Fresh produce. Friendly, knowledgeable, and very affordable quality. I have been going here for…read moreyears.

Friendly helpful staff, great selection of plants, sometimes things I can find nowhere else.read more

We purchased a tree and had their team plant it. Ulisses and Brent arrived on time and expertly…read moreprepared the area, planted the tree and offered us expert advice on how to care for it. They were friendly and knowledgable. We are very pleased with their work and would recommend them without hesitation!

I've been a loyal customer of Glovers over the years. I convinced my employer who holds the purse,…read moreto switch from her go-to nursery for many years, to Glovers. Thousands of dollars now spent at Glovers each year due to my recommendation. Today I called to special order some flats of Lamium in the flower color I needed. They said they had 2 flats of the color I wanted in stock, so I went. I was genuinely shocked to find that the stock they referred me to was mostly or partially dead. How unprofessional is that to bring me out there for sickly product instead of letting me order something healthy? I only found four 4packs that didn't look dead or sick. When I went to check out I felt like I should pass along my experience to someone in charge. I requested a 50% discount on the only decent purple 4 packs I could find to offset my inconvenience of time and gas for making the trip based on what I was told they had. That was too demanding of a request by the logic of the manager. Told him I spend way too much money there to be treated like my years of loyalty don't matter. The manager pulled up my account and scoffed at the thousands I've spent, telling me that others spend more. Is this where we're at with Glovers? Are we only respecting the patronage of billionaires now? I told him I felt insulted by that, but he wearing his fighter hat and not his customer service hat, and literally told me he has no problem with the dead stock out there because people still buy them. Just wow. I feel like I'd be compromising my basic self-respect if I ever showed my face there ever again, so congratulations Glovers: you just lost a regular annual customer who was happy to spend thousands every single year (apparently an underwhelming dollar amount, as your manager says) because you could not admit a clear communication error, or discount a *teeny tiny* purchase as a gesture that you value me as a customer. Everything was riding on principle today. #FAIL. PS: I adore the cashier with long braids, and I've found every cashier to be nice and pleasant. I also have gratitude for the workers who have happily given the plants in my cart fresh water to ensure they didn't dry out while I shopped. Sad how one guy in charge with a chip on his shoulder can undo all those years of patronage.

I love this place! It is my go to pumpkin patch place. It is full of good music and food. There are…read morea lot of things to do too

How have I never been here before? This is my favorite pumpkin patch I've been to in utah…read more Pumpkin patch is $5 entry, but if you want to go to the thriller park it's $30 on the weekends. They have shows every hour in the evenings on MWF and we got to see their shows and they were really fun. Raves for kids! Very loud, so if you or your kids are sensitive to noise I would recommend ear plugs. The thriller park has the show, performers, a corn maze, another maze type thing, and a foam pit and bouncy houses. The pumpkin patch has multiple pumpkin patches, TONS of pumpkins, and food trucks, ice cream, paintball (costs extra) and some shopping. Plenty of space, it never really felt overcrowded at all. Very aesthetic and great for taking pictures. Will definitely be adding this to our yearly traditions, this place is so much fun! The pumpkin patch was really cool if you just did that.

The staff here are so helpful. We only went to get rock, but we ended up buying plants because the…read morestaff was willing to walk around and answer questions about the different types of plants. They are very knowledgeable and willing to help you understand what will work for your yard. They weren't rushed and gave us all the time we needed. The delivery guy is also amazing! He brought our rocks on the same day and he was willing to dump the rock in two different areas so we wouldn't have to shovel it. He was also very precise; he dumped the rock in our mow strip and barely got any in the road. This is a great, honest, good company. Highly recommend.

Vince is amazing and has a head full of wonderful information. I'm not going anywhere else!!read more

They had Icelandic poppies! Plus many beautiful plants and gardening supplies…read more Friendly employees. Parking was a little tricky.

My visit to Westside Nursery was actually a failed attempt at visiting Winchester Nursery. You know…read morewhat's stupid? Winchester is smack in the middle of two spaces for Westside, and even though there are signs everywhere, they only serve to confuse matters more. But never fear, I'm here to provide some much needed clarity! On the East corner is Westside's main nursery space, filled with all the perennials, annuals, a few vegetables and herbs, groundcover, succulents, roses, and most of the smaller plants, though there are some trees and bushes here too (through which a charming stone walkway meanders). A register is located in a small shed-like building, along with garden accessories and fertilizers. Now, if you're seeking a larger variety of bushes and trees, you'll have to exit the nursery, walk past Winchester's chain-link fence and entrance, and then go into the OTHER section for Westside on the West side (hahaha) of this whole strip, where the bulk of these plants are housed. Despite the frustration accorded by their wonky set up, Westside was a really nice lil' nursery! The employees were really great. Every single one I interacted with was just cheery as can be, so helpful, and truly and honestly passionate about gardening. There was one gentleman that was just running around, lugging customer's purchases to their vehicles, and all the while so smiley and kind to everyone. The prices were in line with comparable businesses. Parking is iffy - you pretty much have to grab a spot along the street, and it's dang busy! Just be careful and stay safe. It's worth doing at least once to check out Westside.

