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.

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.

This is one of the coolest nurseries around! We recently put in a pond and came here today to get…read moresome pond plants. They have a ton of pond plants and there is something intriguing around every corner. Definitely worth checking out!

Simon, at the Educated Gardner is very knowledgeable about what grows locally…read more She is pleasant and easy to get along with. They have a great selection of pound plants and annuals, in season. The environment is very artsy. They do a great job with recycled things. It is inspirational. I recommend the Educated Gardner highly.

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.

I worked at a boutique nursery in the Bay Area - we purchased beautiful and interesting plants here…read moreand were always happy with the products and service. Now that I live local I am excited to attend their one public day!

They have 'native' in their name but would be the last wholesale nursery I would ever buy native…read moreplants from. Their soil medium is made of sand and wood chips plus some azomite thrown in ; the worst mixture I could imagine for any plant, let alone California natives. Cheap quality to ensure people have problems when trying to grow them forcing the customer to go back into the nursery to buy more, and or complain. Had to personally dig out inches of soil to even show the crown of each plant. A complete lack of knowledge when it comes to any sense of horticulture and botany.

We were visiting from out of town and were looking for a particular plant and called and spoke with…read moreMr. Ramirez and decided to make a visit to the nursery. We are glad we did as we enjoyed seeing all the plants available, and when we found the plant we wanted but needed a five gallon rather than a gallon container size, he said he would go to another site and in minutes he came back with what we needed! The price and experience was great and we highly recommend Ramirez Nursery.

They have GREAT prices on wonderful plants! They also have some REALLY nice water fountains at…read morevery good prices too! Juan even had his guys deliver one to our backyard, at a low price, and it was VERY Heavy! I highly recommend Ramirez nursery! (Just be patient with them).

We are replanting our garden pots, and craved some succulents, so we called and made an appointment…read moreat the Cal Poly Plant Shop. They are only open from 10am til 3pm on Thursday through Saturday right now, but you can go to their web site at polyplantshop and get ideas before you go in, then call to make your appointment. It's only two people at a time, and appointments are set up for each half hour. We drove in from Highway 1, through the parking lots near the Engineering Buildings, then turned left and headed up toward the Agriculture Department. It is officially Building 48 at the end of Via Carta Road. On the way, we saw a flock of wild turkeys and a field of horses, so it was a fun animal spotting expedition that kids would enjoy. We pulled into the small parking lot and found out that we didn't have to pay to park, then ambled in. We were immediately greeted by a very personable student, who showed us the wide array of potted succulents, and clearly explained pricing. We put our selections in a cardboard tray given us by the student workers, and wandered around, gazing at some varieties we had never seen before. There are tiny pots for $3, small pots for $5, and an assortment of larger pots for $10-14. We wanted to fill a large bronze colored planter box with a big range of plants, and looked for unusual specimens. I liked the pinkish ones, and also chose some stripey plants that I had not seen elsewhere. My total for eight plants was $40. and the best part was that it benefits Cal Poly and their "Learn by Doing" Nursery Shop. The lovely worker even added a bouquet of flowers for my Mom!

We ran into this place just driving by Cal Poly. What a GEM!!!!! Knowledgeable staff taught us…read moreeverything we needed to know about the plants we were interested in, gave us honest advice

evil evil people to me and I have a permit ‍old and cranky lady. I have a degree in horticulture…read moreand was told about this place. I don't know why she was mean. He was super nice but I think she told him not to talk to me.

Really wonderful owners and amazing selection of plants. Also, very competitive prices. Highly…read morerecommend!

Purchased two compact cypress trees for my garden. They are healthy and good looking trees. For…read more$40 each I couldn't do better (Cherry Lane wanted $85 each). They have a great selection of plants. Glad I visited!

I was impressed with the wide selection of plants and flowers at this nursery and the staff was…read morefriendly. They have cute carts to haul your plants around and they accept credit/debit cards for easy check-out. I bought a few beautiful roses and bougainvilleas, to bring a nice Mediterranean look to my front yard. I'll be back to Loma Bonita for more!