Thought I would give you another try . . . my one star rating stands . . . just visited your store…read morethis morning . . . really not a pleasant experience, very unfriendly workers. I get a a 'hello' and a smile when I go to Home Depot or Lowes. Your people just look at you. I went inside to ask a question, the girl looked right as me as I approached, turned her back and walked away. I will never be back.

I have had an amazing experience with this location of Western Garden Centers through the pandemic…read moresituation. I love supporting local businesses, and I have become a lifelong customer for sure! Curbside service has been a necessity for me, and it has been very easy at Western Garden. Before stores opened to the public, orders were placed by phone, and after stores opened, orders have been taken via email. My order is typically ready in a few hours on weekdays. Then, I just drive up, call the store, pop my trunk, wave to a friendly staff member, and drive home. So easy! (note: curbside service is now just for high risk individuals) Most recently, I picked up a beautiful and fragrant spearmint plant along with several bags of organic potting soil. There are many options, and while it can be difficult to figure out what exactly I want since there isn't an item-by-item list online, I just ask for recommendations and have received excellent products. I would highly recommend supporting Western Garden Centers! They have shown the customer safety and retention is important to them, which I value highly.

Why there is an absence of reviews for this gem is odd but am about to bump up the algorithm…read more This spot is a delight. There are an abundance of gorgeous house plants and exotics, amazing selection of pots, gifts and classes. The staff is incredible, very nice and helpful. Am impressed with the cleanliness and organization which can be understandably compromised in a nursery. The prices are reasonable which often isn't the norm for these types of specialty shops. Plus they offer repotting which many places don't and they are open Sundays which is a bonus. And it's worth popping in just to visit Sprout, the adorable resident Axolotl!

Phoenix Vine is a FANTASTIC plant shop! I went recently to get a dragon scale alocasia, and the…read morepeople there gave me so much in-depth advice. I thought I killed my last one, but apparently they can go dormant in the winter! No one at the last place I went told me that. That's the best thing about this being a smaller shop, it seems like everyone here knows their stuff! The plants are also being checked on and humidified frequently, and I didn't see a single droopy/unhappy plant there. Definitely going to come back for more, their monstera and philodendron varieties are gorgeous!

The absolute best folks working here! A wonderful wealth of knowledge and plant selection. Really…read morecrushing it locally!

Plants are perfect and so is the staff! My go-to for flowers and veggies. Well organized with a ton…read moreof selections. Have a question? Just ask. They are more than willing to help!

I love coming to Noles Nursery! I've been coming here for years, and all of my Japanese maple trees…read moreare still thriving. The service is always amazing, and I love supporting their family-owned business. I recently picked up 10 bags of compost, and they even loaded everything into my car for me. The staff is always so knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to choosing plants and helping me figure out which plants do best in sun or shade. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local family business!

Noles Nursery is a fabulous place. great service, price, and options. My first stop for trees and…read moreplants.

Great location. Excellent selection of plants, shrubs and trees. Staff are wonderful and lots of…read moreknowledge of what to grow locally. They spent over 30 minutes helping us select plants for our garden. I have been to their nursery three times over the past month and time everyone was very helpful.

42nd Street Greenhouse is a Great little nursery/greenhouse in the Millcreek area of Salt Lake…read moreCounty. They offer a really large assortment of heirloom tomatoes, almost equal to the list of those I found at the Wasatch Community Gardens plant sale. Also, they had some specialty pepper plants that I needed to complete my vegetable planting beds for the summer. I'll be back to checkout their annual flowers and other products.

Liqui-Dirt is a relatively new store, having opened at the end of 2019. I discovered them on…read moreInstagram, showing off a gorgeous planter. They are a bit out of the way, located near the South Valley Regional Airport, so you're just going to have to make it a destination on its own (They would fit right in on a cute lil' downtown street our boutique-y shopping area). When I arrived, what should I spot through their glass door, but a harlequin Great Dane puppy! I have one myself, just a few weeks younger than Miss Gaia who greeted me here, so of course I was already into anything they were selling. And don't you just love shop dogs? They are always the sweetest, so calm and friendly! We were also greeted by a cute little girl and her mother, who proceeded to explain their products, most notably the Liqui-Dirt fertilizer. This started it all about 15 years ago, and is a concentrated powder intended to be mixed with water. It is useful for all plants, and animal safe, so can even be utilized for aquaponics or ponds. Beyond it, they also carry a variety of pots and planters, heirloom seeds, soil, and many, many different plants. Their display of kokedama moss balls is gorgeous, and I would have snatched one up, but already have one at home. Instead, I admired stunning natural agate bowls, terrariums and colorful glass vases, but eventually settled on one of their house-crafted pots made of stone chips, because where else can you get one of those beauties? They come in a variety of colors and sizes, and the price includes plants! Picking my own was such fun, and they have so many options: loads of succulents, ferns, etc. Mostly standards, but a couple trendy, of-the-minute specimens too (I spied many pilea kokedama!). It took only five or so minutes for everything to be planted, and in the meantime, we paid for our purchase. Shortly after, my planter was revealed, and it is a natural masterpiece! The plants are arranged thoughtfully so as to show off each to their best advantage, living moss covers the soil, and moss covered sticks bring it all together. This is just my style, and I immediately started wondering to whom I might gift one, so I could return and put together more stunning creations! Our total was reasonable, with my planter, including the bowl, three plants, and service of having it arranged priced at $37. We also bought Liqui-Dirt. This is available in several sizes, from a small sample packet, the 8 oz bottle we chose at $35 (sufficient to prepare roughly 50 gallons, depending on use), to very large gallon and 5 gallon packages. This shop is tiny, and I do wish we had had a little more space to just look on our own. Other than that, it was a wonderful experience, and I will absolutely return.

