Flora Grubb Gardens - SF

This is a destination garden center! You’ll find fun plants including palms and houseplants not to mention orchids and cactus all ready for adoption! Containers and seating are here for inspiration and there’s no better place for ideas to form!

Bought our Xmas tree here this season after getting the email notification. I stopped by over the weekend to sniff out these trees. . not only was the shopping experience a million times better than a tree lot, the staff was super friendly and we got THE MOST BEAUTIFUL xmas tree ever! It's so green and fresh. FG is now our GO TO for this yearly tradition!

We love this store! The best selection of ornaments for the holidays and this year they even have Christmas trees! We were stoked to grab our tree from our fav local garden store! ♥️

I love the vibe here! Beautiful plants & botanicals, a potting area and lots of outdoor seating. They even have a cute coffee truck. If don’t want to shop you can just sit and chill and enjoy the gardens. The folks that work here are very helpful. They potted the plants we bought (for a fee) and I love the way they turned out. 🪴

Love, love, love Flora Grubb! If you’re looking for the widest selection of plants, beautiful pots, and even patio furniture — you’ve come to the right place. A little pricey… sure. But the quality of the plants is top notch and the staff are incredibly helpful and nice. I’ve been coming here for close to 10 years already and have purchased majority of my houseplants and basically all of my backyard plants from Flora. Pre-pandemic they have a little cafe w coffee and baked goods from Ritual.

While location is a concern, the garden is full of beautiful flowers and potteries!

Such a gem in SF! I love to come here just to enjoy this little oasis in the city. But I always end up walking out with a gorgeous plant or gift for someone.

Beautiful garden center + Awesome Ritual coffee = fantastic must-visit neighborhood spot! Warning: the price tag here definitely is not the most affordable one in the city but they have so many cool and unique items that are worth the price! Tips: 1)Must try the peanut butter cookie in the cafe! 2)The mini clay pots, located in the middle pots display area are so adorable and CHEAP!

This is a destination garden center! You’ll find fun plants including palms and houseplants not to mention orchids and cactus all ready for adoption! Containers and seating are here for inspiration and there’s no better place for ideas to form!

Bought our Xmas tree here this season after getting the email notification. I stopped by over the weekend to sniff out these trees. . not only was the shopping experience a million times better than a tree lot, the staff was super friendly and we got THE MOST BEAUTIFUL xmas tree ever! It's so green and fresh. FG is now our GO TO for this yearly tradition!

We love this store! The best selection of ornaments for the holidays and this year they even have Christmas trees! We were stoked to grab our tree from our fav local garden store! ♥️

I love the vibe here! Beautiful plants & botanicals, a potting area and lots of outdoor seating. They even have a cute coffee truck. If don’t want to shop you can just sit and chill and enjoy the gardens. The folks that work here are very helpful. They potted the plants we bought (for a fee) and I love the way they turned out. 🪴

Love, love, love Flora Grubb! If you’re looking for the widest selection of plants, beautiful pots, and even patio furniture — you’ve come to the right place. A little pricey… sure. But the quality of the plants is top notch and the staff are incredibly helpful and nice. I’ve been coming here for close to 10 years already and have purchased majority of my houseplants and basically all of my backyard plants from Flora. Pre-pandemic they have a little cafe w coffee and baked goods from Ritual.

While location is a concern, the garden is full of beautiful flowers and potteries!

Such a gem in SF! I love to come here just to enjoy this little oasis in the city. But I always end up walking out with a gorgeous plant or gift for someone.

Beautiful garden center + Awesome Ritual coffee = fantastic must-visit neighborhood spot! Warning: the price tag here definitely is not the most affordable one in the city but they have so many cool and unique items that are worth the price! Tips: 1)Must try the peanut butter cookie in the cafe! 2)The mini clay pots, located in the middle pots display area are so adorable and CHEAP!

I don't know how anyone could give Flora Grubb less than 5 stars! I live in Healdsburg and find the gorgeous and unique selection of indoor and outdoor plants so worth the drive. Drought tolerant plants are what we need and the service is amazing. Each time I am there I easily find knowledgeable personnel who are eager to help. Big on lush greenery, stunning landscape arrangements, and so many fun accessories and pots, it is hard to leave.

Sacred green. Being among slow growing things. This is a special place and a local favorite. Get ideas for your garden and buy that special plant. I miss the cafe, but am thrilled that the piano is here. I'm sure both the young and mature plants also enjoy the music. Long Live Flora Grubb!

Excellent service and lots of plant selection. However, I was in the market for outdoor furniture and they had just what I needed. Highly recommend this place!

