A delightful place!! We stopped by to look for patio gifts and were so surprised to see so much…read moremore! They have a huge building with jewelry, beading, pottery, clothing, rugs, statuary, handmade gifts. Huge selection of outdoor pottery and metal decorations. Even a glass blowing shop on site with classes. I was a kid in a candy store! So fun!

I returned to Jackalope last week for a long overdue return visit. This place is still it's…read moremassive place over several buildings (and outside) and fun to poke around. Maybe I've moved on regarding "stuff", but I was less likely to buy something this time around, aside from a little tin art.

Wonderful place. Note: quite rugged ground. Only accept cash and checks! No Venmo, credit cards,…read moredebit cards, Zelle, PayPal, Apple Pay. Great books and seeds and plants. Very helpful staff!

I love this nursery! I love the atmosphere to walk around…read moreand the plant selection. The staff are friendly and helpful! Thank you!

Made my yearly pilgrimage (after Mother's Day) to Agua Fria nursery for my tomato plants. Every…read moretime I try to buy from another garden center, the tomatoes are a disappointment. So I now stick to the routine and buy a quality plant from Agua Fria! Of course, I tell myself to stay focused and just look in the tomato greenhouse. But the nursery is full of temptations down every row and section. I ended up with four varieties of tomatoes, two varieties of cucumbers, leeks, and a mesa red blanket flower. I only stopped because my friend has a small hatchback and the space was limited. Everyone that works there is friendly and helpful. I have found that the plants I buy from Agua Fria are healthy and productive and great value in the long run of our short and unpredictable growing season.

Rude customer service and interactions with Shane as well as high prices. I won't be returning. I…read moretry to support a local business every chance I get, but this isn't worth the hassle.

Just stopped in for a quick birthday present and they couldn't have been more helpful…read more We picked out a plant as well as a planter and they were nice enough to plant it for us since we are in from out of town.

After 57 years on St. Michael Avenue, this location of Paynes is closing. As of Christmas the…read morenursery was pretty cleaned out. You won't find any discounts as they close up shop.

My s.o and I moved to SF last fall from the Midwest, and we are avid gardeners. We have found…read moreNewman's to be an excellent nursery--knowledgeable, helpful, friendly staff, great plants, and reasonable prices across the board (for a wide selection of ceramic planting pots, notably). Santa Fe is blessed with some fine nurseries, and Newman's is among them--our favorite!

Friendly staff who are very knowledgeable and helpful. Good selection. Reasonable prices. Thank you!read more

Small independent businesses in Santa Fe are great by default. Reunity is no exception. Imagine…read moretalking over the phone to another person you can clearly understand and can answer all relevant questions. The products are high quality, same as the service was my experience. Best place in Santa Fe for bulk garden soil, mulch and other products for home and commercial landscapers and farmers.

This place is great! Good prices nice people and great soil products-we were very happy with our…read moreexperience buying soil here.

We spent $4000 with this business. The second largest personal expense on the part of my wife, in…read moreher lifetime. She is a gardener, and has chickens and was SO excited to plant an (adult) orchard, as she intended to donate fruit to food-insecure families alongside the 4-6 dozen eggs we donate to a nonprofit working on this each week. The company has you pay extra for them to plant the trees, then guarantees them for one year. They planted our adult fruit trees WAY TOO deep, so deeply in fact, that they are suffocating. They will die in a couple of years after never producing, save for one tree. My wife called, emailed and otherwise tried to talk to this company starting over a year ago (the trees were planted in late 2024), in order to ensure she was doing EVERYTHING right, every single season. And she has -- she has taken perfect care of these trees. The two women who work at this company act as gatekeepers, preventing the owner from ever talking to anyone. They are incredibly RUDE. They mischaracterize phone conversations, say things that aren't true, and today, they blamed us for being past the year warranty, when THEY are the professionals, and THEY planted the trees WRONG. They said they would do nothing, and hung up on us. We are getting an attorney asap. We have lost $4000, were treated horribly this entire time, and even worse today. My wife is devastated. The "possible" fix for this dying orchard costs nearly $3000. This company has apparently been sued before, more than once. This explains why the employees are so rude and unhelpful. They know this. They blamed US for the trees being planted too deep. It is HORRIFYING. We lost almost two years of growth and possible production from all this. There are no words for how awful this company is. We will see them in court. Do NOT purchase trees from this company.

Let us know when the comment is deleted and we will go ahead and send the check…read more Santa Fe Tree Farm I posted on 8-26-20 of my experiences with this company. I sued them in small claims court and we agreed on a settlement. Since he could not provide a replacement tree, he had to pay me per agreement with the court.' I received an email with the comments above, which is why I wrote my 3-9-21 review. It was that or request a hearing with the court to get my money. The check is in my bank so here's the real story. they held me hostage to live up to their warranty. I purchased 7 LARGE trees from them, one was dead, another on it's death bed and three more with diseases [in the trees when planted that I paid to have treated] and two others were okay. Not a good track record. BUYER BEWARE. PS. I was also threatened with court action if I said anything bad about then, I have kept that email

They sent a man named TOM who really knows design and you can see his two arrangements on this…read morepage- gorgeous and very special

Love this little hidden gem of a plant store just off the plaza in Santa Fe N.M…read more Great packaging and shipping all the way to CA. Mike

I REALLY want to love this place... it's CLOSE to my house, but I've been 3 times now & they didn't…read morehave what I was looking for (nothing too exotic... Home Depot usually had them.... but I WANT to "shop local".) Staff is always helpful &very nice.... I'll try again...

Pretty little nursery, and the lady in the back was very helpful. I was all ready to love it. Then…read morecame the checkout fiasco. A snippy young woman rang me up, then gave me the wrong receipt. While they were trying to correct this I ended up being double charged. It took about twenty minutes and three tries to get this corrected. Then she had the audacity to tell me the whole mess was my fault! She snapped at me and at the other employee who was trying to help, then threw up her hands and stomped away. I don't think I have ever seen anyone turn a simple transaction into such a mess so quickly. Whoever this young woman is, she is losing this establishment customers. She certainly lost them this one!

When I walked in, she said, "twenty percent off everything!" So I bought a mala. I saw a rupa…read morethey have at Aryaloka Buddhist Center in New Hampshire, the proprietor said it was from Thailand. They had a rupa like the one I have too. The rupas seemed compatabile with the prices in New York's Chinatown, where I recently shopped for rupas. It's not easy to find good Buddha statues. If I move to Santa Fe, maybe in 13 years, I'll certainly come here for my rupa needs. They had a very good varriety of sizes, styles, mudras and materials. I got a mala for 6 dollars. Yay.

I walked in here with my friend Dahye last March when she was visiting here. They had the most…read morelovely scarves for very reasonable prices ($20-$25) . Dahye bought one for me and ever since then I've been trying to remember where I got it- Then yesterday I wandered in to pick up some prayer flags for our new house, and recognized this as where we'd gotten the scarf! The store owner had just returned from Asia- she said in 6 weeks she will have a huge shipment coming in- I'm excited to see what she bought! Yesterday while browsing I found singing bowls, Buddhist statues, these amazing mirrored pillow covers, wood carvings, shell covered purses, all kinds of neat gifts and unique finds. Prices did seem unusually low for being near the Plaza like this.