Found many good and interesting plants and trees here…read more Bought a plant the called a Mickey Mouse plant! It is called that because of the shape of the 3 "berries" where they form a V shape and will turn black forming the ears and nose (Not edible) I think it is a plant from Vietnam. It is a hardy easy to grow that I have had over 3 years or more. Looking forward to going back to see what they have!

Got a bit of an ick from this Santa Ana nursery…read more My best friend and I are really into gardening and we stopped by Emily Garden Nursery to expand our collection. Emily's has a large collection of very healthy looking fruit bearing plants. I fell in love with the mango and peach trees. The issue is that very few plants were labeled. They had hundreds of options, so it was like a guessing game to figure out what we were looking at. There was also no pricing listed for the plants available. While I could look past the lack of labels, I was pretty underwhelmed by the customer service at this nursery. The two women onsite wanted nothing to do with us. They never approached us throughout our search, seemed irritated by our price inquiries, and even refused to make a card purchase for a smaller item - after telling us they accept both cash and card. I left a little irked, but luckily there are so many beautiful outdoor plant stores nearby. Wouldn't recommend visiting unless you're a plant expert that can decipher 300+ species of fruit trees with no labels.

Gary is the Godfather of avocado and citrus trees! I've managed to kill more avocado trees than I…read morecare to admit, but thanks to Gary's YouTube videos and advice, my latest avocado tree is still going strong! Gary is incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely knows his stuff. His videos are easy to understand, practical, and have made a huge difference in helping me keep my tree healthy. And the trees at Laguna Hills Nursery are extremely healthy and well cared for when you buy them. If you're growing avocados or citrus, do yourself a favor and listen to Gary. He's the real deal! Laguna Hills Nursery is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Found this gem while looking for a few particular plants. I've been researching for plants and…read moreflowers that would attract birds to my yard. I narrowed down a small list and showed it to the staff. They were nice and knowledgable and were able to help. They didn't have all the ones I wanted, but I did end up with a couple of plant pots. I love the nursery cats that live there! They are so chill, and cute! Was told they are technically stray cats but they just live at the nursery now and the staff feeds them. Awww. The place is fairly big and does have a lot of plant options. If you don't already know what you're looking for, it might get a little overwhelming.

They have a lot of good plants selection, reasonable prices, is so nice to be there because the…read morepeople give a good service, attention and help. I love that place.

I absolutely love this nursery. Although it is a bit on pricy side for the trinkets, the plants are…read moreall fairly priced. Selection is great. Lots of knowledge from the owner, friendly too. I just love coming here.

I bought 2 fruit tree this spring from this nursery. Owner is honest and knowledgeable about the…read moretree. She gives good tips on planting and growing specific tree and this nursery also has different types of fertilizer(increase flower/fruit production and sweetness).

First of all, this place is OVERPRICED!!!! My mom and I went…read morehere to get an avocado tree and a cherry tree. We asked them to give us a discount of $5 to make it even since we were paying over $500. The son straight up said "no", his mom was even ruder (probably the rudest seller I've ever met). She said "BUY OR NO?! No discount even a single cent! If you don't want to buy then leave" WOW!!! Very very respectful seller And the trees didn't even last us 4 months. They both died. We don't want to come back and deal with them since we know they won't give a shit about it unlike other nursery, they would exchange it for you. PS: I WILL NEVER COME BACK! You guys should learn how to serve your customers better. This is not Vietnam, your attitude will affect your business. Words spread and you know it

Great hidden gem in Tustin. We were looking for a specific plant that I called several nurseries…read moreand couldn't find one that had 4 plants that we needed at the size we needed. He had the "Hot Lips" Salvia microphylla sage we wanted plus after discussing our garden purposes, the owner gave us some ideas that we really liked and appreciated. We ended up only purchasing 2 Hot Lips plants and for the other 2 planters purchased Mexican Cigar plants or Cuphea Ignea plants. All in an effort to attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Everywhere I had called and asked for them, the average price was anywhere between $25 -$35 but each plant only ended up costing me $20 so I also saved around $20 - $30 total.

Owner Sean arranged plants according to various size areas so we could get a true visual of our…read morefuture landscape. We have returned several times as we continue to remodel our front and back yards. Prices are well below Armstrong

Here for my soil-mate…read more Leafy Soulmates is the best in the business. We went on a plant-shopping field trip this past weekend and this office building-made-greenhouse left me in awe. The owner is a rare plant aficionado who has curated a collection of exotic options. The price range is fair, but a little high for my intermediate plant-mom status. A not-so-average plant ranges anywhere from $50-$500. Wowza. They also specialize in rare plant clippings, so you can purchase your dream plant at an affordable price. I'll definitely be returning to in the future. But first I need to last six months without killing something. Leafy Soulmates also posts their availability on Facebook Marketplace, so you can get an idea of pricing before you go in. If you're ever looking for a unique plant to wow your guests, or just grow your collection, this is the place to be.

