I think the name of this shop is very clever, but that said, the plant selection isn't that…read morecomprehensive, maybe only about a third of the total space. Inventory appears healthy, though as other reviews mentioned, prices are slightly higher than similar plant stores and nurseries. When I came on a Sunday afternoon, there was a workshop happening (the other two-thirds of the space), so classes are probably where the Green Place focuses most of their efforts I would guess. The associate up front wasn't friendly or unfriendly, but I also didn't feel compelled to leave with a new houseplant. Maybe if the occasion arises, it would be a fun spot to do a group activity - but personally, that isn't today for me.

I got into getting house plants lately and was super excited to see this place so near my home…read more They had a bunch of selections from what I saw with plants of all sizes and types. The plants I got were some Pothos, Dracaena, and Monstera. I loved that they explained to me how to take care of the plants. The team there also helped me select the plants that would be best for the amount of light that comes into my place. The average cost for the plants I bought were around $12-15 and I'd say they're about small-medium sized plants. As a bonus, they also partnered with another small business that offers pottery painting towards the back of the store. You could probably purchase a plant and then paint something to put the plant in. How cool!

Great service, selection and value for succulents…read more Landscaper, Eli Gonzales of Eli Gonzalez landscaping, referred me and I'm so grateful. The plants are grown here outdoors. So when you take them home, they don't need to acclimate from having been in a greenhouse or from another state. Both visits, I was fortunate enough to be helped by Oscar. Oscar was so patient so knowledgeable. He knew the answer to every question I asked. He confidently suggested companion plants for my selection my plant selections and told me what type and quantity of soil I needed. No guesswork. I told Oscar I will be back.

Whenever I pass by this spot, I always enjoy seeing the beautiful plants. Today, I stopped by to…read moreget some topsoil. It was a quick trip, and they easily loaded it into my truck. The price was reasonable, which was helpful.

I was hesitant after reading all of the negative reviews on Yelp. However, my experience was…read morecompletely opposite. I was greeted within a few minutes of arrival and asked if I needed assistance. The employee behind the counter, a young Asian woman was fantastic. She answered all of my questions and gave me advice on how to plant my new peach tree. She went above and beyond, and even answered questions about other plants I had not purchased from Mimosa Nursery. I will definitely be back, the customer service was fantastic, they had a big selection and the prices were really good

Great selection of fruit trees and plants. Do not confuse this one with the Mimosa/ Tropical…read moreNursery in Vista. On that one, the owner is an Asian Karen. We were there to get some fruit trees and were just asking questions about the tress. She was so unhelpful and started talking shit about us in Vietnamese to other people. I understand a little bit of Vietnamese.

Great Service. Wonderful Staff Great Plants, trees and…read moreflowers The value is a great benefit, plants grow and prosper without having to replace them

Recieved a young sapodilla tree from here in a 15g pot for $90 (paid via Zelle?) and later…read morediscovered the soil was FULL OF TRASH There were tons of pieces of styrofoam/polystyrene (not perlite, which there was also) and shredded plastic of various sizes and type. When planting into the ground, to our dismay, there was rubbish all throughout the pot... so we had to wash off all the contaminated soil and plant it bareroot. Absolutely disgusting they grow their plants with toxic plastic mixed in! They probably get free compost from the city dumps or God knows. The soil was also full of artificial fertilizer pellets which likely contain plastic polymers. I contacted them and they offered a replacement - but, whats the point of that if their other plants are grown the same way. It was too much for me to drive back and deal with that, and I'd set a time to get this job done. Was a little in touch by text with them, they didn't offer any form of refund or discount for the crappy soil condition they sold it in or the trouble to remove it, just the message: "Good luck with the bare root." Also, the tree's root system was actually quite small, a 3-5 gallon pot would have been more than adequate vs a half-filled 15 gallon pot. All in all, way overpriced for this poor quality and hassle. 2 stars instead of 1 simply because it's difficult to find some of these tropical fruit trees and the Vietnamese ladies here were friendly in person. ‍ Hopefully the tree survives the transplant shock, if it doesn't, we will fight for a full refund.

I love Armstrong They've got you covered on just about anything you need for your garden. Even…read morejust coming here to walk around and see the plants is so nice. The staff here are super helpful!

