Someone gave me a kordes perfecta rose bush that came from this nursery. It bloomed for a month…read morethen died. I loved the color, fragrance, rose shape. So i waited until they had them back in stock The next year and bought two of the same variety of rose going by the label attached as it wasnt blooming yet. One died again within a month the other after it bloomed it was obvious that it was miss-tagged and not the same variety. Not even close, colors are wrong very little fragrance wrong flower shape. The next year they didn't carry kordes perfecta variety and still don't. So i have a rose bush i cant stand and never would have purchased and cannot get the variety i want anymore. Each time i go they want cash only and wont give a receipt. So its impossible to get a new plant. Please note i got my maricopa master gardener certification in 2001. And my yard was once on a garden tour... i know how to grow things. So why did 2 of 3 die within 1-2 months? And why are they misstagged? Not happy at all

Great selection and service. Walked the nursery and picked out the citrus trees I wanted. Came…read moreback later and picked them up. Have driven by here a million times and never saw this place

Wonderful and Very Helpful owners! Great selection and Quality! Definitely will be going back!read more

The young man that helped my husband and I find special wood for a bar top was amazing! He was…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. He gave us a nice deal because we belong to SCW Woodclub. I can't wait to see this bar top finished! Ron and Linda

I am really happy with the expertise of this nursery and all the workers I've met over the years…read moreare simply nice and ask about what you would be looking for. Jake is really informative with his varietal information and they even have a bonsai now. They always have a few new plants that are interesting or unique types you just can't find anywhere else I've seen. They have contrator accounts but they Do care about gardening enthusiasts that come in. Other nurseries I went to only care about contractor accounts but this nutsery is just a nice environment for gardeners of all ages. I really appreciate it and just wanted to extend my review and my thanks.

I love this place every time I come here , they greet me and even this time they even give me cold…read morewater for me and my girls , such a beautiful place to go walk around look around the beautiful flowers , trees , I come here as often and I love it so peaceful and prices are so much better than most places you should go for yourselves if you need help with anything they even help you with any questions you might have

Stopped by for a few shrubs that didn't survive in my yard. Armed with some pictures of the plants,…read morethe team in the office hooked me up with John in the back lot. John welcomed me with a handshake (a real one, not that weak stuff some guys give) and listened to my needs. I showed him the pics of what I needed and he rattled off the names and showed me what they had. For the coral fountain and purple lantana there was a lot to choose from. For the red bird of paradise (15 gal) there was only one up front and it wasn't a 10/10. He offered to take me in the back to look at others but I was in a time crunch. He went back, grabbed a beautiful specimen, and was back up front with it next to my truck before I paid. Awesome service from all (esp John) and I think their prices are better than the big box stores. I'll be back, thanks guys!

Construction is going on right now so you'll enter right before the 303 into their tool rental…read morefacility then take the dirt road west to the nursery. Now most of their business comes from landscapers. They come in and order what they want. They do cell tonthe general public as well. When I came in and told her what I wanted she tried ringing it up right away. I let her know I wanted to pick it out. The gal up front greated me and was nice. So was the gal whe sweet gal who took me to the plants but didn't speak much English. We managed just fine working together. This is a place you go to do business at, but you won't get that warm fuzzy personable experience which is totally fine with me. Their Ocotillos weren't what I was looking for so I was on my way. Still worth checking out if ever looking for desert or tropical plants. Many are under shade but still get sun. Just think of where you'll be planting it verses how they are growing it and you should be fine. They are very busy.

Appreciate the parking spot reserved for veterans. Thank you…read more The prices are very high, and even with a veteran discount, Amazon prices are still lower. That works until it doesn't -- and when you need a tool right NOW, a short drive beats overnight delivery. Be aware if you're buying Gatorade there, prices of $8.98 per case. Be careful, because a case isn't what you see enclosed in cardboard (24 bottles): a case is 8 bottles, and there are three sets of 8-bottle packs in the cardboard pack. Deceptive... In this case, I didn't care about the prices because our local fire department stopped a brush fire from burning down my house the day before, and as they were still hard at work, we bought 96 bottles of Gatorade, packed them in shaved ice and delivered them ice-cold to the county, city, and state crews working to save our town. In this case, Home Depot provided us with what we needed,

We checked out the new Home Depot on Cactus Rd. In Surprise on Saturday. The parking lot is a bit…read moresmall but we found a spot no problem. Lots of staff inside wherever we went to help with our questions. In Doors section, a worker spent time showing us all the options for pet doors. She was very nice and informative. We found everything we needed. No checkers available. Everything was self checkout, which went smoothly and a staff member checked on us immediately.

