Moon & Co is a sweet little plant shop on Grand Ave. The service you receive is top notch and the…read moreselection is great. My wife and I stopped in to get some plants for our office and the recommended plants have thrived in their space. So much so that when we moved into a larger space we had to go back and get some more.

Drove past this new spot and had to check it out! It's a cute store that sells an assortment of…read moreplants. They have a selection that is more unique than what we find at Ace-Minors or Vons. I loved how friendly and knowledgable Sara was explaining the variety of plants. We could tell she takes very good care of each plant. They had two different fly eating plants. We decided to purchase one of them. Thankfully, Sara taught us how to care for it since I have been unsuccessful with similar plants in the past. I feel good about this one :) They opened in April '23. Sara is working on adding more to the store. We are looking forward to returning. I highly recommend checking it out! It is also a great place to purchase a gift for plant lovers.

Both Ron's and Ron himself - along with his staff - are a very valuable commodity in these days…read more What you will find there are superbly presented products offered by kind and considerate hosts who are expert and experienced in their field. Anyone can stock shelves. But few do it with the same care and aesthetic sensibility as Ron & Company. Theirs is a quality curation of fairly-priced offerings crafted by local and national artisans. Plants, candles, greeting cards, soaps, scents, ceramics, figurines....the list goes on. From the cozy and historic main shop to the sun-drenched plant yard out back, if you can't find a gift for a friend here...or two for yourself...well, it would be just as miraculous as the more than 100 years this lovely building that has been continually in service of to the Central Coast. Visiting the 5-ciites area and looking for a great drive? Well, start in Shell Beach and head south to Pismo Beach via HWY 1. Motor through Oceano and turn left on Halcyon Road. Ron's will be just up on your left. Stop in and check it out. It's a very cool place at the end of a very cool drive...

We happened upon this gem of a place while traveling through Arroyo Grande. What a great selection…read moreof succulents and gifts. And some very unique one-of-a-kind items. Ron and Peggy are very knowledgeable and it's obvious they really enjoy their work. We will definitely be back when in the area

A tale of Succulents to Invasive Species!…read more While my experience with stand-alone Nurseries is generally limited as opposed to "hybrid" places that combine Hardware &/or Farm Supplies shops [or even Big Box stores like HD], this cute place is one of my favorite places to stop once in a while. The owner and workers are friendly and knowledgeable. The owner even provided a cautionary tale of his ongoing issues with a certain invasive bedding plant that seems to be everywhere on the grounds. In any case, whenever I am on the hunt for more succulents to add to my collection or even for advice on them, the owner here is super-nice. While I somehow always overthink succulent care, he is one of the few people who know how to set me straight with practical advice. The proof is that he practices what he preaches: to take small pieces of some succulents and throw them into the space in another potted plant. While not a sure thing, it seems to work well for him at least. Using some of that advice, some of the cuttings I have tried to root over time have finally developed roots and even flowered over months, not weeks. It sometimes seems like "magic". If there is one sure Kryptonite for most succulents is over-watering or even excess moisture. Cuttings, pups, and leaves need to be left to callous over before watering. Fungus growth can be an issue, or even kill anything placed in the soil right away...with a few exceptions [like some elongated Echeveria fallen stems that we directly placed into the ground]. Succulents are just a weird bunch of plants that are extremely diverse. Many actually came from South Africa and many of the coast plants that one sees on the Central Coast Beaches and along the 101 are actually invasive Ice Plants...which are succulents as well. While you rarely may or may not get a hefty fine for picking a California Poppy growing like a weed in some parks, picking an invasive Ice Plant is typically not such a big deal. Ironically, even though there are projects to remove invasive species from beaches or coastal areas, Ice Plants are still sold in plant stores. Of course, some plants can & will invade one's garden, and even at Cherry Lane, they have a problem with another invasive bedding plant as well...which grows all over the place. As far as IcePlants go the reason that they were introduced in California in the first place was to help stabilize the vast tracks of railroad area soil with the plants. Unfortunately, they did little to help and then went on to invade most California Beaches, most Coastal areas, along vast areas of 101 freeway and the exits and entrances, and even many nature preserves at least along the CA Central Coast. They can become quite dense in some areas and some varieties are even edible thus one can see rabbits populate some coastal succulent-filled areas. Speaking of edible invasive plants one can find in California, quite oddly from a former NYer perspective is seeing common Fennel growing wild. Please try not to pick it since one rare butterfly needs them. Here are some references: https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Plants/Dont-Plant-Me/Iceplant https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/news/feb15/invasive-species.html https://www.cal-ipc.org/resources/library/publications/ipcw/report25/ https://www.epicgardening.com/invasive-plant-species-in-california/ https://www.santacruzwaves.com/2014/10/the-best-thing-to-do-with-ice-plant-in-california-pickle-it/ https://www.treehugger.com/everything-you-need-know-about-succulents-4863818 https://succulentcity.com/how-to-propagate-succulents/ https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/is-it-really-illegal-to-pick-a-california-poppy/ https://www.kqed.org/news/11632954/can-you-go-to-jail-for-picking-californias-state-flower

This nursery has a wide variety of plants, all Assessories to keep your garden in top shape. John…read moreand staff are very knowledgeable and helpful. Always worth the drive.

