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    Moon Valley Nurseries

    Moon Valley Nurseries

    4.4
    (743 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    I've been coming to this nursery for five years every time I need any landscaping or plants for my…read morehome. Lance is The most knowledgeable and professional person that I've come across. He helped me choose the right plants for the landscaping plans I have. My wife changes her mind so many times and he has been more than accommodating. Make sure you ask for Lance for all your landscaping and plants. You won't regret it!!!

    Terrible experience…read more Last April, we purchased four King Palms and one Strawberry Tree from Moon Valley. Before buying, we specifically asked multiple employees whether the Strawberry Tree would do well in our climate. We were assured not once, but twice, that it would thrive here. One salesperson even told us they had tested Strawberry Trees specifically in our desert climate and confirmed they were heat tolerant. We chose not to use Moon Valley's planting service because we already have a professional landscaping crew that handles our projects. This wasn't our first time planting trees in the desert. We followed all of Moon Valley's instructions, including the watering guidelines provided in their pamphlet, and used the recommended soil conditioner and Moon Juice at planting. For the first month, the tree appeared healthy. Then summer arrived. Almost immediately, the leaves began drooping. We increased hand watering and contacted our salesperson. We sent photos of the tree, our irrigation setup, the dripper output, and our watering schedule. He confirmed that the tree was receiving adequate water but suggested additional hand watering, and another application of Moon Juice because the tree appeared stressed. We followed every recommendation. The tree briefly showed signs of life with a few small leaves emerging near the base, but for the remainder of the summer it looked like a Charlie Brown tree, barely hanging on. When temperatures cooled, we pruned the dead branches in hopes of encouraging new growth. A few leaves emerged on one side, but the tree never recovered. We later had an arborist on our property to thin our sumac tree, and he told us he doubted the Strawberry Tree would survive the winter. Surprisingly, it did survive the winter, although it looked weak and unhealthy. Now that the heat has returned, it is dying all over again and appears to be beyond saving. What's especially frustrating is that the two King Palms visible in the background of the photos were purchased from Moon Valley at the same time and planted by the same landscaping crew. They are healthy, thriving, and proving that the planting and watering methods were not the issue. The reality is that Strawberry Trees simply do not appear to handle our extreme desert heat nearly as well as we were led to believe. In speaking with someone on Nextdoor, I discovered they experienced the exact same issue with a newly planted Strawberry Tree purchased from Moon Valley. The difference is that Moon Valley planted theirs, so it was replaced under warranty. Unfortunately, because we chose not to use Moon Valley's expensive planting service, we are out approximately $650 on a tree that was recommended to us as being well-suited for our climate. In my opinion, Moon Valley is very eager to sell high-priced trees, but when a product fails despite the customer following their instructions, they do not stand behind it unless you also paid for their planting service. I truly do not believe having them plant this tree would have changed the outcome. Needless to say, we will not be purchasing from Moon Valley again.

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    Botany

    Botany

    4.3
    (14 reviews)
    6.7 mi
    $$

    Botany is a local plant nursery located on the same plot of land that used to be Sun and Moon…read morenursery. There are 2 greenhouse entrances and that are connected. No other areas are there for customers. It's a lot of land, but it seems to all be under construction. Greenhouse #1: There's a mix of houseplants, cacti, and succulents. Most of the plants are like 85% healthy. Many have brown spot or were in the sun too long. If you are looking for a fully healthy plant - inspect before you buy. There are a number of cute handmade items, including: necklaces, pots, plant stakes, cute sayings on boards, macrame hangings, suncatchers, etc. Not a large array of plant accessories - but definitely a nice assortment. The pricing goes from reasonable to crazy exorbitant. Most of the reasonable plants are small or common - but beware of small & pricey plants. Just because a sign says a plant is rare - doesn't mean they should be charging $70 for it. One of the rare plants that was crazy high priced - I literally saw at Lowe's for under $10. Overall, I really love the plot of land, the greenhouse, and the assortment. But, I firmly believe in being fair to your clients. Times are hard and raising prices 15% is reasonable for a new, struggling business - but raising prices too high is a no-no in my book. I don't know, maybe they need to find better plants for lower prices from their wholesaler. Greenhouse #2: There's a lovely area with a koi pond. They have a variety of water plants too. - Overall impression: Could be the place every plant lover in town flocks to - if the prices are made to be way more reasonable. The variety of plants is awesome. But, I want more... more quality plants, more tiny plants that don't break the bank, and more cute plant accessories- stakes, plant hangers, etc. I will probably go back. And we did get a nice plant. But, the overdone prices put me off. Maybe there should be a section called "Made You Look" for regular people like me who can't afford the awesome plants that are too expensive! Just kidding. Also, I want to be clear that there are MANY reasonably priced plants.