A lot to choose from. They offer shutters, tile, flooring. We had Duane and Dave help us. Both nice…read moreguys. Honest, funny and very helpful. Good store. Good customer service.

Had a great experience with One Stop Tile Shop. All the employees are friendly are accommodating…read more They have a nice selection of solid flooring, backsplashes and more. Ordering was flawless. Returning unused unopened material was easy peasy. Andy even researched information on the tile we picked out and made sure we got it right away from thr same lot as the sample we had fallen in love with. They are not the least expensive, but they are competitive and they quoted us the same price as we received from another company without knowthing their price. The do charge freight. Thr big box stores/home improvement stores don't. I still went with One Stop to guarantee getting the tile from the lot we liked and to support local businesses. They had been so good to us for over a year. We ordered off of the measurements my husband gave along with the company who installed our flooring. Plus a cushion. Note needed materials can change for many reason different reasons. We had travertine downstairs so when installing in our family room they needed to use an extra thick layer of thinset to raise it up higher which was an added cost later. Things are unforseen sometimes. My husband works with flooring contractors and understands this. We also wanted to be able to go upstairs where our bedrooms were so we upgraded some of the thinset to rapid set. That way we could walk on it a couple of hours after install rather than the following morning. They do not install flooring as they are not licensed. They do offer business cards to you of companies they know. I highly recommend you use your own. Research reviews, or go with a recommendation from someone you know. Some helpful advice having flooring installed. Double check the tile and make sure that it is what you ordered. Not home? Use your cell phone and photos! Make sure it is being installed properly. Not home? Ask for a photo of a small dry layout or once they are starting a photo of the first few feet. Wrap electronics in plastic. Cover furniture. Flooring contractors don't do this. We would all love for it to be a perfect world, but unfortunately the trade world is far from it and you need to keep up with what is going on. Even long distance. Make sure you have a cushion of funds for thr unforseen in case something comes up. If One Stop doesn't have a tile you like give them thr information and more than likely they can get it for you!

Beautiful showroom, although it's only about 1,200 sq ft. (?) False advertising. We found a…read moremagazine announcing their newly expanded 150,000 sq ft "show room," it's not a show room, it's a huge warehouse and you can't just walk in and look around. We couldn't get anyone to help us. We were handed a piece of paper to complete with our information. Apparently you need an appointment, however the ad didn't say that. We went there because they offer 3D drawings and design. We wanted ideas. We drove 40 minutes and turned around 15 minutes later and went home. Apparently it's geared toward contractors, not individuals. We may use them later, however our first impression was cold.

We purchased $14k of Gila brand kitchen cabinets from Window Depot. Tristen was very helpful. We…read moreunfortunately have to give a bad review. We bought what we were told was solid white oak facings on all cabinets, it turns out to be a plastic laminate covering. We bought fully assembled cabinets and extra facings to cover the front of a panel ready Sub Zero fridge. Turns out the paneling for the fridge is plywood faced with real white Oak and so does not match the cabinets color or sheen. All the pieces we paid extra for fridge are useless as they don't match $$$$. The fully assembled cabinets were not actually 'assembled' they were put together but very few had any nails, staples, or glue. The drawers literally fell apart in my hands. Unfortunately as a DIY long project we did not become aware of these problems soon enough. We actually installed then had a contractor come explain to us why we had such a hard time installing. Not a signal cabinet was square. Are only option was to completely dismantle the kitchen, take apart all cabinets and rebuild them correctly, and then reinstall. Our behind timeline did not leave that as an option. Do not make the same mistake we made. If you buy assembled take out every drawer and be sure all mechanisms have correct amount of screw and drawers are glued and stapled properly. Then take a square and check all sides of cabinets to see if square. I believe Tristan was truthfully and honest with us. I believe he was misled and unaware of the challenges we would face. I blame Gila and myself for not being more conscientious. Ken Clark

Some limits as to what cactus inventory (well-suited to all desert conditions) they carry, but what…read morethey have is in good shape. Great advice as to what water is needed (freshly-planted vs mature) and feeding; what sun exposure a specific plant needs or does best in; potting vs being planted in the ground; how to train a plant for best results. Prices are high, but in this economy, what isn't? Still, there are bargains to be found. Very nice people who know their stuff (in other words, no cashiers pretending to know plants, like those you meet at Home Depot and Loews).

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Huge selection of plants to choose from in a peaceful and…read morerelaxed setting. It's great to support a local business instead of a big box store when possible.