Fond memories of this scenic walk as it was one of our family's places to escape during the Covid…read moreshut-down. We visited the Arboretum more recently, and it was just as serene and beautiful as we remembered. From the Davis Commons, there is an entrance to the trail which follows a small creek to the UC Davis campus. The beginning is paved, so you can even push your baby along in a stroller. Along the way are plants and flowers of different varieties, small bridges, a grove of towering trees, and mallard duck couples obviously bonded for life! There is plenty of shade, benches, and spots to rest, but the full loop is about 3.5 miles, which would also make for a phenomenal run with Mother Nature.

Spent my Saturday afternoon here. It was a bit windy & cloudy but there was some sun off and on. It…read morewas so nice to just be outdoors. People were out walking, jogging, enjoying a picnic, reading, etc. parking was a challenge but I parked in the parking structure nearby the Mondavi center. Beautiful views and loved how busy this place was as everyone came out to enjoy the view & some sun.

I am extremely satisfied with our sod purchase from Sod and Seed…read more I originally asked for an estimate on their website and promptly received a quote. Next I called and set up a pick up time within just a few days. I was able to install the sod myself with the help of my dad. The sod is of great quality!

Sod and Seed responded Monday, Oct 20 morning apologizing for the inconvenience and promptly…read moreagreeing to process a refund. In the meantime their team delivered the SOD and we decided to keep the SOD. Though we did go through the inconvenience of having to reschedule the laying with our gardener, I appreciate Sod and Seed's response addressing the issue.

We go to Pageo Lavender Farm once a year for my Mom's Church ladies brunch. The venue is gorgeous,…read morethe salads are delicious and large portions. They staff are amazing, very knowledgeable and friendly! It's one of my favorite places to visit!

The hospitality received was so kind and friendly, they tried making our day as special as it was…read more They had a beautiful little cottage and a field as well which was great cause we had so many options, and we arrived so late yet they still let us in, honestly so worth it I wish I got more hours and had my whole family show up for the images

UOP Dental School plant maintenance is excellent. For example, Fiddle Leaf Ficus have no missing or…read moreeven discolored leaves, in stark contrast to my ficus at home with dead branches. I was so impressed, I asked staff to tell me who their plant maintenance is company is. The answer: The Wright Gardener

Hello Miranda, I wanted to let you know that we have been…read morereceiving excellent customer service by your tech Omunique. She is very knowledgeable and easy to work with. she has all our plants looking good and ready for a large customer facing event tomorrow.

They have Good people who know what service means and Good pricing with convent location.read more

The site has a lot of options and different variety of rocks, boulders and stepping stones to…read moreselect from. If you are ever looking for rocks to design your yards, this is the right place

Clean well maintained shop with friendly employees, but I feel like the name is quite misleading. I…read moredidn't see much of anything here that was truly unusual or rare. Their inventory is dominated by your typical cultivars of philodendrons, anthuriums, pothos, etc. Most of these plants are widely available at garden centers and other plant stores. Even the carnivorous plants and staghorn fern they had are varieties I've commonly seen elsewhere. They also carry spray painted tillandsias, a practice I dislike because it obscures the plant's natural appearance and is something I generally associate with novelty retail rather than horticulture. I visited hoping to find some unique specimens, such as uncommon orchids, metallic leaved begonias, rocklike pseudolithos, or other harder to find collector plants. Casual indoor plant owners would probably find this store adequate, but I'd recommend those looking specifically for rare or unusual plants to skip this place. Update: Soon after writing this review I got a very emotionally charged message from the owner who mentioned that my review is a "public dig" and asked "Is it your goal to damage a women owned and run small business?". It leaves a bad taste in my mouth when I leave an honest respectful review (all I did was highlight who this store would be good for!) and I get a response like that. Especially ending in her saying "I hope you have a better day than I now will have". It's all very unprofessional.

Cute, quaint plant shop of indoor plants, pottery that make a nice addition to your home or…read morethoughtful present. First visit to Crimson Horticultural Rarities on Piedmont Ave but a frequent visitor to their former location in the Temescal Neighborhood and bought my first air plant about 10 years ago. Floor staff friendly, provides assistance and advice. Ended up with a Swiss Cheese plant (monstera adansonii) kokedama which is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball which is definitely a conversation piece. Pricing on the higher side so I visit for the unique arrangement or rare plant I haven't found. Crimson Horticultural Rarities also provides full service event arrangements and indoor plant design for your place.