Very well-maintained nursery tucked away on the south side of town just a couple minutes from…read moreGravenstein Highway South. They have an amazing collection of healthy plants, succulents, cacti, bonsai trees as well as numerous greenhouses you can walk through filled with all kinds of potted plants. Their selection is varied and not what you would normally see at other nurseries. I've noticed their plants at other stores so they wholesale as well. When the weather is nice, it is a peaceful quiet place to take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the property. Their employees are always very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. It's hard to walk away without a new green friend in your arms. Parking could be tight on Saturdays. Open limited days and hours.

I had this great idea to give Bonsai plants as gifts to a team that helped with a campaign…read more Little did I know how difficult it would be to actually find a nursery that specialized in Bonsai. I searched most of the east bay and finally got a few recommendations from expert plant growers to head up to Sebastopol and visit Lone Pine Gardens. Almost an hour and a half drive and the entrance is just a gate off on Lone Pine with only a couple of places to even park on the narrow road. But definitely worth the drive if you're looking for a variety of Bonsai at different stages and for incredibly reasonable prices. Lone Pine has a fantastic variety of species, stages, and styles of Bonsai plants and trees. What I liked l most was the variety of prices and sizes. Most places charge an arms and a leg but an early bonsai here is close to half the price at other places. The bonus was the nice variety of succulents. A bit out of the way, but the best place to shop for bonsai and browse succulents and other potted plants.

Bought your wonderful chive plants from Whole Foods, we are so grateful they are the best chive…read moreplants on the market! Thank you!

My Grandfather was born in Sebastopol and raved about their apples. This nursery has many great…read morelocal varieties. They also sell and distribute potted herbs like Chervil in a cool biodegradable pot that I picked up at Yamagami's Nursery in Silicon Valley. Chervil is the unsung hero herb in authentic Herbes de Provence (chervil, savory, marjoram, rosemary, thyme, and oregano). It is hard to find but worth the effort if you enjoy French cooking with fresh ingredients you can grow right in your own backyard.

This is the largest nursery I've ever seen! Tucked away in the groves of Sebastopol there are rows…read moreand rows of plants and flowers with a beautiful botanical garden in the back with a meadow, rock garden and pond. Now is a great time to visit!

My Moms wish for her birthday was to walk the gardens. So…read morehappy that we did in the light rain that was falling. There are lots of plants for sale - the owners were entertaining so youngsters with stories of fairies living in the ferns.

This nursery had a wonderful selection and variety of plants, shrubs and trees. They were…read moreextremely helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend then!

This place has so many "read the fine print" flaws I can't help but give them a low rating. All of…read morethe "specials" and "deals" you are offered in their advertising are not--the prices are no less than if you just called them out of the blue. Also, their claim that the prices you are quoted covers everything is false. They fail to mention that in addition to the already sky high price they have quoted there is an additional $250 delivery fee!! Their trees are described as though they are HUGE. NOT TRUE!! The smallest size that they offer is basically the same as a very similar tree--blood orange, mandarin orange, & nectarine--that you could buy at Home Depot for about $75 cost about $500! And while they do plant the trees, they do not attach them to irrigation or repair any damage done to surrounding landscaping.

I did receive a few plants that have done amazingly well here in the NE. I can't remember how I…read moreended up with plants from them but I had ordered online and they were packaged wonderfully. I hope they open up the retail side to mail order someday. They would have a loyal customer here in the NE.

Whenever I come here I feel like a kid in a candy store. I want to buy one of everything! This…read morewholesale nursery is well organized with a plethora of plants to choose from. The staff are always helpful and the prices reasonable

Lovely nursery, so worth making an appointment. Lovely grounds, extremely kind and knowledgeable…read moreowners. They have an amazing variety of hard to find plants. I could have spent hours there.

A wonderful nursery. Do take the time to make an appointment and go there. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable owners, beautifully laid out in a shady wooded area, it's a wonderful experience just to walk through it. But you will also find many varieties of plants unavailable elsewhere, as well as great advice. Highly recommended.

If you've ever been disappointed with the scent of a bouquet of roses fresh from the florist, it's…read moreprobably because most modern roses have been bred exclusively for scent and stem length, and the real rose smell has been forgotten by the wayside. I didn't know how good roses can smell (truly, truly intoxicating) until I discovered Vintage Gardens. They are part of a group of passionate rose growers who are reviving old root stocks and propagating those endangered varieties that no one knows about. Packed with petals and drenched in perfume, these are roses as they're meant to be. If you garden at all, it's worth ordering some of their bare root roses to plant in your garden, and you might think about a trip to Sebastopol to check out their gardens (see their website for their private garden location).

Vintage Gardens has over 4,000 old garden roses in its collection. It is the largest and most…read morediverse collection of antique roses in the United States. Not only do these roses have beautiful flowers and divine old rose fragrance, but many of them are drought tolerant as well. Old garden roses are easy to grow and easy to maintain. They also add a lot of value as shrubs. If you have only seen and struggle with modern Hybrid Teas, you will be in for a treat by growing old garden roses. I highly recommend that anyone interested in having a garden in our current times of drought should look into old garden roses. They are the most rewarding plants and so easy to grow. They are an online nursery only, so you should visit their website: http://www.vintagegardens.com/

Intriguing. Sign on the road and signs on the property, but we left feeling very confused! It looks…read morelike someone's home and a personal collection of plants, cacti and succulents. Really beautiful plants. No distinct area to know what is for sale and what isn't for sale. Saw no one. Only a dog that barked, sniffed us and then walked back in the house. I thought he would have alerted the owner that we were there, but no one came out. :( Saw LOTS of cute things and unique succulents that I would have purchased, but no one came out to greet us. Would be nice if there was a sign explaining what to do if you want to buy something. Maybe I should have called the number on this yelp listing? Hours of operation is confusing as well. It was a Sunday morning around 10am. Oh well. It was quite an adventure! Might try again next time we're in the area!! Like I said, intriguing!

He has an amazing selection. He's very helpful in aiding one choose the right plants. It's a…read morebeautiful place with very beautiful people!