Visited this nursery because I live nearby and it had excellent reviews. Unfortunately it was pretty poorly stocked and lots of the plants that were available seemed pretty rough. Several citrus trees that have very obvious nutrient issues, and dying/dead herbs.

It’s winter right now so maybe it’s just a seasonality thing, especially since there’s no indoor/greenhouse area here. But, I would have expected more options for folks looking to start plants indoors and even the soil/container options were pretty limited.

Will stop by again when it’s spring to see if there’s more shopping options.

The actual space is quite nice, with gardens that you can go through next to the retail space. I’m not sure if they offer community gardens or anything like that, but the overall vibe for me at least was definitely more “community gardens with plants for sale” than it was “nursery”.

This place is like a beautiful oasis and not like any other nursery I’ve seen! The prices are very reasonable and the staff is passionate and well informed. A lot of the various plants have handwritten descriptions of the history, use, and growing habits, which is really helpful when garden planning, and just neat to learn certain things about it. There’s a chicken coop and a pigeon rescue aviary that can keep the kids entertained while you shop around, or for your own viewing enjoyment! It’s tucked back on the far end of island but well worth the visit!