A friend took me to this shop yesterday and I was so pleased to have found it. Dakota is very…read moreknowledgeable about desert plants and very helpful. Brianna also very helpful and knowledgeable on indoor plants . With the craziness of this city, finding this store, I have hope. Support this store, it's not badly priced and you're going to get more info about the plants than you will at other stores. Thank you.

It's a very nice plant nursery offering some difficult to find desert adaptive plants, as well as…read moreindoor house plants, soils, amendments, seeds, and other plant themed supplies.

This place is awesome! It's a little far from me, but I wanted to bring a friend here for her…read morebirthday, and I'm so glad we made the trip! They have a bunch of recurring activity nights like Plant Bingo, Moss N Sip, Succulent Nights, candle-making, open mic nights and more. They also have a really nice space that can be rented for private events. The events are mostly around $40 and can be booked online. Events do sell out! We went for Plant Bingo and had such a fun time! I recommend getting there early to grab a seat. There were four of us, so we got a nice table together. They play 20 rounds, and even if you don't win bingo, you still get a 2-inch plant. I also really liked that they talk about the different plants between rounds. It makes it fun and you actually learn something and add some plants to your "want" list. They had 3 people helping with calling, showing plants and serving food. They have some food and drink options available, or there's a restaurant next door with some really yummy sandwiches. There's also plenty of parking, and surprisingly, there aren't a ton of other stores in the shopping center, so parking was easy. Such a fun ladies' night out and a great place to do something different!

We don't normally post public reviews with local companies, but because we've referred clients to…read morethis company in the past, we feel it's important to share our experience. After being a client for almost a year, we were disappointed with how our business relationship ended. Following the departure of the team member in early 2026 who originally established clear expectations; communication declined, scheduled visits became inconsistent, and invoicing and plant care lacked clarity. Our services were terminated with less than seven days' notice, even though there was no contract. We raised our concerns directly with the owner, but the issues were covered by saying 'you get a discount' not a meaningful way to respond in our opinion. We never asked or knew about a discount. Our advice is simple: get all pricing, service expectations, and termination terms in writing. Based on our experience, professionalism, communication, and accountability were lacking, and the way our account was handled left a disappointing final impression.

Great selection of indoor & outdoor plants, fertilizer for all types of gardening needs, tools,…read moreoutdoor decorations, and more. Friendly service. Prices are competitive with its near peers. Definitely worth visiting.

...Have you ever felt like someone was lying before they finished their sentence?…read more Standing in the back area of Star Nursery on Ann, I needed to look Janet in the eyes while she denied responsibility. Her voice... calm, confident, and practiced. To anyone who hadn't done their own research, it probably sounded believable. I had already connected too many dots. What unsettled me wasn't merely the inconvenience. I could tell she recognized me as I approached. My motive was to congratulate her successful ploy. I asked the 3 ladies, Janet clearly the senior voice among them, about soil recommendations. As I listened and observed, I realized this was bigger than soil. Months earlier, I came to the nursery looking for guidance. I'd called the day before to confirm that someone could assist me in repotting a plant. Like many people, I trusted the expertise of Janet who seems to have spent years in this profession. That trust mattered. The younger staff members were immediately helpful. A tall gentleman who'd been planting strawberries and a younger woman tending the booth, didn't hesitate. Then Janet approached. She seemed concerned what they were helping with and quickly let me know, "We don't repot plants here." "Forgive me beloved. I wouldn't be here had I not called last evening to confirm first." I told her. Perhaps that was the straw, but who knows. What I do know, is Janet isn't a fan of self watering pots. I learned this as she instructed the young man to put holes in the bottom of the pot (which eliminates the intended functionality and would later create a mess in my living room) I implore you to ask her perspective on these pots if you'd like to confirm the accuracy of this testimony. The soil she recommended became the center of a problem that spread throughout my home. Fungus gnats appeared in overwhelming numbers. Soon it wasn't just a gardening issue. My wife noticed them. My children noticed them. Every room became a battleground against insects that multiplied faster than we could eliminate them. Hours were lost. Money was spent. Frustration became routine. The problem extended beyond plants and pots. It disrupted our home and our peace. Have you ever swallowed a fungus gnat? How about been interrupted by some while you have dinner and watch Netflix? How about waking up to one on your face? This was a foresaw reality Janet knew would come. When I returned seeking answers, I didn't expect professionalism. Maybe false concern at best or even accountability. Instead, I witnessed what happens when expertise stops serving customers and starts protecting itself. Experience is valuable, but without accountability, other perspectives get dismissed and customer service fades into the background. The signs aren't always dramatic. Sometimes they appear in small moments: The shrug. The dismissal. The refusal to acknowledge another person's experience. As I left the nursery, I wasn't angry. I was clear. The real loss was never the money, the soil, or even the months spent fighting the infestation. It was the realization that broken trust is far harder to restore than damaged plants. That's the lesson I carried home. Businesses grow through reputation. Relationships grow through honesty. Expertise earns respect only when it is paired with accountability. Without those things, confidence becomes arrogance, and experience becomes little more than a shield against criticism. Whether this situation resulted from poor judgment, bad information, or something else is for management to determine. My responsibility is different. My responsibility is to share this testimony, learn from it, and encourage others to pay attention. Character reveals itself clearly when something goes wrong. Not in the sale. Not in the promise. In the response. A noticeable observation was how the other staff responded. The least experienced staff member noticed what was happening and became quiet. Seemingly as to stay in line of Janet's authority. The other, simply agreed with Janet by default. I believe this to be how she protects job security. There's a disease breeding in this establishment. Staff might be afraid to speak when they see something wrong. I'm not.

