Stopped in today to look at some rocks with my sister. I didn't even make it to the rocks cause I…read morewas so distracted by all the pretty flowers! They have a great variety of flowers. All so pretty and vibrant. We were just browsing today but if I ever needed flowers, this would be my go to joint. I didn't make it to the trees but I'm sure they are just as beautiful.

Cloverdale Nursery used to be a good nursery... large selection, helpful staff, etc., but I've been…read moretwice this year and both times left without anything. I guess if you're a developer and you need 500 of the same tree it's a good place to go. But unless you know specifically what you want, and exactly where it is, don't bother. There's nobody there to help you and if you do find someone, they're not much help. At least this has been my experience this year. There are too many other nurseries where the staff is friendly, very knowledgeable, and more than happy to help.

Everyone was very helpful in selecting pot for our bubble fountain. They deliver and install at a…read morereasonable price and in only a few days-in our case. If you want them to winterize in Oct. that can be arranged, as can a cover for the fountain. Derek did our install and he was knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely would use again !

Can't believe there's only 6 reviews for this place. Another hidden gem…read more Been a SoCal transplant for only 6 months and still in tourist-mode. This is the best time of moving to a new area - checking out EVERYTHING. I got this down pat, too. Moved so much in my 62 yrs, my friends stopped keeping track of my address and nicknamed me Nomad. This is a no-frills plant and fountain pottery business. Was hoping to find small pots for indoors, but it's more of an outdoor, you got a big yard - kind of place. The pottery is beautiful (check out their site): boisepottery.com and the prices are very reasonable. Any of you older folks from SoCal may remember a place, Mainly Seconds. Their pottery was plentiful and cheap. This place reminds me of them. The tall square-top/round bottom ones are visually appealing. As are the low, round ones for planting a bunch of succulents. These are the type of containers you would see in a yard that is professionally landscaped. Some have been converted into fountains. Even the drainage dishes are nicely designed. The square/rectangular ones can be used for air plants or shallow-plants. Sorry, the creative gardener is coming out of me. When you go there, don't blink, you'll drive right by the place. It's non-descript out front, with a small parking area. While you're there, check out North End Organic Nursery. Two doors down, east on Chinden Blvd. You may end up back at this place to buy a new pot for your new plant.

For allllll the years I've been in Boise...I had never gone to this nursery…read more Way before I was even into any kind of gardening, I had always wanted to go to this place when it was actually on the north end...but never made it there. Sadly, there are ugly a$$ townhomes now where this nursery used to be on Hill Rd. Baffling to me that they'd tear down a wonderful place just to put up something so ugly. But whatever, right? It's happening everywhere around Boise. Ok! Enough of that! Last year, I planted 8 rose bushes and 8 delphiniums. Thankfully all my roses are still alive, but only 5 of my delphiniums came back. I also planted clematis. Lemme say. I did not get them here hahaha! I just realized last year....hey! Am I actually *good* at this gardening thing? And for someone who absolutely LOATHES summer! It was nice to finally find something that's as enjoyable as keeping amazing plants alive. I added 2 more rose bushes this year. Total of 10 now. It's very exciting for me. Again, did not buy at north end nursery, but I'm getting to my point lol. After all these years and now visiting any and all nurseries I can...I finally went into North End the other day and HOLY SH*T! What an amazing place! I mean, it has like a little store that is separate from gardening, but what they sell looks like it was all garden related...if that makes sense. There's a coffee shop inside the store! I hate coffee, but haha, seriously, what a brilliant idea! This store feels like a homey home. AND the BEST part...their best employees they have...DOGS!!! The dogs walking around and greeting people absolutely sold me 100% on this place! One rolled over for me to give her belly rubs at the same time a little cream colored one gave me tons of kisses on my nose! Seriously, how can anyone NOT like this place? Even if you're not a dog person, you have to admit...having like 4 dogs walking around as the greeters....even more brilliant than the coffee shop and honestly, just a beautiful thing to have as part of your business. I absolutely LOVE dogs and seeing them there and how sweet they are..made my day. The nursery is out back and the layout is fantastic and so homey. This really is a special place. Madeline's on Hill Rd has always been a favorite of mine (ya know, now that I actually love having a garden) but definitely added North End to my favorite places. Madeline's also has a very sweet doggie there who greets everyone. So yeah, if there is a dog or dogs...honestly, that's an immediate 5 stars for me haha. North End you'd expect to be super expensive. It's organic. Organic anything is way overpriced imo. The prices here there are very comparable to Edwards, Madeline's and others. There are definitely some things...like... Ok, I really want hanging baskets of flowers but I will NOT spend the $$ these places charge. I saw one at North end for $115!!! Gurl! Bye! Hard no hahaha! When I visit my mom back east, I can go to the Mennonites or Amish farms/nurseries and get huge baskets for $7! SEVEN. DOLLARS! That is stuck in my head. So when I see these prices everywhere here in Boise for the hanging flower baskets..I just cannot. Aside from that, I 1000% will be coming back to North End. This place, Madeline George's, and Edward's are my go to's now. All honestly offer their own unique experiences, plants, customer service etc. I called North End last week looking for a Blue Girl rose bush. He was nice enough to refer me to the other nurseries. I love when they do that. Told me to check Edwards. No luck. Found the LAST ONE tho at Far West. Another great nursery. I'm glad I joined the world of gardening. It's so much fun and gives me something to look forward to when it comes to summer and the pure hell that summer is hahaha! Discovering how great North End is...just added so much more joy to my new-ish found love of gardening. Didn't interact with staff at all while there. Very busy when I was there. That's fine tho. Hello! DOGGIES! Those are my favorite kind of employees anyway haha! Thanks North End! Glad we have you. And thanks for reading, YelperNorthEndereees! Cheers!

