We worked with Johnnie today. What an outstanding experience. She took care of all of our needs and…read moremore all with a fantastic attitude. My wife and I highly recommend her, you'll be pleased.

All I wanted was a bigger pot for the ficus elastica, well, my kids actually and Yes, I did…read morerecently learn the Latin name for Rubber Plant / Rubber Fig. "Hey there's the nursery we got my rubber plant from!!" I heard yelled out from the backseat. "Ok, kid, let's stop in to get a bigger pot to move your plant into. I swear all I wanted was a new pot for our indoor plant, but when you're there you remember that 15 gallon planter that's been sitting empty on your front porch, the potting soil you'll need to fill the new pot to replace the old, and a plant to go into it. Sure, I looked confused and lost and that's probably what clued Gina in on asking if she can drive us around in her golf cart and show us (but mostly my kid) all the plants, the bunnies that have made the fruit bearing tree section of Moon Valley Nursery their home, the birds that flock to their trees and all the different plants you could really ever want both indoor and out. "Daaamn Gina..." (is what was replaying in my mind on a loop, but I not dared to say out loud - throwback to 1990's Martin Lawrence sitcom, Thursdays on Fox) Had I never met you Gina, I would have probably found my new pot and made my way home having only the *one thing to do, but no, you had to go answer *all of my hundred questions about what plant will be good on my porch, no I don't want to attract bees to my front door, maybe something that won't grow taller than the ceiling of my porch, so those cool looking fruitless olive bushes are out, but boy do I wish I could put one there. So yes, as you may have already surmised, I left with our new pot, a bag of potting soil, a rosemary plant (because rosemary is actually a detractor for most insects and you can get fresh rosemary for your meals to boot) as well as a jug of their moon juice fertilizer. So... It's crazy how expensive this new pot for the rubber plant was $140, but look at all this other "free" stuff that came with it, right?!?!?... right?!?!?... Please don't tell my accountant that I spent too much on plants again. Well Gina, you were certainly wonderfully helpful, you answered every question I had and a few others I didn't, you made our visit more like an adventure through the nursery and helped me finish two projects with one visit. Whomever at Moon Valley Nursery is responsible for having hired Gina, you made wonderful choice!

Awesome nursery! Came here with my parents while they looked at stuff for their backyard and bright…read moremy son too. They have a lot to look at and choose from here, they have a little indoor area but most of the items are outside. My son especially loved the pond with the koi fish, the birds, and the chickens! I'm not super far from here so I'll have to come back next time I'm in need of anything for my own backyard! Or just if I want to hang out with some cool birds! The lady working here was nice and helpful as well!

The team there was incredibly helpful in selecting the perfect plants for our office, along with…read morethe appropriate pots. They packaged them up and got everything to our car. They took as much time as we needed and even offered us a bottled water to help beat the heat. Will definitely return for all our plant needs.

We went to pick up a couple bougainvillea bushes for our yard. Picked out a couple great specimens,…read moreand negotiated a very fair price. A month later, and the growth and flowering is terrific! Best nursery in Phoenix, hands down! FWIW- (Avoid the company that uses full page color advertising- you end up paying for those color ads).

What an exceptional nursery! So much fun and beautiful large varieties! Prices were so…read morereasonable! The owner was very helpful and such a pleasure to chat with. It's nice to visit a place that is laid back and all about the plants! Can't wait to go back!

Visited a second time, this time trying to find sugar bush and shockingly they had it!…read more This time I came at an off hour and was able to get assistance, the visit went a lot more smoothly than my first visit! I'd totally come back for smaller unusual plants (but only off hours as assistance is a must!). Prices were fair and reasonable. The checkout process was easy.

Very helpful staff. Most plants are started from seeds in Arizona so they are a custom to our…read moreclimate .prices are reasonable.

I love to shop at this nursery. I have had really good luck with their flowers in the past. I…read morehave planted a couple trees as well. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable too. Prices are decent and no high pressure sales people to drive you nuts like their competitors.

Gorgeous, expansive nursery with indoor and outdoor vignettes. Hubs and I enjoyed shopping and…read morewalking while waiting for an appointment a block away. It's peaceful and pleasant. We were asked if we needed help a few times by friendly staff. They've got everything here from garden decoration and pots to plant nutrients to edible and ornamental plants and soils. Creative displays. Large private parking lot. Easy entry and no stairs.

Over the past eight years, our homeowners association bought 21 new Chinese Push Pistache shade…read moretrees from Whitfill. Out of that 21 trees, we only lost one and Whitfill replaced that tree for free. They are an extremely fair nursery with prices to match. Thank you

Updated review: just as great as before! I love being at this nursery and could spend hours here…read more Decided to purchase a poinsettia from here rather than the big box store. There is always so much to see here and during December, the feel of the holidays/season is in full display. If you need a table arrangement made for you, there's a person (I swear who looked a little like Santa Claus--was that a dream?) who was busy making them. The Christmas cacti were so beautiful. I wanted to buy one since my really old one at home decided not to bloom this year! If you need Christmas or holiday spirit and live close by, you should visit! It's a beautiful place.

