this place is massive! they have different sized flatbeds to grab all the plants you want. I was…read moregreeted by Michelle, who also helped me at check out. She gave me some helpful tips about the different air plants, which were abundantly stocked in one section. The rows and rows of lush greenery is a plant lover's dream! I liked that they showed comparison prices between their price and normal retail price, which helped me justify buying more.

They closed at 3:30pm during the weekdays. Their retail pricing was slightly lower than the…read morenurseries located on the main strip as you head towards Half Moon Bay.

I was so impressed by the service of this florist. I called to have a bouquet sent to my friend for…read moreher Birthday. They sent a gorgeous Bouquet on the day of her Birthday. My friend sent me a picture of the bouquet and it exceeded my expectations based on the price.

Beautiful, elegant floral arrangements and clearly talented designers, but unfortunately the…read morecustomer service was disappointing. Some employees came across as rude and dismissive, which took away from the overall experience. Great flowers, but the professionalism and warmth should match the quality of the work.

I love this place!! Unlike a lot of other plant shops, crimson feels curated with love. I have…read moregifted (and bought for myself) plants, ceramics, and jewelry everything they have super cute and unique.

Cute, quaint plant shop of indoor plants, pottery that make a nice addition to your home or…read morethoughtful present. First visit to Crimson Horticultural Rarities on Piedmont Ave but a frequent visitor to their former location in the Temescal Neighborhood and bought my first air plant about 10 years ago. Floor staff friendly, provides assistance and advice. Ended up with a Swiss Cheese plant (monstera adansonii) kokedama which is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball which is definitely a conversation piece. Pricing on the higher side so I visit for the unique arrangement or rare plant I haven't found. Crimson Horticultural Rarities also provides full service event arrangements and indoor plant design for your place.

Surprised to find out there was a $15 adult admission fee, this is a nursery not park. Well, since…read morewe were already there, we decided to go in and explore. The bamboo paths and short walking trails were pleasant and it's a peaceful vibe. However, the koi pond was poorly maintained, there were no koi and covered with some kind of water weeds, which was disappointing. Overall, if an admission fee is being charged for a nursery, it would be upkeep better to make the visit feel more worthwhile.

After numerous attempts to inquire about cost and labor for…read moreBamboo the guy never responds. And when he actually picks up he dares to say that he thought we were going in a different direction. I've asked several times and through visiting the office, he gave me a phone number, email, no response! Don't tell people to reach out and then pretend like you didn't know to get back or that the customer is not interested. We have received nothing! !?! What's going on over there. Steve should be fired

My friend's mom passed away and I went to Menlo Botanical for a flower arrangement, as I've used…read morethem before and they have amazing fresh flowers. The staff were very friendly, knowledgeable and nice. The arrangement turned out beautiful. I couldn't have be happier. I think their prices are reasonable for how beautiful their flowers are. Highly recommend

A small shop tucked inside the beautiful gardens of Allied Arts Guild building. The lady was really…read morenice and my review reflects the value of the flowers I got. You can be a judge yourself by looking at photo, but this bunch of flowers ( four ranunculus, several small white calla lilies and filler flowers/leaves) which I picked out myself , wrapped in brown paper, and did not come w flower food was a total of $62 out the door. I expected to pay more because it's a boutique shop but three times normal price is a very steep premium.

UOP Dental School plant maintenance is excellent. For example, Fiddle Leaf Ficus have no missing or…read moreeven discolored leaves, in stark contrast to my ficus at home with dead branches. I was so impressed, I asked staff to tell me who their plant maintenance is company is. The answer: The Wright Gardener

Hello Miranda, I wanted to let you know that we have been…read morereceiving excellent customer service by your tech Omunique. She is very knowledgeable and easy to work with. she has all our plants looking good and ready for a large customer facing event tomorrow.

I absolutely love Rooted Oasis! The shop owner has such a great vibe! We love beautiful, healthy…read moreplants and a friendly, knowledgeable owner who clearly loves what she does. I've also been using her weekly plant care service for my home and office, and it's been a game changer. She keeps all my plants thriving and looking amazing, and I never have to stress about watering Whether you are a beginner, an expert, or you love plants but don't always have the time to care for them, I can't recommend Rooted Oasis enough!

It's so beautiful to enter this venue and feel transported into an oasis/garden of plants and…read morebotanical marvels, inspiring me to decorate my own place with greenery. This oasis of flora and fauna not only is aesthetically pleasing but helps one breathe and enter a meditative, serene state. This store has motivated my interest in all things plant oriented!

