East Bay Nursery is amazing. Huge variety of healthy plants and gardening supplies…read more They have the most amazing selection of succulents I've ever seen. I didn't even think I liked succulents until I saw all these. Just incredible variety.

Just one of my favorite nurseries!! So much to look at, adore and take home!…read more I've been on the hunt for a money tree and East Bay Nursery had the perfect one for me. And my bestie was looking for a bonsai tree and what do you know?!! So many to choose from. We also picked up some of their gorgeous air plants!! If you're looking for something specific, I bet they have them here. Service is excellent. There's a small parking lot attached. I cannot wait to come back. I had my eye on a few succulents and more air plants! Hope to come back soon!

I've been here twice (before and after the new location) and love it here! This plant shop is such…read morea vibe from the decor to the amazing staff. Every person I've encountered has been such a gem; they're kind and down to earth. Some of the plants are a bit on the pricey side, but they are all beautiful and well cared for, and you're supporting a small business, so it's worth it. On my last trip, I scored a beautiful Hoya Kerrii for $13.50. It was such a fantastic deal considering how many leaves it has! I also love that they have tiny plants in tiny pots, which makes you feel like you're growing something from scratch, plus they're super cute! I'm not in the East Bay often but will make sure I stop here, next time I'm in the area. Highly recommend!

LOVE Paraíso! I've been coming here for a couple of years, and the atmosphere is always amazing…read more The staff is so fun and easy to converse with, and the stickers are super cute. I really love that it's POC/queer-owned and an LGBTQ+ welcoming space. The plants are on the pricier side, but it's absolutely worth it--everything is pest-free, handled with proper care, and their soil mix is great. Their new store is also fantastic--much bigger with a bright, airy feel. Will continue coming back :)

Thank you to Ben and Nicole for providing great customer service and support. I will return for…read moremore but for now I wanted to plant some Yerba Buena for the balcony at home. I want to learn how to take good care of my first potted herb. I will update later for sure. Also, what a great view of Mount Tam from the nursery. Please support this business if you are in the area. I really admired the patience from the staff. See you soon guys!!

Get ready to be inspired for a native plant garden of your own! Oaktown Native Plant Nursery makes…read moreit easy. I was reading about pocket forests for biodiversity and thinking about how planting more natives around weed-laden yard would be beneficial, and also cooling in this concrete jungle which is an urban heat center. If you could do something about it with native plants that support pollinators and more, why not? Whether you have pots/containers, your apartment's shared space, a community garden, your/neighbor's yard - or volunteer to adopt a traffic circle in Berkeley and plant natives in there. You can't go wrong browsing the Oaktown Native Plant Nursery website, reading up on the plants, buying plants online, then picking them up at the Oaktown Native Plant Nursery - and also getting Vik's Chaat for lunch while you're in the area.

Excellent service and selection. The plants are always healthy. They even called me when the…read moreseedlings I wanted came in!

I went today to check some plants, I loved the variety of plants they have…read more I found and bought a bunch of Dahlias bulbs, the price was reasonable. But I noticed I was being followed, at least the guy should be discreet. Don't let me notice, he was watching and following me. But if you're white, and love plants they have an amazing variety. I will rated this place with 3 stars, because I saved lots of money buying the Dahlias bulbs from them.

In my home, I now have 15 art pieces that I've purchased from Gardensia. These pieces are outside…read morein my gardens and inside in my kitchen, living room, and bedroom. This place is awesome. Whenever I'm in Berekely, I make it a point to stop by and look at all the items Sekti and Lisa have. I'm always amazed at all the little treasures I come across. Check 'em out!

Loved this place! Tons of great statues and garden (actually interior and exterior) items…read more Tucked away and you have to look for it. Worth a trip!

I've been going to Westbrae Nursery for years - it's my favorite place to buy healthy plants and…read moreplant pots. The staff there are super helpful and friendly. I've called them before to inquire about native milkweed for monarch caterpillars and their staff took the time to explain how much milkweed I'd likely need, the timing/lifecycle of monarch caterpillars, etc; they were super informative and helpful. I also really love supporting an employee-owned co-op.

What am incredible nursery! I've lived in Berkeley for years and have never stepped inside…read more However, I bought quite a few things and excited to start my gardening this season. The staff was incredibly helpful and courteous. I was able to find some ghost peppers and several other seeds I'm going to plant. I also will be coming back to see if I find th lemongrass I was looking for. Awesome place!

The tomato starts here are like a foot tall. Hearty, well loved plants abound. The garden workers…read moreare knowledgeable about native plants and their care. This is one of the best places to go for plant starts.

