I visited Ayala Nursery again this year, and I was once again impressed by their selection and…read moreservice. About a year ago, I bought a beautiful Chinese lantern from them for $35, and I was so happy with it. So, I came back this year to find some flowers for my patio. Unfortunately, I didn't end up buying anything because I couldn't find the exact flowers I was looking for. That said, the nursery still has a great selection of plants. I especially loved their jasmine offerings. they looked incredibly healthy and vibrant. Even though jasmine wasn't what I needed this year, I really appreciated how nice they were. Overall, Ayala Nursery is still a great place to visit.

I contacted Ayala's Nursery after speaking with the owner over the phone. He was friendly and gave…read moreme a great price over the phone for some Ficus Trees that I was interested in. I stopped on by and picked up some 5 gallon Ficus Trees. The Nursery is located on a residential property that goes deep, where you will find many plants, and trees available. The hubby and I are looking forward to planting them.

I was sent to Pinedo Nursery on the recommendation of GB Landscaping for shrubs and plants. The…read moreprices and selection were amazing. I had been looking at Lowe's and Home Depot and Pinedo had more selection at less than half the price. They were very nice and super helpful. They even let my toddler ride on the golf cart which has been his dream and obsession for months. Highly recommend!

Great flower selection! They had exactly what I was looking for. Gustavo provided me with the best…read morecustomer service and had great knowledge in every flower I would point! :) very organized, and color coordinated thats always a plus! If you need any kind of plants or flowers to make your garden complete this is the place to go! :) P.S ASK FOR GUSTAVO, you wont be disappointed :)

Service was good. Environment was good. Nice friendly people over here. Pretty cool hereread more

We found everything we were looking for at a decent price. The staff were very helpful. I will be…read moreback.

Amazing flower nursery! Huge variety of healthy, colorful plants at great prices. Staff is friendly…read moreand expert. Everything I planted is thriving. 5 stars--will be back soon!

Great service. My go to place for roses...Had visited 4 times and chosen multiple colors to plant…read morethem at my home church since 2020....prices are great.. Every time I drive by the front yard of the church is flourishing with the assorted colors of roses... Now looking to start my rose project at home.

Good prices. Alicia is super nice and patient and gives you good advice. Bought some Lantanas from…read moreher a few times

I came here since I wanted to see a new nursery close by. It's located near the Maclin swap meet…read more It's family owned business that opened last year. They do have a good selection of drought tolerant landscaping plants. I found their last plant of Trichicereus bridgessi var monstrous/ echinopsis lageniformis (Penis cactus) for $6. They also carry string of spade, moonstones, lithops, and purple opuntias. They take cash only.

I love Lopez Nursery. I've been coming here for 5 years now and they have huge selection. Miguel is…read moreextremely helpful and very knowledgeable.

This nursery is on Pipeline, north of Francis. Large selection of a variety of plants that are all…read morein good shape. Really good prices and helpful, knowledgeable staff.

MY NEW FAVORITE PLANT NURSRY!!!!!…read more I used to go to those commercialized stores to buy small indoor plants, but I have noticed those stores don't carry a lot of different varieties and tend to limit their supply only for some of the popular ones we usually see in the neighbor's front yard. However, since becoming a plant person in 2020, I decided to turn my little office space into a garden and better feng shui as well. So I was SURPRISED to find this hidden gem in Claremont on our lazy Saturday afternoon stroll in the neighborhood. Once I stepped inside of the nursery, I was so excited that I explored every single corner of the nursery to make sure I did not miss anything they have to offer!!! I showed the owner a plant I have been searching everywhere for and she was like, oh yeah, its right here! this little one. I was then mesmerized... or tunnel visioned ... narrowed in on the plant itself. It was truly a happy moment for me. I can't wait to bring her home and be her best plant parent!

This cute little shop is connected or adjacent to Noren's Nursery. It is the most adorable shop…read moreI've been too. You can see some of the cutest mini fairy garden displays. The staff is friendly and happy to have you come in and visit. I highly recommend stopping by.

This is the best local California native plant nursery in the Inland Empire! Located near the…read moreentrance to the lovely Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Garden, it is a small nursery, but offers a very nice selection of plants (check the Grow Native Nursery inventory website on Thursday evenings to get an updated list of available plants). The volunteer staff are amazing and quite knowledgeable. They can help you pinpoint which plant will suit your garden needs. If you see something on the website that strikes your fancy, don't delay your visit, as stock depletes and rotates often. If you are into offering sustenance to our local birds and pollinators, this is your little plant heaven! I love this place! Open seasonally on Fri, Sat, Sun

For the past 3 years, I've tried growing Trichostema lanatum, species and hybrid, all with the same…read moreoutcome: death. The plants would fare well enough in cooler temps, but then came summer, with its perpetual dilemma with first year native plants - to water, or not to water: this is the question. Either I water and instant death or I don't water and lingering death. But amazingly, this year all of the hybrids I bought from this nursery have not just survived, but thrived. Admittedly, the copious amount of rain last year helped get the plants off to a great start. But I also credit their success to advice I received from a man working in the nursery, last name Chambers, according to my receipt. He suggested I plant the Trichostema so that the top of the plant was about an inch above the surrounding soil with a reservoir around the plant to collect water and bring it down to the plant's roots. He also told me I could water the plant weekly, even in the summer, as long as I watered before 9 a.m. And voilà, this year, I have a beautiful, small hedge of Trichostema hybrids. So thank you, Mr. Chambers and Grow Native Nursery for quality plants and advice!