Background: About a year after Elliot had finished his excellent work on our front plantings in…read more2006, I'd asked him to do our back yard, but never heard back. I worried something had happened, and hoped he was okay, but found Alma Hecht (Second Nature Landscaping), who did a lovely job...although, sadly, she passed away some years later. Since then, we've done most of the gardening work ourselves. Update: Now we're seniors and can't do all of the gardening. In 2022, I learned that Elliot had opened a garden center next to Bay Natives. So in early 2023 he finally came back to give us an estimate on both front and back garden improvements. He spent plenty of time with us, especially in the back. About a month later, we got a $200 invoice for his time/consult re: plantings, irrigation, setting up work, etc., which we gladly paid. However, now it is May 6th, and have yet to receive any actual estimate. We would have totally understood if he'd just said, "Sorry, I can't take on your job, I'm too busy," up front. But instead we've been left hanging. Disappointed! Guess we'll move on to find someone else who wants to do the work.

We had Elliot come to give us an assessment to start a regular, ongoing landscaping/yard…read moremaintenance arrangement. We were quoted $300 for this initial visit - that would include Elliot's time, as well as $75 each for the hourly rate of two gardeners working with him, and a gameplan for ongoing service. Both my husband and I looked at our yard and saw no difference after the hour-long visit, and we received no follow up whatsoever, until around one month later a bill for $470 arrived.

Jeffrey at BiomeMechanics is nothing short of a magician. We had made the mistake of planting…read morebefore we truly eradicated a pervasive oxalis/clover infestation. Before working with Jeffrey, and shortly after spending a hefty price on several plants - the oxalis was relentless, taking over the totality of our yard. The weed barriers we installed before planting were no match at all. We hired Jeffrey to eradicate the oxalis and maintain the yard. Jeffrey carefully and lovingly moved each of our plants to temporary pots, dug up the clover and sheet mulched our entire yard. He also saved two trees that were suffering from mold from poor planting, and has performed other key rescue efforts that have preserved our plants. He is now doing a great job maintaining our yard with regular pruning, shaping, replanting, addressing trouble spots as they arise, recommending native sustainable plants and taking out the - very occasional - weed that still pops up! He was also instrumental in our water design. I could not recommend Jeffrey enough! Grab him if he's not too busy already!

From the owner: BiomeMechanics is a maintenance gardening services organization serving the Northern San Francisco…read morebay area, encompassing the city of San Francisco, southern Marin county, northern Alameda county and western, bay-side Contra Costa county. We believe that soil health is the foundation of a great garden. Soil health supports a robust living community of fungal, bacterial and invertebrate communities that enhance plant health, providing habitat for birds and other pollinators, supporting a web of life that enhances the quality of our own lives. We are focused on soft-scaping services (weeding, pruning, planting, sheet mulching and similar services).

I went in today while waiting for a table next door. I found a little modern ring that I liked, the…read moreprice tag attached to it said $16.00, I decide to purchase. The woman rings me up and says "it'll be $26.50", I say "I thought it was $16?" She says "no..." then looks at the price and says "oh". Long story short she did nothing except tell me she couldn't charge $16 for the ring and asked if I still wanted it. I said no. I don't think she was the owner as she said "I'll have to talk to her about it" assuming she meant talk to the owner about displaying pricing as one thing and trying to charge customers more. To the owner, this is illegal in California. https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/business-and-professions-code/bpc-sect-12024-2/ California Code, Business and Professions Code - BPC § 12024.2 (a) It is unlawful for any person, at the time of sale of a commodity, to do any of the following: (1) Charge an amount greater than the price, or to compute an amount greater than a true extension of a price per unit, that is then advertised, posted, marked, displayed, or quoted for that commodity. (2) Charge an amount greater than the lowest price posted on the commodity itself or on a shelf tag that corresponds to the commodity, notwithstanding any limitation of the time period for which the posted price is in effect. I was really annoyed that she chose not to honor the price displayed and was surprised she didn't even attempt to rectify the situation in anyway other than "oh well, do you still want it?"

When my friend asked the person at the counter "what's their name?" while pointing at the dog…read moresleeping on the floor, the person feigned confusion and said "I didn't know there was two of them". Transphobia doesn't get my business. Only nice thing about the place was their dog Tucker (he/him). The star is for him.