I got several plants from their pop-ups in Santana Row and my babies have been not only growing but…read morereproducing very nicely and healthy. I am so happy with the unique plants they cater and even liked so much the graphic design of the business card that I decided to keep it (they have a crescent moon and stars and in the back the elegant drawing of a hand holding the world. As cute as their plants. Will keep an eye in where they will have their next pop-up.

If you are looking for a tree nursery with a diverse selection of LARGE trees, look no further…read more This is a non profit business, so your purchase is actually a donation. I actually have been trying to come here for some time 1) LOCATION: This place is located right near the airport. So you have trees flying over you which is somewhat of a nuisance if you are trying to talk to someone and are hard of hearing! The trees are nicely organized and you can even down load the availability sheet before you come. They update the sheet pretty often, so you get a good idea of what's available before you go. 2) TREES & PRICE: Quality: Hands down quality for the price. Everything looked pretty healthy. I didn't see any diseased trees, and there were no dry or dead/ weeping trees. They are organized and there are so many!! Usually when you go to a nursery, you tend to see a lot of plants and just a handful of trees. Not only are there a ton of trees (see the list), they are massive compared to trees in other nursery's. Price: WOW!! Such great prices. They ask for a donation of 80-100 per tree, which is a lot less than some of the other nursery trees we have picked up. Typically you pay anywhere between $170-350 for a tree similar to the on ones in the tree lot. Not only are they great prices the trees are around 9' tall for some of the bigger ones. Same price. The only bummer is that it is only open to the public Thur-Friday, between 8-12. It makes it hard to get in there with such a small window.

After visiting this place, I am definitely going to sign up to volunteer. Tons of dead trees,…read moretipped over trees, and volunteers sitting at the entrance just looking at their phones. I straightened more tipped over pots while there than what it looks like the volunteers do. Definitely will update.

Happened to be in the area, saw Plumeria Company and had to make a stop! Variety of plumerias…read moredisplayed outside and blooming. So pretty and fragrant! Pricing ranges from $20-$40 depending on colors/size I ended up buying 2 Plumeria Llamarada due to the vibrant colors of red, orange, yellow and its sweet fragrance. Definitely not low-maintenance plants but when they bloom it's so worth it! Bringing a bit of Hawaii home. Plumeria Company also has plenty of Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchid) in a range of colors along with a few indoor plants like: spider and snake plants that's good for air purifying! Service was helpful. Gentleman sitting outside watching the plants was very accommodating and answered my questions. Shared lot parking.

I went to Honey Ladies today to purchase honey. I love that they sell it in the honeycomb, I used…read moreto get it like that on occasion as a child and it's such a treat. I bought some of Wendy's Lotus Blossom honey as a gift for a friend who likes honey also. The shop is so homey and comfortable with a shop cat, who was friendly and greeted me. It is a really nice place! I would recommend everybody to go check out this awesome honey shop. This is legit honey.

Honey seems to be legit. Very smelly and loud shop. The dog barks at customers over and over again…read morethe entire time and every time anyone goes too! It's not a one time thing. And the shop smells like the dog. There's dog fur on mostly all around the store and merchandise and corners of the store. I love dogs. I have two dogs myself. I still find that this type of management is not appropriate....especially the constant loud barking as we try to find the honey we need.

Kevin Lu and team introduced us to this gem of a place on State Street in Los Altos. The staff is…read moreextremely knowledgeable and friendly. There's a wide range of selection. We have many neighbors who love plants and will be checking out this place. If you're in the area take a look you might find one you love.

Stumbled upon this hidden gem in downtown Los Altos. Such a cozy and interesting spot, filled with…read moremany varieties of plants ranging from succulents to palm trees. The store clerk was super nice and informative about all my questions!

Found this nursery yesterday off the beaten path. Lots of odds and ends stuff and some real gems if…read moreyou look around. Very reasonable prices. Owner is very personable and kind. I love supporting hard working local businesses and this nursery deserves a visit if you are in the area. Wide variety of succulents, cacti, landscaping plants, perennials, all kinds of trees etc. A little bit of everything!

We followed Jose from his small Monterey Road nursery to his expanded site off of Murphy and have…read morenever been disappointed by selection or quality! VERY reasonable prices! Have you checked him out??

We attended the PASCA DANSCA event (first annual Valentine's tea dance) this past weekend, hosted…read moreby Plant & Soul California, a nonprofit formerly known as the California Native Garden Foundation (CNGF). The garden was absolutely beautiful, and the folks here were super friendly, giving us a tour of the space when we first arrived, and making us feel welcome the entire time we were there. The garden featured prickly pear cacti, leeks, cowboy cologne, marigolds, and starflowers, along with plenty more plants in the back. It also consisted of a cute koi pond, repurposed materials, seating options, and an outdoor kitchen setup with a pizza oven made from scratch (they have pizza parties in the garden regularly). Snacks and drinks, mainly vegan, were shared amongst the guests during the event. This included hot cocoa made with homemade almond milk, chocolate mint tea with agave, and delicious pesto sauce made with plants from the garden. Khalilah, a peace dancer, led the crowd in various movements as we formed a circle and engaged in waving, chanting, and body percussion, encouraged to dance like no one is watching. We were all smiles, as it made for a lighthearted experience. More dancing took place alongside live music, the Los Panaderos band playing traditional mexican tunes on Latin string instruments. Also, a family of three performed songs like I Walk the Line by Johnny Cash and Twist and Shout by the Beatles on the guitar, tambourine, and vocals, even the young daughter (who looked to be no older than 2 or 3 years old) singing her adorable rendition of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star for the crowd. This was a great community event. It felt like a big family, with positive vibes all around. And I appreciate PASCA's heartfelt mission focused on promoting sustainable practices, biodiversity, and food security, educating the community through youth programs and workshops, while protecting nature.

This honey is amazing. Flat out amazing…read more I say this because I didn't like honey especially by itself. I'll use it in a recipe or making salad dressing but right out to eat with the spoon would be a no way. I bought the dark honey at Heather Farm Maker Faire. I was stunned at tasting how good it tasted alone. The huge bonus is I have severe seasonal allergies. I've tried many local honey's before. This one works at the get go. I was having a sneezing attack from being outside. I didn't take the honey yet, but when I did my sneezing and runny nose stopped - dead on the spot! That's a wow. And the little dry jar of bee pollen I put in my hot drinks works too. They have other flavors/types too which now I'd really like to try. The trick now is to keep being able to find them to keep it in stock!

Love all of their honeys for teas, biscuits, hot wings, etc! I get the seasonal honey, hot honey…read moreand honey butter. When you stop by their booth do the honey tasting so you can taste each variety and find the ones that are perfect for you.