This non-profit community farm is such a peaceful hidden gem. It's filled with a wide variety of…read moregarden fruits, vegetables, and plants--everything from herbs and veggie starts to full-grown trees. It's a great spot if you're looking to grow your own food or just enjoy a calm walk through nature. There's a section for indoor houseplants, but it's a bit limited. Most of the options are Succulent plants and hardier varieties, so if you're looking for a large variety of tropicals or more delicate indoor plants, you might not find much--though there is a separate indoor plant area that was closed off during our visit. You'll definitely notice the fertilizer smell when you walk in--not overwhelming, but something to be aware of if you're sensitive. Still, the overall atmosphere is relaxing and grounding. It's a really lovely spot to explore, especially if you enjoy gardening or just want a nature-filled reset. Heads-up for allergy sufferers: with all the plants, pollen, and earthy air, you may want to plan accordingly. We didn't directly interact with the staff, but they seemed friendly and helpful, assisting other guests as I walked by. Parking: There's plenty of side street parking available in the surrounding neighborhood, and a few spots right in front of the entrance. Hours: * Monday-Thursday: Closed * Friday: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM * Saturday-Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Happened to see this nursery and decided to check it out. They have an awesome selection of indoor…read moreand outdoor plants, most of which are thriving. Quality of the plants and herbs are superb. I like to get coffee from the coffee shop next door and shop as I drink my coffee. An absolute gem!

Stumbled upon flower land during the Solano festival thingy but it was closed at the time so we…read moremade our way back last weekend and went again today. Such a wonderfully thought-out nursery and they have a great variety of plants, flowers & herbs. We came home with marigolds, a rosemary, parsley and chives. The quality of the herbs are superb and they've been so happy since we've planted them in our planter. We could spend an hour every weekend just walking through the greenery. Also noticed they have a coffee spot by the entrance, excited to give it a try next time we visit.

This place has sooooo many beautiful plants! I visited here with some friends and found the most…read moregorgeous monstera thai constellation. For the size and the price, this plant was worth it. It is gorgeous! We didn't end up getting it since we were looking for a different indoor plant, but I just really wanted to acknowledge the beauty of the monstera.

Come check out the happiest plants you've ever seen. I mistakenly thought this spot was only for…read moresucculents. Absolutely delicious assortment of indoor plants, which were freshly watered went I visited and smelled like fresh dirt. IYKYK They do have a great selection of succulents as well as other outdoor plants, pots, fresh-bagged dirt, and some super fun Bullwinkle art bits for the garden. Friendly staff, beautiful plants... what more can be said?

Very recently I witnessed Urban Ore stop staff placing thousands of CDs into the trash. I asked…read more"why"? and was told "the cases were cracked or the discs were scratched". I went to the front and offered to take the CDs they were sending to the landfill. I stated I had boxes with me - the staff seemed amenable however when the manage Claudio was asked he overruled them and stated "no" - the CDs are now on the landfill - I have a machine to resurface discs, a press to flatten creased artwork and thousands of cases - however a company who's catch phrase is "zero waste" dumped" thousands of perfectly salvageable items. I contacted Urban Ore via email, via messaging and tagged them in social media as well as posting on their own FB page - no response. People donate items to Urban Ore thinking they think they are keeping them out of the landfill - the behavior of Claudio shows that this is a lie and Urban Ore appears to be a scam.

Came by this past weekend, and I was amazed by this place from the moment I stepped inside. It's a…read moregiant warehouse space organized into nicely labeled sections, and there's a massive yard out back with even more secondhand products for sale. The diverse offerings include bicycles and bike parts, furniture (sofas, tables, and more), lots of chairs, rugs, luggage, tools, electronics, speakers, musical instruments, CD's and records, remote controls, items that make you feel like you've gone back in time (like cassette tapes, vhs tapes, and floppy disks), books, toys, model trains, light fixtures, baskets, kitchenware/appliances, board games, crutches, building materials, doors, windows, bathtubs, toilets, garden sculptures, mirrors, cabinets and shelves, decorative items, artworks, plumbing hardware, door knobs, plastic cups and bottles, hats, shoes, and clothing. They even have scrap glass for mosaic or stained glass projects. We ended up purchasing some drum rings, as well as an awesome tote bag for just five bucks. The line at the front counter gets long at times, but it moves quickly with helpful workers making sure everything goes smoothly. You can even cut the line if you're paying with cash. No returns are allowed on items such as electronics and clothing. Dogs are welcome inside, with countless signs posted noting that it's not a poop and pee zone. There's also a sign near the toy section stating "unattended children will be given candy and a free puppy."