Took a terrarium class with some friends and this experience was perfect! The class fee includes a…read more6'' round vessel, a plant and other supplies needed for the terrarium plus a store credit for special items to add. It's definitely enough to make a beautiful bowl garden. You can also upgrade to a larger vessel, purchase more or larger crystals, etc. My friends and I all did different types of terrariums with different plants, but they all came out so beautifully. It was a lovely event to do with friends and then we all came home with a souvenir. Many thanks to Jude for helping us with our class - you were lovely and we appreciate your attention and guidance.

I just took a beginner scent class and am so happy that I did! I went alone but felt like I was…read morewith friends. It's definitely something I would love to do on a date night or go again for the next level class. It was fun, interesting, and I walked away with a bottle of perfume that I'm pretty proud of! Loooooved the lady that taught us!

Portland nursery is the best place for anyone with a green thumb or looking to cultivate one!…read moreThey've got a huge selection of plants, and a ton of great staff available to help answer questions. What I especially appreciate at this location is their dedicated information kiosk, there's usually someone there that you can speak to about pretty much anything plant related, they're a great resource to help troubleshoot gardening issues. I also love that Portland nursery hosts different groups like the Oregon Cactus & Succulent Society throughout the year, where you can view & buy plants directly from the cultivator. Portland Nursery is fabulous all around, and I look forward to every trip!

The OG of plant nurseries in Portland. What makes it special is three things. First, the plant…read morestock is mainly grown in the Pacific Northwest. This isn't the place you go for the cheap stuff raised in warmer climates. Second is the service. They have helper booths, and you can throw anything at them and they either can answer or find someone who can answer. Confused about if a plant is the best for a shady spot or sunny spot - they can help. Finally, it's just a wonderful place to walk. Lots of native plants, lots of trees, and the spring selection of tomatoes and veggies is to die for. Yes, it's more expensive. Yes, worth it! And the added bonus is dogs are allowed.

I'm giving this place a five star review without having ever bought anything here, because my…read moreexperience was so positive. I came in looking for a very specific size pot, and although the store didn't have what I needed, they sure had a nice selection of very beautiful pottery. I decided not to blow an entire paycheck on the three gazillion plants that I wanted to buy, but the clerk that was working was so much fun to talk to and he and I were working with a patron that had had several drinks before coming into the shop and was having a jolly old time shopping.I found the clerk to be incredibly knowledgeable and totally professional and anytime I need plants or plant supplies, you bet this is my first stop!

Such a cute plant store. Were some of the plants expensive? Yes. Were they high quality and well…read morekept? Also, yes. Were there options for a reasonable priced plants. YES! Did the store make me happy? Yes. They have the well known plants in different sizes and variations. Tons of cute plant containers and Paige the manager was so friendly and knowledgeable. Worth the visit.

It's crazy, but everything I've bought there is still alive and kicking! After 5 years and…read morecounting. And I'm usually the type to kill plants just by looking at them. I used to be a sucker for those pretty plants at Lowe's. But somehow, the stuff from Xera keeps coming back year after year. Turns out they focus on plants that actually belong in our area. Who knew that was a thing? Fair warning - it's small and parking's a pain on weekends during spring and summer. But trust me, it's worth it. If you're tired of watching your garden die every year, give Xera a shot. Your green thumb might finally show up!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Went by several times trying to find them open. Actually buying a few things at the liquor store…read moreacross the street when we noticed people shopping. It's a really interesting place, not large but full of little treasures. Was a little disappointed to discover that the item I wanted was listed on their website as being in stock wasn't. So advise a phone call before making a trip.

Such a cute little plant shop with so much personality. I…read morestopped in needing something super specific and last minute and they made it happen and it was beautiful. Reasonably priced, great service and really cute merch too. Will definitely be back.

Starflower is a floral shop that is also curated with a collection of blown glass, handmade…read moreceramics, house plants, florist tools, merch, and miscellaneous gifts. They have a fresh flower stem bar to make an arrangement on site. They also do private events, such as weddings. I came in looking for flowers for a neighbor whose pet passed. The staff person working at the time did a great job, asking our budget and vision, and then creating a little white bouquet for the angel kitty. We got a vase for it to go in also. It was a lovely shop to browse while we waited for the bouquet to be made. I hope there are not more sympathy bouquets in my future but I wouldn't hesitate to visit Starflower for an arrangement for any reason again!