We purchased an $18 potted lavender plant here. It started declining the day after we got it home…read more It was crispy within a week. It got water and light. We called the nursery to ask about an exchange. They said, no. They offer zero guarantee or warranty on potted plants. The Home Depot offers a year warranty on most plants they sell. I like to support the local businesses, but I won't be supporting this one any longer.

Sod is good quality, no problems there. The problem on very small orders (a few rolls) is it is…read morevery expensive compared to other sources. The larger problem is that the people working in the office are not friendly at all, they acted like I was an imposition and the lady was annoyed by me coming in and doing business with them.

WOW~ What a great find! We had no idea this beautiful facility existed in Nampa. Wonderful staff,…read moregreat service, and the price per roll can't be beat! We had just a small area to cover (just 4 rolls) but they treated us like valued customers and even had a treat for our pooch. I cannot say enough about the cleanliness and friendly service we experienced. If I could give them 10 stars, I would!

I've lived in NW Boise for 8 years. Before this I lived a little further south…read more In the 8 years of being in this area, I had never been to Madeline Georges..:or as ima call it, Maddie's. Easier when writing a review. We have 2 nurseries in my area. Maddie's and Edward's. Edwards is MASSSIVVVE. I mean, MASSIVE! It's better than any Home Depot or Lowe's nursery tho. Always buy from real nurseries. Edwards review will be coming after this one. Maddie's! Man, what a fantastic little place. I'm so glad we finally decided to go. Last year we painted our house black. So we, after all these years, decided to put a lot of work into our front gardens. I have personally always enjoyed rose gardens. Had one in Phoenix that was absolutely incredible. I managed to keep them unbelievably beautiful...even in that super dry, DEPRESSINGLY hot environment lol. I had a rose "garden" briefly here at this house. Sadly, I didn't tend to it the way I should have. Anyway! This year...started a new one. Bought 3 rose bushes from Maddie's and 5 from Edward's. The 3 from Maddie's: the "Marilyn Monroe (pics should be included. I believe I attached some) The Pope John Paul II (we needed a pure white rose up against a black background. STUNNING roses! Marilyn is next level stunning, too) 3rd one we got was a a Mr Lincoln. We got him a a few weeks. No buds yet, but we have new life on it and we are super excited to see what comes in a few weeks. Maddie's is a place you can tell where they take VERY great care of their plants. It's much smaller than Edward's. So it's almost like they could do a "one to one" type of thing. Not actually do that, but hopefully you get what I mean by that. It's kind of a bougie place too. That makes me happy. I see that and think....quality ass plants. That's exactly what they have too. The staff is absolutely INCREDIBLE. Some of the younger ones who don't know much about this plant or that one tho...should always refer customers to someone who knows the answers. I say that bc yesterday we asked a girl about care for the roses. With the heat jump last week, the roses weren't happy with that. Anyway, very nice girl was talking to us. Told us this and that and then we saw the manager and said "would she know?" The girl said..."oh she'd absolutely know" Hmm, ok, so we both thought...she probably should have referred us to her to begin with vs telling us to come back to talk to another woman who had helped us a couple weeks ago. I am in NO way trying to get anyone in trouble...especially bc I love this place so much. Everyone there is so very nice. Just a suggestion is all...that if you aren't sure about something in the nursery, remember there is always someone there who will know the answers. Enough with that. I'm sorry if I offended anyone at Maddie's with that. Not my intention at all. Ok, there is a little house on the property. Check it out when you go. It's suuuuuper homey! Looking out the windows too to the nursery is sorta magical...at least for me. That'd be a cool air bnb haha. I wonder if someone actually lived there tho in the past. This place is absolutely wonderful. Edwards is great, too, don't get me wrong. However, again, it's very very large. Maddie's you will always get one to one help with their employees. Edwards, same, but sometimes you have to go searching and sometimes you have to walk and walk to find help. Again, a review for them will come as well...and it'll be good as well. Maddie's also has this amazing dog who is super chill. I saw his name online but ugh can't remember it. Yellow Lab. Soooo cute! So sweet. A dog on the property is a major win in my book. They used to carry Christmas trees in the past. However, for like the past 2 years, I haven't seen them :( Now that I've actually gone to the nursery, if they get Christmas trees again, I'll definitely go there for it. It's a tad pricey. However, you are 100% getting top quality plants, flowers, etc. You feel that when you just walk in. Truly is a magical little place. I regret waiting so long to go, but so happy we finally made it there. We will be planting more roses next year and will for sure be getting them at Maddie's. Thanks for reading, YelperGeorgies! Cheers!

