I love stopping by their booth at the Corona Certified Farmer's Market to see what treasures this…read moresuper sweet sister duo has each week! I have a mild addiction to plants, succulents more specifically (although my husband would probably upgrade my condition to moderate), so I get particular joy from seeing what interesting varieties are available. Whether you're a full-blown horticulturist like my BFF who enthusiastically talked shop with them for a good 20 minutes one cloudy Saturday afternoon, an apprentice level collector like me or a first time novice succulent or air plant buyer who is jumping on the Pinterest home decor bandwagon, they are happy to help you choose the right plant, give plant care advice and even gush over your lovely selection with you. You can tell they are truly passionate about their plants! They offer cacti, succulents and air plants in a variety of sizes and species, with prices starting around $2 and going to from there, depending on the size and rarity of the plant. I've personally purchased everything from a 4-inch "hen-and-chicks" for my ever-growing window collection, to a 1-gallon planter containing a 3-foot tall "Slipper Plant" for my full-sun drought-resistant garden bed. If you're looking for something to brighten your home and unlike the DIY garden centers, you want solid advice from a local, passionate small business owner, then I highly recommend checking them out! Happy Planting!!

Got some succulents here for a graduation present and they're so cute! Monica takes great care of…read moreher plants, has a great collection, and is so sweet!

Off the main road and hard to find, no clear entrance. We didn't go in just pulled back out as it…read moredidn't look well maintained.

Awesome Nursery,I been buying with them since the FONTANA location. This location is bigger and…read morebetter. Great customer service ! GREAT prices! Now closer to my home. Good asset to the jurupa valley / riverside community

Amazing assortment of all kinds of flora. Plus, very accommodating staff! Spread the word!read more

I recently visited Louie's Nursery to purchase a couple of palo verde trees. I want to start by…read moresaying the staff member who helped me locate the 5-gallon palo verde trees was excellent--very patient, knowledgeable, and took the time to answer all of my questions. Unfortunately, the experience at checkout completely changed my impression. The cashier was not friendly and seemed impatient, which made the process uncomfortable and disappointing. The nursery does offer fair pricing and a wide selection of plants, which I appreciated. However, customer service--especially at checkout--is just as important. Because of this experience, I will likely choose to shop somewhere else next time.

Very nice tucked away place. A lot of variety! The woman there was very helpful and showed us some…read morethings to do to help the plants come back next year.

Before you go to Home Depot, try this place first. Nice selection of succulents and other plants…read more Plenty of trees and cactus. Came home with three plants under $20 dollars, I say that's a great! The lady was pretty knowledgeable of what plants they have. She quickly pointed out the plants I wanted and never once sold me something. Support small business!

Excellent customer service! Knowledgeable and friendly. Very…read moreimpressive operation. The worms are lively and very wiggly, perfect addition to my garden. Thank you!!

Worm Monger: "I sell worms by the pound. Want some?" Your…read moreYelper: "Suddenly, I do." I did not wonder WHY a person sells worms. At $35/pound the answer is clear: Where there's a buyer, sellers will follow. If you recoil in horror at this price, note that worms, if properly cared for, will multiply exponentially. They lay eggs! And boy are they good for our Earth. I did wonder HOW a person weighs out worms. My worm monger said it's simple: She sells so many she knows exactly how much to give, and dirt is not included in the weight. Well there you have it...an honest worm lady. Or perhaps I am a trusting worm buyer. Either way when I looked at said pile of worms, I was quite satisfied as to the poundage. TIP: Put the worm food in a blender to make it easier for the little creatures to eat.