Came to get some bushes and had a great experience. The owner was very knowledgeable, friendly and…read morethey had great prices!!

The woman who runs the front office here doesn't know how to treat customers properly. She comes…read moreoff rude, condescending and always seems to be in a bad mood. And their nursery is a mess, disorganized, with junk all over the back, dead plants left to rot in place. Not many of their plants are even labeled or priced, and what is priced is often wrong. Tree selection is poor, and overpriced for small trees. Most everything is priced high here. Sod, nursery and flower arrangements? They're spreading themselves too thin here and their business is suffering for it. After a few visits I won't be back.

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!

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.

Big selection of flowering plants. More varieties and better prices than J&J (which I also went to…read moretoday). Some trees and bushes (not a huge variety). Good variety of standard veggies and herbs. I'll be using them for my flowers because they are the only garden center close by. But I'd go somewhere different for big items. Edit: This week I went to Western Garden Center down town, which is awesome! But I spent more than I would have at Loveland. I did buy a lot of our perennials here, but had to get a lot at Western Gardens too because Loveland just doesn't have as much variety. If you were doing a normal garden plot, you could get everything you need here. But we are doing a huge garden and wanted a big variety of things that were very easy to care for and good for the excessive heat and sun in that spot. If I wasn't so super picky or was doing an average garden, I would have done all my shopping here and saved myself $100 out of the $300 I spent at Western Garden. I spent $100 at Loveland and it would have been $150 at Western Garden....which is cheaper than some other places in SLC. So that tells you how cheap this place is! $7-8 for and average (6"??) pot, which is mostly what I got. I don't recall the prices on other things.

I found this hidden secret last year for my flowers. The quality of the flowers is above that of…read moreother nearby nurseries and the pricing is comparable. The reason for a 3-star rating and not higher is that the guy working there didn't seem to know much about flowers. I felt like he was part of the landscaping end and not the nursery side. He didn't know what types of flowers they had when I asked if they had some very common types of flowers. The bar code system didn't seem to work correctly and I was overcharged for flowers I didn't buy. I went back to have it corrected and he didn't know how to reverse it in their system. I ended up with additional plants that I didn't really need or want, just so I got what I paid for. Will I go back? Most likely. I don't know that I would stop going based on one employee.

Small shop with a great variety- plus awesome service! We will be back next time we are in town!read more

I love plants so much and hope to one day open my own shop! When I went in yesterday I was met by…read morethe kindest women ever and we talked plants and explained if I had any questions she helped me! I bought a ping which is a carnivorous plant and I ended up taking it home and arranged it. Love this shop! I will definitely come here again can't wait!

I always call ahead to ask if he has what I need. Service is great and if you want you can play…read moreball with his dogs. There are a variety of items for your home garden needs

This place needs more reviews! It's so cute! The dogs are so SWEET and CUTE! I would go back just…read moreto see them! No but seriously guys go visit! I went a couple weeks ago with my boyfriend and we got pumpkins!

I recently mail ordered a variety of seeds and bulbs. I inadvertently used the wrong form of…read morepayment and Brenda from the support team was super helpful in correcting my mistake. The seeds and bulbs all arrived as expected, they have not had time to grow yet.

You can only order online with this business or phone them, but they give free shipping if you live…read morewithin 50 miles! Call them to receive the code, which never expires. Last year I couldn't garden as I was rehabbing from shoulder surgery so I planted a cover crop that they recommended. It turned out GREAT! This year I ordered organic seeds for my garden and they were shipped within 2 days. I love this business!

People that work here are awesome. They are always friendly and willing to help. The cashier went…read moreout of her way to let my son pet the rabbits.

The staff are rude and unfriendly. I think the manager must be a jerk and they adopted his…read moreattitude. I told the cashier she needs training and how to be friendly and polite. If you enjoy a rude behavior from service employees, this is a good place to shop.