This place has been recommended to me a long time ago, but I never got around to getting here…read morebecause it seemed like a trek from the East Valley. I tried other nurseries closer by but they don't seem to get their bare root roses in early enough in the season to get them planted in January (which is what is ideal for our climate). So I finally drove here today and I am so glad I did! Not only do they have their bare root roses on sale at the right time of year, their selection is amazing. Why didn't I come sooner???? The staff was so friendly right off the bat. They were quick to offer assistance as I walked the aisles with amazement in my eyes. They were truly knowledgeable about their products and able to answer very specific gardening questions and help a seasoned gardener with their expert recommendations. Their plants looked very healthy and I know they will do well, but if not they do have a 90day warranty. The hardest part was figuring out which to buy because I could have truly bought many more varieties if my yard had more space to put them. I managed to restrain myself...some. Aside from roses, they did have a nice selection of all other plants that are true to the season for planting locally. I find the box stores are less honorable about what they have since it's usually too late to plant whatever they have in stock to reliably do well in our climate. We picked up a couple small fig trees and a pretty flowering vine and I am so excited to see how they do. I definitely will be back for another season of planting when it's time, but I'm really glad we took the time to trek out to Arcadia.

The BEST place for Christmas Ornaments!! We love coming every year to pick several new ornaments…read morefor the holidays! Of course we get some plants also!! Always a super selection!! Staff is always helpful!!

SummerWinds nursery has a nice collection of plants and cactus. They did not have the type of tree…read morewe had a question on. We did enjoy looking at the bonsai and other cactus specimens though. In fact, they don't really have large trees. We decided to go across the street to another nursery where they do carry big trees. They have their own parking lot.

This nursery is well organized and have lots to choose from. I find the plants overall are smaller…read morethan those offered across the street at Moon Valley Nurseries. Smaller plants are both good and bad, depending on your needs. There are also a lot of great smaller flowers here for patio pots to add plenty of color! I found the edible plants for a vegetable garden to be much more extensive than Moon Valley Nurseries. So I guess it depends on what you're after exactly. I like that they sell a wider variety of fig plants, and was interested in one of them, but the two plants available didn't look the healthiest. I'm not sure I want to take the gamble on a fig tree that may or may not make it. The healthiest looking plants they had were their citrus trees, again plenty of variety. Still checking out nearby places before making any decisions.

Spent a morning wandering through Dig It Gardens in downtown Phoenix, and it was a relaxing escape…read more Houseplants, outdoor plants, surprisingly good prices, and a whole community of neighborhood kitties roaming the garden thanks to the care they give the local feral cats. Stopped by their pop up coffee cart, Stroll Coffee, for a matcha and I also picked up a few adorable air plants and wood at a great fair price. If you're a plant person, cat person, coffee person... or all three, this spot is worth a visit.

Stopped by Dig It Gardens mostly out of curiosity to explore their selection and see what they had…read moregoing on. I told myself I wasn't going to get anything unless something truly called out to me... and, well, it happened. A Nanouk caught my eye (and heart), and now it's settling in at home with me. Their outdoor plant selection is broad and vibrant, though I'm not the best at keeping outdoor plants happy, so I admired from afar. Inside, the houseplant section had a good mix of some plants you see often, but also a few rare and interesting ones I don't usually come across, including some unique philodendrons and a couple pothos. The indoor area is on the smaller side, so when it gets a little crowded, it can feel a bit tight... that's probably my only minor critique. That said, the overall vibe was welcoming. I appreciated being greeted when I came in and then left alone to browse when I mentioned I didn't need help. That balance matters. The prices were fair as far as my knowledge in cruising through plant aisles and sections. Nothing unreasonable from my perspective. I'm glad I stopped in, and I'd definitely come back once I and my new Nanouk get to know each other a bit more. All in all, a peaceful and worthwhile plant stop.

Luis and Iliana are awesome. Even if you don't know what you need come by and walk around and get…read moreinspired to redo your entire house at a fraction of the cost!

OK, I've been here three times now spent 1 to 2 hours each time and so far haven't bought anything…read more Number one make sure you have a cell phone that you can look things up on Home Depot because that's how you find the prices. Unfortunately, I have to be in a Wi-Fi area in order to use my phone like that. And they don't have Wi-Fi. I needed very specific things size wise. And you're not allowed to open packaging but when you pick up a lamp and you lightly shake it and you hear broken glass, but you're not allowed to open up the package and see what exactly broke why bother buying it at half price if you're not gonna be able to use it. This happened repeatedly also I was looking for a specific size bathroom medicine cabinet. Since much of the writing on the boxes didn't have dimensions, and I couldn't open the boxes because it's against the rules. I could find boxes that I think might've had the right sized item inside but I really couldn't take the gamble especially when I can't see if they're scratches or dents or a door ripped off, etc. I think the only thing I will come back here for is tile. If you're doing a craft project and you need a few pieces of tile or you're doing something special to cover a table top and you only need a few feet. This is the place to come for the tile. Unfortunately, the majority of the tile is not labeled and not priced and I hate having to run up to the counter every single time I find something to find out how much it's gonna cost. It's just ridiculous. I found a similar place, not too far away, where the people don't mind if you open the items to look at them and they will even go so far as to take a light fixture and wire it to a test area to show you that it works. So I think I will keep going to this other place instead.