So we head out here the Saturday after Christmas with my family to look for a few trees. Yelp says…read morethey are open 7-3:30 on Saturdays. There is a sign outside saying 7-3:30 on Saturdays but the gate is locked. I see someone in a golf cart riding around and a sign that says "ring the bell for service." Having never been here before I think, man that's weird let me ring the bell like it says. I ring the bell once and wait about two min. A guy comes down in his golf cart and I say "Hi" He doesn't say anything and just points to the gate. I say "are you open?" He says "can't you see the gate?" How incredibly rude. I say "I only see two signs, one says open 7-3:30 and one saying to ring the bell for service." He says "We are closed." I look around and say "where does it say that?" He says "the locked gate is obvious." I didn't want to argue with some stranger in front of my kids so we just turn around and leave, wife and kids upset over the interaction. Apparently they are closed between holidays and we are supposed to figure out the bell sign is not applicable during that time. Anyhow we got what we needed from Leo's Nursery on Dinuba Blvd. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Wish I could say the same about MidValley Trees.

This place is the Central Valley's best kept secret! A beautifully kept nursery with a wide…read morevariety of great plants and trees and excellent customer service. From the owner to Alonzo who drove us around in the golf cart showing us and helping us select the highest quality items we could find. Alonzo was not only a great customer service associate but was amazing in showing us a variety of options when looking for something with color and sun specifics. While some exotics were a little pricey they were certainly worth it in comparing the quality we purchased from other establishments. Other non-exotic nursery plants and shrubs were similarly priced and exceeded the competition by size and overall quality. It was our first time here-although we returned for more the very same day-and we will definitely be back!!!

Amazing selection of trees. The guy was friendly and helpful. Gave us a good deal for buying…read moremultiple trees.

Drove 20 miles to nursery on Friday mid morning, supposedly open per web info. Got there, gates…read morelocked, Called phone#, no answer. Very disappointed. Constantly get posts under local buy/sell group on Facebook, but looks to me like a wasted effort. Why bother if you're not open?

Beautiful selection of plantitas and great vibes from the shop owner. She is super knowledgeable…read moreand I love the variety of plants available at appropriate prices. Plant addicts, beware, you'll want to buy the whole shop!

Such a cute succulent and cactus shop! And the butterflies flitted around so happily too!…read more We were over at component coffee lab and saw the plants peeking over the fence, and I told my son that we should go look at them. We encountered so many types of succulents and cactus tha we have never seen before. So interesting! The owner is so creative, with the pants placed with such care about the shop. The butterflies danced together as we left.

family owned and operated field grown trees with nice roots…read moreavailable great prices and great location if you want to support small businesses with great service, this is it

Yelped nurseries in the area and found this on YELP. Thank you fellow Yelpers... This place is…read moreawesome. The family that owns it are super friendly and welcoming. We were helped by Theresa.. she was so nice, patient, and helpful. The prices beat any other nursery or department store (Lowes, Home Depot, Orchard, etc). Will be definitely coming back. PS-They Deliver for a small fee.

You get what you pay for. Quality plants that grow well and flourish. Knowledgable, helpful staffread more

I cannot recommend Monrovia Nursery at all. They seem to know little about the proper care of the…read morelarger plants. I ordered five Spire Arborvitae, and all five arrived heavily rootbound. They were a week in transit from CA to WA, and that time stressed the plants terribly. I doubt they watered the entire time, and being so rootbound, the plants were not taking up any water that was left in the soil. After I picked up the plants, I freed the roots as best I could, repotted them in enriched soil, then watered them. Three died, but the other two might just survive. This is the last time I order from Monrovia. I suggest you stay away from them too.

The nursery was nice. It was beautiful at night. I would recommend having a party function wedding…read morecelebration at the Mezquite in Nursery. We were there in December they had canopies heaters a nice cement dance floor a bar everything you needed the bathrooms were very nice I definitely would recommend the Mezquite Nursery for your parties celebrations.

Beware about the quality of work you get and their replacement policies. They have no set in stone…read morepolicies in place so each day you get a different answer. I unfortunately learned the hard way by hiring them for my entire front yard. The quality at the end of the day was not worth what I paid. And getting in touch with them to have them fix issues is very difficult. There's a chance you don't hear back at all which is where I am at now. My neighbor couldn't even get a return call from them and decided to go elsewhere especially after hearing my story. I was given a lot of advise on what to plant and how to landscape and you will see from "some" of my pictures what I ended up with.

B and Z is one of the best Nursery's for the small family farmer. They are always helpful in…read moresupplying me with the trees I need even though I am not a large grower. I have been treated with professionalism and respect at B and Z.

***Buyer Beware***…read more If you're a local like me or traveling on your way through to the National park or lake, DO NOT stop here to buy anything. Their are several more Mom and Pops stores on the way with fresh local produce, milk, juices etc. that have WAYYY better pricing, wont rip you off, and much better customer service. We stopped here a handful of times to get some fruit/veges and to support a local place. Fruit and vegetables are highly expensive and not the greatest quality. Nevermind the assortment box for $30. It's about a 12"x12"X 2" height box with random leftover veges and fruits. $30 are you high? I bought some (Sierra Honey Farm) CBD oil from here. Brought it home and tried it. It had ZERO hemp/cannibas/earthy flavor to it and it tasted and had the texture of straight MCT oil. Additionally, it has no batch testing label or CoA which i knew when purchasing but further proved my skepticism after tasting the product. We called right away and explained that to the owner Barbara. She was very defensive and rude and told us she would never sell anything to us again. Perfect, we will never support you again and will let everyone know about you. Expose the fraud. I brought the snake oil back the very next day. Again, this lady is a real treat to deal with. I handed her the product, however, she wouldnt refund with cash or credit card. She insisted i wait a few days until her bookkeeper showed up. Anyhow, i came back the next Monday as my credit card had not been credited when she said it would be. I was told the bookkeeper never showed. I was again told to come back in a few days as she said only the bookkeeper knows how to credit off the card machine and she wouldnt give me cash. So, i finally got refunded when i came back a third time. Throughout the process with the owner (Barbara), i explained to her i was not new to CBD oil. Her BS factor was a 10 scale, especially the part about the product so pure that you wont be able to taste any flavor, her ramblings were quite impressive and defensiveness was very high. Shame on you. You're a fraud and so is the Sierra Honey Farms CBD product line. NEVER AGAIN!

This place is a flower shop? I had no idea. The sign outside says Sequoia Produce and my credit…read morecard receipt/charge shows Sequoia Produce & More. And we were definitely there for produce. On my list for our road trip was to stop at a local fruit store. I knew I'd see at least one along the way and this just happened to be the first one we noticed. The guy was very friendly and offered us samples of orange juice and pomegranate juice. The OJ was pure and freshly squeezed and was insanely delicious. At about $7 for a half gallon, it wasn't cheap, but I'd buy that once a week if I could. So damn good. We sipped on that for the rest of the trip. The pomegranate juice was good too. Considering that most pomegranate juices don't even have much pomegranate in them (if any), it was a nice treat. We also picked up some almond brittle, some dried chili mango, and a bag of Cara cara navel oranges. Sure we can buy them at Costco, but there's just something about getting them from the source (or close enough). Stopping here was a brilliant idea.