What a great little but mighty plant nursery in S.E. Portland Oregon…read more I used to live in this neighborhood and it has many hidden gems. Birds and Bees Nursery is one of them. I'm a member of Carnivorous Plants Society of Oregon and one of my things is finding places that sell Carnivorous Plants outside of the big box stores. Sure the big Home store has plenty of Venus Flytraps every year but it's a cruel thing to see a plant abused by employees who don't know how to care for such a plant. First of all this plant has 2. basic needs. 1. All the direct sunlight it can get. At least 12 hours a day. 2. Distilled Water or Rain water. To see this plant living inside the store on a shelf dries out is a difficult thing to see. If it is watered, Tap Water us what it's given. Tap water is a for sure slow death to a Venus Flytrap Plant. So in my search, I found a little nursery in the burbs. Next to a Taco Smell restaurant, full of all sorts of plants from vines to carnivorous plants. In my interest, they had Sundews, Picture Plants and a ton of Venus Flytraps all sitting in the full sun. I found what I thought was a good specimen and when I picked up and looked at the Venus Flytrap I wanted, I realized it was actually 3 small and one slightly larger Venus Flytrap plants in the same pot for (I'm pretty sure in right. I was so excited to find such an awesome plant that I kinda forgot and the receipt wasn't helpful.) $15.00. They're usually about $10.00 for a common Venus Flytrap plant. I basically bought 4 plants for $3.75 a piece. With such great prices, my wife found a couple plants she couldn't leave without. We both left Birds and Bees happy. Update on our plants. They're all thriving in their new home.

This nursery is right in my neighborhood and I'm happy to support local businesses like this…read more Their selection is getting bigger and I enjoy walking to their nursery rather than having to get into my car..

Was looking for new pots for some plants recently purchased and stopped in here to check out the…read morewares! What a great place! Beautiful hand made pots and garden sculptures. Tons of planters from indoor to outdoor. My new favorite pottery shop. We will be back.

They are the only company who had a very specific height and size of a rose ceramic pot I needed…read morefor my special Japanese orchid. However, they really should invest in better packaging techniques as they sent it to me wrapped in what I can only describe as a half mile length of plastic .. bags? Please use either actual bubble wrap or eco friendly packaging (hoping that was a one off as your usual packaging person was out that week)

Beautiful plants, great service and advice, and my go-to for house plants. I have over a dozen…read moreplants, large and small, happy in my Lake Oswego home.

Highly recommend!…read more The staff was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to understand our space before recommending plants, including which varieties would thrive and which ones wouldn't be a good fit. They were also very clear about the level of maintenance each plant requires, which I really appreciated. One especially helpful insight was learning about the cachepot system for potted plants--something I hadn't known about before but will make it much easier to keep my plants healthy long-term. The guidance felt thoughtful and practical rather than sales-driven. I left feeling confident in my choices and much better equipped to care for my plants. Highly recommend to anyone, whether you're new to houseplants or more experienced.

Nice selection both inside and out. Service was so/so. She was very nice but not actually helpful…read moreand that was disappointing. I would go back for the selection, pricing was high moderate but everything looked nicely kept up

Beautiful plants at reasonable prices. If they weren't closing soon I would have spent so much…read moremore. And they're nice people.

Instantly in love with this place. Everything was clearly categorized and labeled and there was a…read morehuge selection of indoor and outdoor plants. The workers were all so kind and helpful, the space was cute as hell and the plants were reasonably priced. I left with three new babies and hope to be back for more soon.

A friend heard about this shop, so we drove over from Beaverton for a delightful wander! I confess,…read moreI need to get my yard back under control before adding to it. I was super inspired but so many plants they have. That native plants section is amazing!! We did a slow wander and came inside to continue to want to purchase everything! A favorite shop to me has a bit of everything. I want to be a person whose home is full of plants but I have four cats.... I would genuinely be bringing them home to murder house. One entire table is dedicated to the wonderful work of Ida Galash - she paints rocks and makes floating coy and frogs - I have them in my pond sense I can't afford to buy sushi (aka real live coy) for the local raccoons - they have cracked a few open just to make sure that they are not real. I wanted almost everything in that room! Somehow I managed to resist - but I got 2 of Ida's frogs, 4 bee magnets, a lovely white porcelain snail and a perching crow , who will look stunning when I place her on my house! My friend was sweet enough to buy me a outdoor stone frog. I encountered several employees who were so sweet - I even shared some bug stories with one! This shop is a great example of a place that makes you enjoy shopping. And yes, some of the things are very expensive, but, there are plenty of things that are very reasonably priced also. It is curated very well, I saw so many things I have never seen at other places. Clearly , somebody took the time when buying things for the shop - details matter. I also appreciate a lot of local offerings down to dried flower boutonnieres. If anyone needs this for a dance, a wedding... wear one to brunch!