Whether visiting their store on Airport Road in West Jordan, surfing their online wares, or seeing…read moretheir creative displays at nationwide home and garden shows, Liquidations-Dirt is a must-visit, especially as springtime approaches. Their great claim-to fame is their string garden kits, that, through a "plant ball," allow you to hang whatever you're growing. Whether aloe, a cactus, succulent, flowers, plants, or ferns, you've got a hanging and growing work of art. There are so any options of what to grow you'll have to check it all out yourself. All their products grow in their second claim-to-fame, Liqui-Dirt's plant food. The good folks at Liquid-Dirt are zymological gurus, big believers in the biochemical processes of plants. When it comes to their plant food, they believe in the "Power of 18." Be forewarned, there's a lot of s**t involved: from worms, from crickets, from bats, from rabbits, and from poultry (with a sprinkling of sawdust). Add to that alfalfa meal, blood meal, dolomite limes, gypsum, kelp meal, natural-flowing spring water, pH-balancing, and a handful or hard-to-pronounce-or-spell ingredients, you've got Liqui-Dirt's famous blend. Don't sleep on their other items: Garden seed packages for every imaginable vegetable, stone and glass bowls, plant health temperature and pH sticks, candle holders, and the rest. Liqui-Dirt's products are a little pricier than I would like, but the end-result is that their dirt grows healthy, easy-to-keep and provable plants. Just like their plants, I imagine the Liquidations-Dirt brand will keep growing and growing.

For the love of all that is holy, stop going to Home Depot for your plants! This place is amazing…read more Super knowledgeable and personalized service. They will guide you for your specific needs and help you align your selections for your climate and sun exposure.

Driving along 6400 South, I spied a sign for Homestead Nursery. The whole road is lined with…read morehouses, clearly a neighborhood, but there it was. I pulled into the long driveway, and after a few moments a home appeared on my left with another sign out front, and an open gate. Huh. It felt strange and not a little awkward, and I vacillated between checking it out or just driving away, in fact I got out, then sat back in my car, but thought I might as well have a bit of an adventure and marched right through the gate. There was a wooden shed surrounded by shelves of flowers: peonies, clematis, dahlias, impatiens, ice plant and more. As I explored, a young man turned the corner and cheerily greeted me, explaining it was their first day open for the season. After chatting for a bit, he headed back the way he'd come, and I realized the whole back of the garden was filled with lines of bushes and even some trees! I immediately snatched up a small Black Tower elderberry, as I have a bit of an obsession with elderberries. Other plants that caught my eye were a variety of hydrangeas, especially some espaliered specimens, huge blossom heavy apple trees, and pink lilacs. Everything was healthy, and reasonably priced, no more than a big box store like Home Depot, and in some cases, less. They take credit cards, and will create an account so you have a history of purchases. It's run by a sweet family, and the two sons I spoke to were very helpful and pleasant. You can tell they put a lot of care into these plants. The selection is not huge, but it's impressive for a "backyard nursery," and while basics are covered, I also noticed some goodies not available elsewhere (at least I haven't seen them, and I go to ALOT of nurseries). Check 'em out!

My husband and I stopped by this little plant shop today and we're blown away. There were so many…read morerare and awesome plants! My husband is a huge plant guy and he was in heaven. There was even a couch in one of the rooms so you could just sit and enjoy the plants. A lot of the plants are behind glass, but you're allowed to take them out to get a better look at them. They don't just have plants here. You can buy some awesome shirts and hoodies (they are so soft), earrings, pots, humidifiers, stickers, and more. They have some neat 3D printed pots as well. There's a really cool spot on the wall by the register where you can take a cutting and leave a cutting. It's such a neat concept, that we'd love to do that next time we stop by. The owner is such a nice and knowledgeable guy. He very approachable and answered all of our questions. I think my husband would definitely love to go back and chat about plants with him. All in all, this is a fantastic plant shop with an awesome owner and we will 100% return!

My boyfriend and I drove 14 hours round trip to visit this store for a pop-event they were hosting…read more But in my mind the host (Armstrong aroids) was the main event. I have never seen a plant store like it and now I can't look at my local nursery's the same. You can tell that every single plant in there was hand propagated, grown and cared for. Their selection was impeccable and at incredible prices. Finding all my wishlist plants in once place was a shock but also for much less than online retailers or Etsy. If I could go back I would've spent double. The owners are incredibly kind and knowledgeable, I can't recommend enough. I'm already planning another road trip to go back