Liqui-Dirt is a relatively new store, having opened at the end of 2019. I discovered them on…read moreInstagram, showing off a gorgeous planter. They are a bit out of the way, located near the South Valley Regional Airport, so you're just going to have to make it a destination on its own (They would fit right in on a cute lil' downtown street our boutique-y shopping area). When I arrived, what should I spot through their glass door, but a harlequin Great Dane puppy! I have one myself, just a few weeks younger than Miss Gaia who greeted me here, so of course I was already into anything they were selling. And don't you just love shop dogs? They are always the sweetest, so calm and friendly! We were also greeted by a cute little girl and her mother, who proceeded to explain their products, most notably the Liqui-Dirt fertilizer. This started it all about 15 years ago, and is a concentrated powder intended to be mixed with water. It is useful for all plants, and animal safe, so can even be utilized for aquaponics or ponds. Beyond it, they also carry a variety of pots and planters, heirloom seeds, soil, and many, many different plants. Their display of kokedama moss balls is gorgeous, and I would have snatched one up, but already have one at home. Instead, I admired stunning natural agate bowls, terrariums and colorful glass vases, but eventually settled on one of their house-crafted pots made of stone chips, because where else can you get one of those beauties? They come in a variety of colors and sizes, and the price includes plants! Picking my own was such fun, and they have so many options: loads of succulents, ferns, etc. Mostly standards, but a couple trendy, of-the-minute specimens too (I spied many pilea kokedama!). It took only five or so minutes for everything to be planted, and in the meantime, we paid for our purchase. Shortly after, my planter was revealed, and it is a natural masterpiece! The plants are arranged thoughtfully so as to show off each to their best advantage, living moss covers the soil, and moss covered sticks bring it all together. This is just my style, and I immediately started wondering to whom I might gift one, so I could return and put together more stunning creations! Our total was reasonable, with my planter, including the bowl, three plants, and service of having it arranged priced at $37. We also bought Liqui-Dirt. This is available in several sizes, from a small sample packet, the 8 oz bottle we chose at $35 (sufficient to prepare roughly 50 gallons, depending on use), to very large gallon and 5 gallon packages. This shop is tiny, and I do wish we had had a little more space to just look on our own. Other than that, it was a wonderful experience, and I will absolutely return.

Whether visiting their store on Airport Road in West Jordan, surfing their online wares, or seeing…read moretheir creative displays at nationwide home and garden shows, Liquidations-Dirt is a must-visit, especially as springtime approaches. Their great claim-to fame is their string garden kits, that, through a "plant ball," allow you to hang whatever you're growing. Whether aloe, a cactus, succulent, flowers, plants, or ferns, you've got a hanging and growing work of art. There are so any options of what to grow you'll have to check it all out yourself. All their products grow in their second claim-to-fame, Liqui-Dirt's plant food. The good folks at Liquid-Dirt are zymological gurus, big believers in the biochemical processes of plants. When it comes to their plant food, they believe in the "Power of 18." Be forewarned, there's a lot of s**t involved: from worms, from crickets, from bats, from rabbits, and from poultry (with a sprinkling of sawdust). Add to that alfalfa meal, blood meal, dolomite limes, gypsum, kelp meal, natural-flowing spring water, pH-balancing, and a handful or hard-to-pronounce-or-spell ingredients, you've got Liqui-Dirt's famous blend. Don't sleep on their other items: Garden seed packages for every imaginable vegetable, stone and glass bowls, plant health temperature and pH sticks, candle holders, and the rest. Liqui-Dirt's products are a little pricier than I would like, but the end-result is that their dirt grows healthy, easy-to-keep and provable plants. Just like their plants, I imagine the Liquidations-Dirt brand will keep growing and growing.

I bought a bushel of tomatoes from them several years ago and was happy with them. They also had…read morehuge bags of onions and garlic.

The absolute best folks working here! A wonderful wealth of knowledge and plant selection. Really…read morecrushing it locally!