Got my beautiful Begonia here and a Christmas cactus! Its so cute and so healthy…read more They put them in a cute lil gift box (My daughter bought them for me!) and it made me feel really special as I was having a hard week. I am a plant enthusiast and I love to hoard plants. This is a dangerous place for a plant hoarder! lol

Dig Gardens in Santa Cruz has it all: plants, trees, succulents, pots, planting accessories,…read morebooks, gifts, furniture, cards, and even jewelry.... But did you know they also have classes?!!! I KNOW, RIGHT?!! That's crazy. I thought they had everything, but now they really do! I took my first class at Dig Gardens: it was to make a Kokedama (a plant growing out of a moss ball that you can hang or place). It was taught by Kitty, whom I adore because, well, she's the sweetest. I picked a Lemon Lime Prayer Plant, named it "Stanley", and had to rework it several times to a point that it was almost embarrassing. Thankfully I know the instructor, so that made it better. Haha. The other "students" were awesome because aren't all plant parents and plant lovers the best?!! Well we all laughed when we lost leaves or messed up. It was really fun. This class included all the materials, tools, your choice of plant, and drinks (water or wine). No one surprisingly chose wine - I guess we took Kokodama very seriously! It was a 2 hour class but finished in 1.5 hours. It was around $65 I believe, and totally worth the experience as well as all the materials. Classes take place behind the store in a little workshop in the outdoor garden. Only a couple people took the class with a friend, and everyone else took it solo, like me. I would definitely take another class here.

Staff was awesome. Friendly and very helpful. Arranged to have my 2 cords if eucalyptus delivered 4…read moredays before original schedule. The wood is fantastic, cut to perfect size for my fireplace insert. The 2 men delivering also stacked for me for an additional charge. They did a great job and had both cords stacked in about 2 hours. I will be using Pacific firewood and lumber for my future wood needs. Highly recommend.

Ran out of wood just before Christmas. Called up pacific firewood and they had green oak or…read moresemi-seasoned eucalyptus for $450+ tax (Dec '23). Delivery was $60. Figured the eucalyptus would be fine semi seasoned since this wood is so flammable. They delivered in the rain per my request! Wood still came pretty dry and they were able to back up my steeper driveway and have their dump truck dump at the top. Wood has been great quality and burns hotttt and pretty long in the wood stove. The front office was very accommodating and nice. They included some wood to go since we had mentioned we were completely out. Was a good idea anyway to try it out and see if we liked the wood. Also gave us a couple of freebie fire starters which is paraffin wax and cedar shavings. Those start a fire quickly but was $1.25 each. Even cutting them in quarters I don't think it's worth the price over fat wood or other starters such as that. Either way-- highly recommend checking it out for firewood. They also sell Christmas trees here and looked to be of high quality and not any more than Home Depot or other places with cut trees in town.

These guys are really excellent. They were able to provide high quality mulch and deliver it with…read moreprecision on a reasonable timeline for a reasonable price. I plan on returning to Evergreen Supply for all my mulch needs, thank you again!

We love this place! Whenever we need soil/rocks/landscape materials this is our "go to" business…read more Awesome friendly customer service and quick and efficient purchases every time! A special shout out to Kathleen for her patience and friendly nature with all my question and phone calls.

My wife orders a cord of wood. Dude on the phone talks to her about benefits of starting fire with…read moredry wood then burning wet wood all night so the fire last longer. I tell her that's crazy talk. I ask her if she asked if the wood is dry. He told her yes. Next day the delivery happens when no one is home. Totally wet uncured wood. It will barely light. Bottom line is we had to go buy another cord of wood from a reputable dealer that will actually burn. Avoid these people.

Jeff came out to two of our locations and spent a fair amount of his "free" time giving us advice…read moreand an estimate on cutting down a bunch of trees. He was extremely honest in his opinion in what we should and should not do and we appreciated that. Nicole was easy to deal with, send us the estimate and even updated the estimate so it could be send to our neighbors. We have dealt with a lot of contractors in the past. Jeff was straight to the point, communicating his expertise and did his job as promised. We will see Jeff again for our future tree maintenance.

- Definitely worth a visit. $10 fee to look around. They have nice tables where you can picnic…read more - There is a Rapunzel tower on one of the pathways that is enchanting. - Grab some complimentary koi food; you can feed the one koi fish; It hangs out right underneath the waterfall; it likes the waterfall massage. - There is a really nice pond / waterfall / tiki hut / moon gate. - Great looking bamboo. Check out the "black bamboo", which looks very cool. - Just a heads-up: Bamboo grows super fast, like a grass, because it is a grass. It's often a good idea to add a box planter of bamboo to your yard instead of planting the bamboo directly in the ground.

Surprised to find out there was a $15 adult admission fee, this is a nursery not park. Well, since…read morewe were already there, we decided to go in and explore. The bamboo paths and short walking trails were pleasant and it's a peaceful vibe. However, the koi pond was poorly maintained, there were no koi and covered with some kind of water weeds, which was disappointing. Overall, if an admission fee is being charged for a nursery, it would be upkeep better to make the visit feel more worthwhile.

Great wood and at least mediocre customer service in the yard…read more Still the best around, but people working there need to care more

Prompt, professional, polite, courteous. Hector was very proactive and helping me finding…read morediscontinued tricks, cutting it and loading it into my truck. It was the best service I've ever had at a lumber company. Thank you Hector I wish I could give you 10 stars. Ron

Top notch nursery. Best plant stock…read more Best knowledge. Best practices for healthy plants for your home and for our larger ecosystems. Hidden gem of Santa Cruz.

I am a professional landscape designer in the Santa Cruz area for 10 years. My first stop is to…read moreCentral Coast Wilds because they are committed to California native plants, the tools I use most in my design and installation services. I often choose drought tolerant choices from Central Coast Wilds, so that I do not even have to install irrigation systems, saving the client money and hassle. If they don't have what I need, or there is a big special order, they custom grow the species I need. Central Coast also offers sod choices with drought tolerance and resistance, so I can really do one-stop plant shopping for my design clients. I know where the plants come from. CCW services designers like me and clients, but helps to preserve the natural heritage of the central coast's varied and spectacular biota.

Goodwood burns great! It'sustainably sourced, and it burns hotter than the red oak, keeping my home…read morenice and toasty warm. It's super clean, easy to stack and long lasting. You can even cut off pieces of the cylinders to make kindling. Working with Jen (the owner) and the rest of her crew was also a great experience. With the recent cold spell, we had burned through our supply of dry wood, and our outdoor supplies were all wet. I called Jen, she was super responsive, friendly and thoughtful. Her team of employees were great to work with as well. They had my pallet water-proofed and loaded, and I was on my way in about 10 minutes. Goodwood does not need to make this wood product available to the public. They have plenty of orders from high-end resorts. Jen and her team deserve a lot of appreciation. They are doing great work for our community and our planet. The only caution I would have is to keep the wood dry. Like another reviewer mentioned, it turns to sawdust when wet. I would suggest this for indoor storage and use only.

Update: This wood product MUST be stored in a dry environment. Any water converts it right back to…read moresawdust, learned the hard way. Tip: Can be hard to start a fire - Use cardboard top and bottom to get a fire lit.