I found the owner in the fellow rare plant pages in Facebook. I just started getting into rare…read moreplants cause why wouldn't you? They're so beautiful. I attended the grand opening and met the owner. He was amazing and super friendly. I love him! The nursery location is in an industrial building office space. You have to drive into the lot and go to the second set of buildings behind the street. Plenty of parking there and lots of shaded areas. When you first walk into the shop, you're met with the register area with lots of beautiful plants. To the right of that is the live plant wall that is jaw dropping. The plants are gorgeous and so healthy and happy. Directly in front of the front entrance if you go straight, is the room where all the plants are for purchase. I was like a kid in a candy store walking in here. So many rare plants and many different sizes and price points, it's doable to snag your dream plant. I grabbed a philodendron white Princess and a syngonium red spot tricolor. Plants were very healthy in THE BEST soil for the type of plant. I am a return customer and can't wait to visit again.

I go to Matt Armstrong for ally fruit tree needs. My Pink Beaumont Guava tree is growing great and…read morefruiting year one!

I wanted to post a special call out to Janes the arborist who came out to check on the tree we had…read moreplanted in our front yard in June. James listened to my concerns, pruned the tree so that it would continue to grow upwards instead of out, and helped redistribute the landscaping around it so that it was more supported for proper watering, James spoke to me afterwards about what he did and what to expect with regular maintenance. His customer service and attention to detail are outstanding. Thank you James!

Nursery owned by a Korean couple! They both are kind and helped direct us into an open spot within…read moretheir small parking lot. Also answered questions regarding light and care. Came for the crops and there's so much to choose from! Varieties of tomatoes, lettuce, pepper, zucchini, kale, herbs like parsley and basil, you name it. Great price, for instance - you can get a pack of 6 bundles of lettuce for $6. For some they have the crops both on the ground and also on stands with labels. There's tons of trees and succulents options too. Pay under the canopy. $10 minimum to use credit card, so bring cash if you're buying just one crop!

I've found some great houseplants here that I haven't seen elsewhere and for good prices! I love…read morecoming here to look around at all the wonderful plants from roses to veggies to trees to tropical house plants. Definitely quarantine and immediately repot your plants though because I have brought home millipedes and spider mites home from specific plants I've gotten here. I believe their daughter used to work there during Covid days but I haven't seen her around lately but she was very kind and helpful. The owners are quiet but kind.

Roger's Garden is one of the most exceptional garden centers I've ever visited. The entire space is…read morebeautifully curated, offering an extraordinary range of plants that goes far beyond the typical selection. From vibrant seasonal flowers to rare collectible specimens and lush tropical varieties, the diversity is truly impressive. Every section feels intentionally designed, showcasing plants in a way that highlights their beauty and inspires new ideas for your own home or garden. Walking through the grounds feels almost Eden‑like. The pathways are peaceful, the atmosphere is calming, and the attention to detail is evident in every display. It's the kind of place where you can slow down, take your time, and genuinely enjoy the experience of being surrounded by nature. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or simply someone who appreciates beautiful spaces, Roger's Garden offers a level of quality and care that stands out. It's relaxing, inspiring, and consistently a pleasure to visit.

We came here to celebrate a girlfriend's birthday and it was truly a beautiful place for a…read morecelebration. We were seated outdoors overlooking the garden during sunset time. Once it was dark the lights came on which made the place look magical. We enjoyed all the food especially the grilled watermelon salad, the roast chicken and all the other dishes were all delicious. You can taste the freshness of the vegetables as it is a farm to table concept. There is free parking on site and try to come a bit earlier to browse the beautiful nursery. The service was impeccable, we had such a lovely evening.

Great Service. Wonderful Staff Great Plants, trees and…read moreflowers The value is a great benefit, plants grow and prosper without having to replace them

Recieved a young sapodilla tree from here in a 15g pot for $90 (paid via Zelle?) and later…read morediscovered the soil was FULL OF TRASH There were tons of pieces of styrofoam/polystyrene (not perlite, which there was also) and shredded plastic of various sizes and type. When planting into the ground, to our dismay, there was rubbish all throughout the pot... so we had to wash off all the contaminated soil and plant it bareroot. Absolutely disgusting they grow their plants with toxic plastic mixed in! They probably get free compost from the city dumps or God knows. The soil was also full of artificial fertilizer pellets which likely contain plastic polymers. I contacted them and they offered a replacement - but, whats the point of that if their other plants are grown the same way. It was too much for me to drive back and deal with that, and I'd set a time to get this job done. Was a little in touch by text with them, they didn't offer any form of refund or discount for the crappy soil condition they sold it in or the trouble to remove it, just the message: "Good luck with the bare root." Also, the tree's root system was actually quite small, a 3-5 gallon pot would have been more than adequate vs a half-filled 15 gallon pot. All in all, way overpriced for this poor quality and hassle. 2 stars instead of 1 simply because it's difficult to find some of these tropical fruit trees and the Vietnamese ladies here were friendly in person. ‍ Hopefully the tree survives the transplant shock, if it doesn't, we will fight for a full refund.