I came in on a mission: native milkweed--but got introduced to Silky Gold that can bloom flowers!…read moreCool. I had a genuinely pleasant experience thanks to one of the staff. A kind, middle-aged gentleman (I regret not catching his name!) helped by walking me to that section and must of picked up my "keen skills being a BROWN thumb". He helped me remove most of the aphid bugs (yellow critters that eats all the plant nutrients). I was blessed to even had a butterfly followed me home!! Wow. He even gave me a few helpful tips on planting and caring for it to attract monarchs. Thank you much!!! If you're looking for milkweed--or anything else garden-related--Armstrong in La Habra is should be worth the trip. Thank you again to the gentleman who helped me--you made my day!

Could not recommend this business enough! I'm a student who was looking for plants for a project…read moreand reached out to Nava's for plant donations. I called and after being rejected so many times by other businesses, I was so pleasantly surprised to hear a yes to my inquiry. Enrique was extremely friendly, helpful, and generous. When we voiced our appreciation, he said he was just happy to help. I came to select and pick up plants the next day. This nursery has a beautiful, wide selection. Just walking through the nursery was incredibly scenic and relaxing. I truly feel blessed by this business. I even told my friend who helped me pick up the plants that the hospitality and kindness of this business made me feel like we lived a small town community. Will definitely be recommending this business to all my plant loving friends!

If you're looking for trees, this is the place to look. I bought banana and apricot, and they have…read morea forest of others to choose from.

Sold me an already dying plant, which was a gift. Depotted it and looked at the roots and they were…read moredying upon arrival. DMed them about it, no response. Funny because they replied to ALL my DMs before that. So the person I gifted it to also DMed them, they replied initially, then stopped once the issue was brought up. $300 for a dead plant. They gave me no resolution, no response. I want to support a Korean owned business so bad, but the lack of customer service and accountability was pathetic. I don't recommend buying from here.

Namoo Plant Shop is a small and quaint plant & tree store that's tucked in the corner of a small…read moreplaza. My boyfriend and I actually initially found it as we were driving through La Mirada, but the name of the store caught my eye and we went in a few months ago, but I'm finally getting around to writing a review for them now! There was a gentleman who was running the store, who I learned was the owner! They had apparently been open in LA for a long time before packing up and moving over to La Mirada! The plants inside (as the name might suggest) were a mixture of trees and small plants. I'm not the best at knowing what plant species are what, but the vibe was very gardeny. What I mean by that is, that the owner of the location seems familiar with the plants, handling them, repotting them, etc. The entire time we were perusing, he was moving plants around, repotting, while also being very attentive and answering our questions. My favorite part of the store is tucked away in the back corner. It's a collection of art and art pieces. The painted plants were actually painted by the store owner's mother! In the end, that's what I ended up buying (I got 3 painted pictures). I don't remember exactly what the price was, but I remember being very pleased with what we got. If you have 5-10 minutes to spare and you're in the area, I recommend checking out Namoo Plant Shop. What you find might actually surprise you!

I'm a big fan of Hawaii. Spotted this small store after having lunch. I was getting ready to leave…read morethe parking lot, but saw All things Hawaiian. Hopped out the car and went straight to the store. They had all kinds of small souvenirs, t-shirts, leis, and plants at very great prices. The owner was so friendly with Aloha vibes. I wish I had more time to browse around and buy something, but will return in the future. If you are looking for some Hawaiian items make a stop here.

No need to go to Hawaii. Everything Hawaiiana is right here at Konishi Plumeria in Cypress CA. It…read morewas by pure luck that I found David posting his knowledge of the plumeria plants and flowers on FB. I was totally intrigued and was looking for an appropriate dish or vase to preserve the fragrant blossoms of my plant in the backyard. I immediately saw the donut looking ceramic vase in assorted colors. After chatting and getting to know more about the plants and Hawaiian articles as well as colorful clothing, I learned that my plumeria is most likely of the sweet fragrant "Gardenia" type. It was suggested that the shiny black donut dish would serve me best. The lovely missus will love the sample 5 petal flower I received with my purchase and I will get the vase filled with my own at home. With so many Art and articles and just Hawaiian fun things/souvenirs, I was shown by Arlene behind the counter, a "Cook Street" Hawaiian print shirt of great value that for sure will fit me. It was a real pleasure to have visited Konishi Plumeria and I know we will return. Hmmm, good to know that Konishi Island Fair is on 28th September.