Amazing store! I've never seen one quite like it. Great selection of plants and magical glass…read moreterrariums. Matt the owner is a wealth of knowledge and really set me on the right path to care for my purchases. This is the type of place you'll want to hang out for awhile - peaceful atmosphere, music... a vibrant jungle by the sea. Looking forwards to coming back.

Store is closed, website should be updated so people don't waste their gas to try to find itread more

Great service and friendly staff, it is rare to have a great in person shopping experience and the…read morefolks out here excel in that aspect

Great staff, friendly, and knowledgeable. Good selection and prices. I highly recommend Sweet…read moreHarvest.

As this Farm Supply store is closer to my house, I visit it when I'm in danger of running out of…read morehorse food. I shop more at the San Luis Obispo store because it's close to the barn, but this store has everything I need for feedin my senior horse. And if they don't have it in stock, they'll gladly order it from another Farm Supply store and it will be there in a couple days. They don't have a big gardening or plant selection at this store, but they have a few items. The staff is always helpful and courteous, and I appreciate the care they take when loading my truck with feed bags. It's a great little neighborhood store for anyone with animals (horses, dogs, cats, chickens, fowl, rabbits, etc.) and even those without animals with their nice selection of clothing and farm-themed gifts.

I was in the area and wanted to pick up a few items for my dog. They had a good selection of farm…read moremedication, dog items, harnesses, clothing and much more. I was happy with the friendly greeting and service and will say they definitely have great prices. They didn't have everything I was looking for, but the cashier was able to check stock on items and was helpful.

Rob is so knowledgeable about all of the different types of bamboo. He knows exactly what type of…read morebamboo that works best in your yard. I highly recommend Mesa Bamboo to anyone needing privacy! I absolutely love it around my hot tub!! And it's so much fun looking at the different types!

Robert is extremely knowledgeable and everything that has it with Bamboo. Plus he's kind of an…read moreamazing guy! The variety of bamboo is worth seeing. The sound when you walk in there, the wind streaming through the bamboo leaves, is mesmerizing. It is a beautiful place.

Really bare, not much to offer. Better off at Miners or TruValue. Good for other things.read more

Stoped in last night to exchange an item, customer service desk was busy. Jacob was busy. I stepped…read moreup to use the desk to lay my return down and find my reciept not trying to push to be next. When Jabob was finished with customer he called the customer pointing to the one behind me, good job Jacob in being In control of the situation without being offense,and moving the line in a timely manner.

Olallieberry plants!!! We found this nursery by accident and Allison started showing us around. I…read morestopped her at the "olallieberry" word and fixated until we picked out the right two to bring home. This place is smaller, but has a lot of native plants, which I love. The Salvia section was phenomenal!! And the staff is helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly (thank you Allison). We left with olallieberries, native milkweed, and a couple of other butterfly-loving plants. We will definitely be back when we are I. Town.

Once I found the new location, since the Yelp address still said Morro Rd I was set on getting the…read moregrape plant I came for. This smaller facility is self service. There are carts. Load your plants then walk into the U Cart Cement office and pay Prices are competitive. The grape plant was $2 less than bay laurel and farm supply. Then load your plants yourself into your vehicle. Return cart to inside nursery gate I recommend this location. Not a huge selection but healthy plants and good prices. I went back a few days later and got another blueberry for pollination and also a 5 gallon butterfly bush that was healthy and gorgeous. This time 2 guts there to assist me.

Super fun store! Great selection of vintage used furnishings, yard art, Art Deco...quality stuff…read more Lots of used one of a kind kids toys & furniture. Sherie is super helpful & her prices are great!! New arrivals daily. I'm definitely going to stop in every time I'm in town!

This store is so cute. The owner brings in new items every other day so I come every weekend to…read morecheck out the new items. There is literally something for everyone in this shop. Lots of nostalgic pieces, vintage furniture, decor and art. The shop is clean, the owner is sweet and the items are quality. The best part about this place is that the prices are very reasonable compared to similar shops in the area.