I can't say enough great things about Sunrise Nursery! They have such a beautiful selection of flowers with so much to choose from, and the quality is always amazing. The prices are great, which really made it possible for me to purchase the amount of flowers I needed without breaking the bank. I've used them on multiple occasions, including my gender reveal and multiple baby showers, and they have always exceeded my expectations. Their customer service is wonderful--everyone is friendly, helpful, and truly cares about making sure you get exactly what you need. The combination of great quality, amazing prices, a huge selection, and excellent customer service is what keeps me coming back. I highly recommend them! read more

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I got my baby shower flowers here wholesale and they were stunning, fresh, great selection and they lasted for days! The owners were so helpful and kind and so were the people working there. Will definitely go back for future events! read more

Great local selection of farm fresh bouquets at the farmers market. Very long lasting and great prices! The sales people are always very nice and I look forward to visiting their booth every time I am at the market. read more

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I have been purchasing beautiful flowers from Sunrise Nursery since 2020! Their products are consistently gorgeous and their eggs and veggies delicious! They are extremely kind and very knowledgeable about their quality products. read more

Would put 10 stars if I could. My absolute favorite place to buy flowers from. The sweetest family and brightest best flowers around. Find them at the farmers market or locally at the farm read more

The Sunrise Nursery is a commercial nursery specializing in the cultivation of cut flowers most of which are sold at farmers markets throughout California. Our small tour group stopped here for a private tour of the farm and the hot houses. This was also the setting for our catered lunch prepared by two chefs from the Pacific Coast Farmers Market Association. The family-run nursery specializes in hundreds of varieties of flowers mostly used for decoration. Steve Fernandes' family operates the nursery, and he gave us several hours of his time to share his knowledge and show us around the maze of outdoor gardens and humid hot (really hot), hot houses. As our mini bus pulled up onto the driveway we were greeted by Nita Gizdich who co-founded the Gizdich Ranch located across the street from the Sunrise Nursery and Steve. Our path to the main flower gardens took us past some hydrangeas in several shades of pink. As Steve took our group towards a field of sunflowers I decided to lag behind in order to take some photos. As I passed one of the hot houses a single flower caught my attention, and I just had to wedge myself into an angular opening on the side of the structure to take a shot of this vividly orange-colored rose. I missed most of the talk about the different varieties of sunflowers, how seeds are developed into full plants and why some plants were so much taller than others. I did get the scoop however that the yellow sunflowers remaining in the garden were considered rejects because they did not meet specifications for cut flowers. Because of that fact Steve said it was okay for our group to cut down some of the sunflowers for personal use since they would be mulched and turned into compost soon. Once inside the hot houses I found myself doing the exact same thing again in lagging behind to take photos while missing all the facts about the different varieties of flowers grown. Because of that I ended up taking photos of a few flowers that I still have no clue of what they are. I signed up for this trip in order to learn more about organic produce so the fact that I was missing all these fun facts about flowers really didn't bother me. As our tour ended we were greeted by Chef Greg and Chef Sim of the Pacific Coast Farmers Market Association. A vegetarian lunch had been cooked up for us using fresh organic produce from the farms we visited and were to visit. Our lunch consisted of vegetarian tacos and a summer salad. A refreshingly thick strawberry lemonade was made up for us using strawberry puree made from fruit harvested at the Rodriguez Brothers Ranch, lemon juice, water and a simple syrup. The "meat" for the tacos consisted of a variety of roasted potatoes and beets seasoned with herbs and garlic from the Nunez Farm where we were scheduled to tour after lunch. A fire-roasted chile salsa made to be served with the tacos used flavorful chiles not grown from the region. This was simply exceptional in taste. The summer salad consisted of sweet white corn, zucchini, yellow squash, purple bell peppers, cucumbers, red onions and heirloom tomatoes all from the Nunez Farm. I loved the salad so much I got up and went for seconds. Nita Gizdich surprised us with still warm slices of her seasonal olallieberry pie to cap off a truly delicious lunch. It wasn't scheduled on our itinerary, but the pie was so good we asked our tour leader if we could do a side trip to the Gizdich Ranch in order to take some delicious pies home with us. Sarah N, our tour leader, agreed much to the delight of our group. As a thank you for spending time at their nursery the Sunrise Nursery gave everybody a freshly cut bouquet of flowers to take home with them. The link to my photos are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/26-2milesandmore/sets/72157621731769884/ read more

Sunrise Nursery - this single orange rose caught my attention - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Watsonville, California

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I always buy from them when they are at the Oakland farmer's market on Fridays and the flowers are a major hit in the office

Sunrise Nursery sets up on Wed and Sun at Evergreen Square Farmer's Market in San Jose. My daughter was very specific on what she wanted for her wedding flowers and so we decided to make all the bridesmaids bouquets, boutonnieres, flower girls crowns, table flower fillers and her bride's bouquet. We made a personal visit to the nursery to select flowers about a month before the wedding. Tim Fernandes and his dad were very nice and pleasant to work with. We arranged to have the flowers delivered during the Farmer's Market on Wednesday. Flowers were delivered as promised and we saved a Ton of money. So happy! read more

This is a review of their flower stand at the Old Oakland Farmer's Market on Fridays. They are some of my favorite flower vendors and have GREAT prices on seasonal flowers. They are always so helpful and friendly. Support local flowers and farmers! Please note that the negative review for this company here relates to signage, not flowers. read more

How about putting a sign up so people know where you are? Those roads are very dangerous to be 3 point turning and reversing on.

I ordered 96 stems of large red carnations and two bunches of babys breath for my baby shower over the phone. I went to the Evergreen farmers market in San Jose to pick them up and the man brought me one bunch of yellow and one bunch of green that looked so dehydrated, I was so upset. He didn't even apologize he was just trying to push the sale of the horrid looking wrong colored carnations. I ended up getting a mixture of red pink and white small carnations and the two bunches of baby's breath. He charged me $7 each per babys breath when the guy on the phone had promised a different price. I'm so upset with this whole experience. I had to buy the flowers from here because I was running out of time or I never would have. I am never ordering from them or buying from them again. The man started arguing with me and not listening to me, for Gods Sake I'm 8 months pregnant and he was just so extremely rude. For someone who works around such beauty you'd think they'd be a bit nicer and more respectful to women!!!!!!!!!! Awful!! read more