This was my first time visiting the nursery. The park ranger said the nursery had been open to the…read morepublic for about a year. There is a plant availability list located on the website which also includes pricing. It is easy to find, but at the nursery sign you leave a paved road for a dirt driveway. The dirt driveway curves around and leads to a small parking area that offers a paved handicap parking space. The office is immediately to the left of the entrance. There were a few people in the office when I arrived. A ranger in the office helped me locate the plants I was interested in and were available. A few carts are available to help bring plants to the office and out to my vehicle. At the time, the greenhouses were not open. The plants in the greenhouses were being prepared for future sales in the Fall. Plant payment options are either cash or credit card. She asked for my name and phone number and entered that data along with the plants purchased in the computer. The ranger said that the data can be used if I ever want to know my plant purchase history. The prices for the plants I wanted were reasonable IMO. The penstemmon and desert marigold were of good size and looked healthy. It's a nice plant nursery offering pretty views of the mountains. I will return in the Fall to check out what is offered. The Ranger said to check the website for the Fall plant availability list around late September to early in October. I'm hoping the dirt road will get paved soon now that the nursery is open to the public.

We drove out to the NV Div of Forestry Nursery to find native plants for our yard. The employees…read morewere helpful and we found a few things to take home, including two baby "Joshua Trees." Unfortunately, they're so slow growing, our grandchildren may eventually be able to plant them in their yards, but they'll be fun to raise until that time! The nursery has a limited selection, but everything they stock is native to our area and will do excellent in the Las Vegas climate.

It's been a minute since I made my way down to Fergusons. Came in here and bought a couple new…read moreplant babies from Carissa! She is seriously the best and so knowledgable. I haven't seen her in a minute so we caught up for a bit. Her store is looking even better than ever! She has so many plants to offer and the best is these are all plants that can exist and live in the Vegas weather. She also has some fun hats, journals, pins, etc. There's seriously so many things to check out here. Even tarot cards, which is so fun! I got two little plant babies that hopefully I won't kill. The prices are great, and she told me how to take care of it and said I didn't even need to water it for a bit. Which I love haha. Definitely recommend supporting this local business especially if you're a plant lover! The plants I've bought from here before lasted yearssss and only recently died cuz I moved them to a new spot (my fault!).

LV Plant Collective was so good for my plant momma soul! The store had an incredible array of…read moremerchandise as well as plants. Plants: Cacti, succulents, money trees, pothos, large plants, strings of things - hearts & turtles (I got an adorable little string of hearts plant that called to me the minute I walked in the store) Plant Merchandise: Planters, hanging planters, and teeny tiny cute planters with little air plants (seriously adorable!) Merchandise: Essential oils, candles, tins of teas (my husband got matcha tea), stickers (I had to grab one!), earrings, greeting cards, journals, shirts, reusable bags, matches, pen loops for journals, and pins. My husband also got a wonderful self-care booklet - it was just a good reminder with perfect advice. The store is spacious, comfortable, peaceful, and delightful. The person who took care of us answered all my questions & was absolutely wonderful. I fully intend to go back again!!

The owner and management don't really care about the community. They're more focused on profit…read more Don't let their instagram fool you. I experienced first hand a "free" event but was later harassed about not donating after I was told that donations were optional and if unable to do so, that it was okay. The director of operations even went as far as calling the police on me and my toddler. Absolutely crazy at an event like this. We picked a bowl amount of produce that we were told we could pick from. Mind you this was after they had a pay to pick farmers market. Greedy and aggressive.

Garden farms of Nevada is a great business they do gardens in schools. They started a beautifull…read morecommunity garden in Henderson called pumpkin park. The community can rent a bed to grow there own garden or you can volenteer and learn to grow vegetables. Wendy is very knowledgeable about anything that has to do with growing fruit, Vegetables and anything that grows in Nevada!!! This buisness is a blessing to Nevada they also did a kids camp this summer that was unbelievable the kids made there own pickles that they picked from the garden. They made there own Bird houses from gourds that they took the seeds out of. They picked there own vegetables and a compony made food for them for lunch. The kids had a blast!!! They also do gardens in your home so look into it or go visit Pumkin Park.

Elder and his team are professional, hard working individuals who did a phenomenal job on my back…read moreyard. He gave us a quote on Thursday, started working Friday and resumed Monday. The whole job had a turnaround time of 3.5 days for a 45 ft x 20 ft backyard. We are super happy with the quality of the work and I would gladly recommend him to anyone who wants a fair price with exceptional customer service and extraordinary attention to detail. They were very flexible and understanding about the vision we had for the back yard and he (and his team) executed it perfectly. Call them!!

Left paint chips scattered everywhere. Had to call to remove. Left old turf under rocks. Had to…read morecall to remove. Installed crooked screen protector. Said they replaced with film. They did not.

Bought my lucky bamboo from here and she's still striving ,…read moreThe service was good as well as he was very helpful And the price can range from the size of the plants Lots of selection

We decided to have lunch at Ton Shou and checked this place out after seeing it on FB, as it's…read moreliterally behind Ton Shou. On Renate - warehouse vibe. Neat "store" with lots of plants. Very fairly priced. Got 3 plants for under $25. I thought it was cool because no one followed us around but some might not like that.