    I found this place on Instagram and my first thought was "it probably looks good on insta but have…read morelow expectations when you go." When I actually WENT to Botany for one of their Half Moon Markets, I was blown away and how amazing it was. It's like a little plant oasis in the middle of the desert. Just walking in felt calming almost. The owner is the sweetest, kindest, community oriented person. She opens her greenhouses for a vendor market once a month and the vibe is so great

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    IKEA

    IKEA

    3.3
    (778 reviews)
    8.7 mi
    $$

    Stringbean slept over his G-ma's & Papa's last friday night, so we went here after lunch on…read moresaturday afternoon, just to get some ideas, and get some steps in. It's always changing here, just like the restaurant. The market's being moved to the inside part, near the patio furniture and the checkout registers. Much of it was already situated there, but there was a worker in there, removing the last few parts of it. (I believe the cafe is remaining, since there are numerous kiosks there.) Not sure what will be here but I'm sure that it will be different the next time we visit. Noticed that the yellow signs, similar to what Albertsons and Smiths uses, for Lower Pricing; it was prevalent here, maybe to grab the customer's attention. It worked. Snapped lots of possibilities, for our stringbean's room. A five drawer dresser. We were also looking at the rugs for our foyer, our lowest level. But we still need to measure the space. Delifika- got the other ones, the funny thing is if it is in the Collection, there are numerous items with the same name. The same goes for the furniture. The meatballs are now $14.99, which I believe are due to the current administration's tarriffs. Used to get them, when they were $8.99. That was a long time ago. Update: I've used the Foljsam baking dish for our air-fryer, and it worked out perfectly. It is the right size, shape and depth for it.

    IKEA used to be a go-to destination - busy, well-organized, and genuinely fun to browse. Lately,…read morethough, it feels like a shadow of its former self. The showroom feels noticeably empty, both in terms of foot traffic and staff presence. Though the upstairs display walk through areas look decent and recently rearranged/changed, it still feels empty. Where there used to be employees readily available on the floor, you're lucky to spot a few in certain areas. If you're coming in to return or exchange an item, you may casually stand around for a bit until staff comes from the back to tend to that area. Displays of merchandise feel like an afterthought compared to how carefully curated things once were i.e.: a cart full of items vs them being displayed and organized. The biggest disappointment? The cafe downstairs.. I've visited a few times recently and it's been closed or non-operational each time with kiosks showing an error screen or "CLOSED". It used to be a highlight of the whole trip - I'd always look forward to grabbing a little meatball sundae on the way and making an afternoon of it. Instead, I now find myself in a long long line waiting for one of four self-checkout stations to open up.. (the previously staffed registers are no longer a thing and other self-checkout lines are blocked off)..only to look over and see the cafe kiosk dark and unattended. It really takes the joy out of the visit. That said, there are still some redeeming qualities. The as-is section remains a solid find for deals, and apparently you can now shop it online - a nice touch. The space also has free WiFi, so if you're looking for a low-key study spot and the restaurant upstairs happens to be open, it could work for that. Overall, it feels like IKEA is operating with reduced resources, and it shows. I don't follow there business much so I'm not sure if they're struggling but hoping things turn around not only for the customers but for the staff too!

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