What a beautiful nursery! As Boise natives, we've driven by this nursery dozens of times over our…read morelifetimes. We finally decided to stop by to look for some flowers for our spring pots. The owner helped us with some questions and we purchased a nice selection of blooms. It's quaint, but beautifully laid out with a great selection. There are also helpful signs that help organize the different areas and types of plants. We typically shop at Edwards, but it can be very overwhelming with too many options. I appreciate the high quality, yet simple selection that Madeline George provided. Highly recommend!

So a few weeks ago I bought a tree from my favorite nursery in the valley. (Arbor Farms nursery)!…read more I picked it up today because I needed a project for my kids who are out of school right now. If you need or want help finding something in particular at this nursery the staff is more than willing to take the time and show you around. If you want to just wander around and look for yourself they are more than happy to let you alone. At this point in the year they seem to be pretty much fully stocked geared up and ready to go. Trees, small medium large. bushes evergreens perennials. I know last year I shopped around a little bit and found Arbor Farms nursery to be very competitive if not better priced. Price, selection, and how helpful they are has made this a "go to" for me.

Great local nursery! Excellent products and service. If you go on a weekend- expect to wait, as…read morethey take time with each customer. Can't have both- super quick service ...and time spent understanding your needs and choosing the right plants or trees. Want speedy quick- go to a big box store. Want quality and knowledge- take some time and wait your turn. You'll be glad you did!

Great nursery and the employees are very helpful! Bought lots of plants recently and they are…read morebeautiful

Awesome place! Purchased a pot and lilac bush. Found out about this place through a YouTube channel…read morecalled, Garden Answer.

Okay, I'm absolutely in love with this new houseplant store. I'm always looking to add new plants…read moreto my collection and Coffee, Plant, Repeat is the perfect place! The first thing you notice when you walk in it's a ginormous Monstera(?) surrounded by a wide array of different types of plants. I was so entranced by the massive selection I completely forgot to take any pictures of the interior or exterior of the store. The prices are very comparable to other local houseplant shops in Boise. The quality will be considerably better than those at big box stores. The woman who runs the store is one of the most delightful and informative hosts I've ever met in a plant store. She was super patience while I tossed question after question about takinf care of my newly acquired absolutely gorgeous Ponytail Plant ($35.00). (take a look at the picture and you'll see what I mean). I can't wait to go back very soon for more!

This is a cute little place with quite a variety of plants, and you may enjoy dropping in just to…read morechat with the store owners or take a look at their humongous monstera plant. The prices are reasonable and the plants are healthy, unlike what you find at commercial plant nurseries. The owner I talked to was very knowledgeable about how to care for an array of different plants, and was able to recommend the right plants for me and my busy lifestyle.