I have a feeling you do! So I'm wondering if you could help me. I have hydrophobic soil, and my lawn is patchy." He said, "Well you shouldda used compost." I said, "Let's try again, and not start with 'you shouldda.'" I smiled and continued, "We had the seed put in in October, and they used compost. We will be reseeding and re-composting in the fall..." He interrupted and said, "Well I have some advice if you would LISTEN." I said, "I'm listening." He said, "I have some fertilizer with soil conditioner." I said, "Well, I used soil conditioner yesterday." I never raised my voice or took an attitude with him. I just said, "You have expertise, right? And I respect your expertise. Well, I also have expertise, in another field, and when people come to me for advice, I don't speak to them this way. So I'm going to leave now. Have a nice day." My grown son was with me. I asked him, "Am I crazy or was that man very rude?" My son said he couldn't believe the way Greg spoke to me. I looked him up afterward to be sure I wasn't naming the wrong person. It was the owner, Greg Dupuich. I will not be returning to this nursery, and I would not recommend going there as a woman. I have a feeling he would not have spoken to a man this way. Greg did not bother to take the time to understand my problem or ask basic diagnostic questions. When I got home I looked up some examples of questions a helpful specialist could have asked: -What is your soil type? -How deep down is the soil dry? -How old is the lawn? -Have you added any bark, mulch, or compost recently? -Have you tried using a liquid wetting agent or aerator yet? -Are you looking to buy a tool to fix this, or a chemical/soil product? Those are the kinds of questions a skilled, knowledgeable person would ask, and I would have appreciated it if he had taken the time. Beautiful nursery, but I will take my business elsewhere.

Big shout-out to Eric and Jeff who helped me find the right drought-resistant groundcover for my…read moreshady side yard. They ordered it, paired it with a good pre-emergent (for weeds), and taught me how to install it. I started my exploration on ChatGPT but it was helpful to talk to humans to finalize my plans.

Alright Garden Center for the Piedmont area, it's really close to my job so I picked up some…read moresupplies for work. I'm currently working on an edible garden project with my residents and we needed some large above-ground beds, this Ace didn't have any. However they had great large pots for our tomatoes. Looks like they have a large selection of plants in the nursery, helpful staff and I was informed that they offer donations (they exhaust resources at the beginning of the year), but it's wonderful to know they support the community. I will be back!

I went online to check what people regretted or wish they changed about their wedding for tips to…read moremake sure I had everything accounted for. I wasn't sure I really wanted or cared for a bouquet. I'm not a flower person, but everyone said to get them. I quickly went online for some inspiration and found a few designs/color schemes that I liked. I showed the pictures to Kat, and I am just awed at how absolutely gorgeous my bouquet turned out for the wedding. She went to the flower shop for the freshest and most beautiful flowers at dusk, and THEY WERE ALL SO BEAUTIFUL! Did I need the bouquet? No, but the bouquet elevated the look I had for that day. I could not imagine my special day without them. I'm so glad and grateful for Kat's creativity and blowing my expectations out of the water completely! If you are looking for anything for your wedding, plants, a moss wall, a bouquet, center pieces, KAT'S GOT YOU COVERED! She will not disappoint. I promise you that.

Nurture State is a newly opened plant shop on Folger Street, but you'll probably see it while…read moremaking that turn on the adjacent Hollis Street. Having recently opened at the beginning of April, it seems that not many people are aware of its location in southwest location. But it certainly is a hidden gem that is worth a visit or three! I popped into the store with my girlfriend (who'd been itching to visit it for some time now), and we were pleased to see a large array of plants neatly organized all along the walls of the store (including carnivorous plants!). Complementing the plants were plant-related apparel, artwork, and jewelry. Some body-care products (soap bars, lip balm, lotions and scrubs) and candles rounded out the selection. Overall, it's a really hip and trendy store with a good amount of things to check out! I also had the pleasure of speaking with Kat and Joe, who I believe are the storeowners. They're extremely welcoming and friendly, and we chatted for a bit on their store-opening (apparently, the store before them was a car-wash operation!). Kat let me know that there's an ongoing 25% sale on most of the plants in the shop till the end of April, so definitely come visit the store if you're interested in buying. I bought the following items: 1. Maranta Red - 6" ($18, discounted from $36 due to broken pot) 2. Pilea Moon Valley - 2" ($9.60, discounted from $12) 3. Fragranced Soap "Jade" by Ananda Body Care ($11). The plants in the store all look like they're in terrific condition so I definitely think that I'm getting great value here. All in all, I like what I'm seeing and I can't wait to come back again to continue supporting this BIPOC-owned store. Hoping to get a sundew when those are back in stock.

You do not have to have a green thumb to enjoy this event. This is a pop up event, so the lineup…read moreof plant vendors and small businesses varies each time. They offer everything from handmade goods, like soaps, candles and botanical-inspired products; to rare finds for the ultimate plant lover. What to expect: A wide variety of houseplants and plant accessories Music and laid-back nighttime energy Local artists, DIY goods, and community makers Easy access to food and drink from Public Market vendors Free parking, family-friendly atmosphere, and pets welcome