A great place to stop by and enjoy plants and some coffee. Has a good selection of different unique items and though pots are on the more expensive side, still reasonable. Employees weee helpful and answered all of our questions and gave great recommendations. There were little wagons near the front to help wheel out your haul. Fun stop if you're in the area or looking to add some green into your home!

Such a great place to grab a coffee, sit in the garden and pet all the cute dogs that come by. Although they didn't have the succulent I was looking for, the person that helped me was very friendly and knew what they had available. Some of their items were a little pricey but overall a great place to check out.

My favorite nursery in the bay, Take my money any day. Words can't describe how much I love this place. Grab a cup of coffee (which they sell) and just take a stroll. Large collection of indoor, outdoor, direct light, indirect light plants. The space is laid out well and as far as nursery's go, fairly priced (this ain't Home Depot). The staff is always available and happy to help, educate,make suggestions. Parking is easy too.

This is the coolest plant store I've ever been to. I came on a Saturday morning and there was a cute coffee cart selling coffee. They have a huge selection of plants and I felt the prices were reasonable. My favorite part of this plant shop was the outdoor piano. I played the only song I know how to play on the piano and it was really fun. I ended up getting a succulent for my apartment!

I can't say enough good things about Flora Grubb Gardens and the people who work there. We recently re-did our entire (small) back yard in San Francisco, ripping out absolutely everything and starting over, never having done anything like this before. The team at Flora Grubb helped us every step of the way - shout out to Jeff, Laurence, and Charlotte. They were generous with their time and advice, and as a result we now have a beautiful and not-too-expensive DIY garden that looks super professional. Besides the service, the mostly drought-tolerant plants at Flora Grubb area all so beautiful and healthy, and the place looks almost more like a botanical garden than a plant store. None of the big box 'Monrovia plants on supermarket shelves' vibe. It is very tasteful and looks extremely high-end - and yet their prices are extremely competitive. Can't recommend this place enough!

This place is gorgeous, and amazing. Staff is so friendly, and helpful, baristas are awesome. Great coffee. Prices are pretty medium. Wagons at the front to help with all the goodies that you are going to buy.

Great, thorough, and informed advice. Excellent selection. Worth the.cost! Heartily recommend

It's out of my way which is great for the wallet because they have GORGEOUS selections and very reasonable prices (for the most part, some of the more popular items are naturally pricier). I have no idea why someone would say they're overpriced when they have 1-2 gallon size stag for $25. $25!! The service is great, save the one cashier that checked me out that did the bare minimum (but even then I wouldn't say the service sucks), and when he was typing away on his cell in front of me, the other girl nicely asked if I needed help boxing up or anything. So really, 99% of the folks here are nice. The 1% is just a given. No one and nothing is perfect. Anyone giving this place less than 5 is tripping.

Just to prove how plant illiterate I am. I have a confession to make - I've never heard of this place before, and I've lived in the Bay Area most of my life. And as we all know, that's a really long time. However, let me bask in my ignorance and delight in finding an unexpected bucolic space. I wasn't even looking for it as I just had lunch for the first time at All Good Pizza (review: https://bit.ly/36gtohl) and strolled down a very industrial-looking block. The nursery is pretty well enclosed from the street, so it was a complete surprise to see 8,000 square feet that almost felt like a park. Naturally they specialize in plants that thrive in the Bay Area, which means there are quite a few palm trees, cacti, and succulents laid out in organized groupings. Some of the plants look downright sculptural like contemporary art pieces. Even the rainbow of patio chairs are decoratively presented on a wall (photo: https://bit.ly/3rNbdbs). A huge galvanized steel structure houses the indoor plants and garden furnishings. I heard there used to be a Ritual Coffee Roasters kiosk, but it has since closed unfortunately. No matter as I'll be back when I get motivated enough to develop a true green thumb. Hell won't be frozen yet. RELATED - Exploring Bayview/Hunters Point? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3AOvRKv

Lovely people, gorgeous plants, amazing gifts! A San Francisco must shop! I hope you like unique plants.

I'm OBSESSED with Flora Grubb. My favorite plants (and pots) in my house are from here. We love just browsing around at all the plants and looking at their selection. I want to buy everything! It is on the pricier side, but the plants are just better here. Everyone who works here is so incredibly helpful and nice. By nature, I am a plant killer with my brown thumb. Pre-pandemic, I came here in search for an indoor plant. They recommended I get a lipstick plant. Lo and behold, it has survived, bloomed, and is a fan favorite when people come over to visit. The location is in the middle of nowhere, but its actually nice that parking is available and free.

Awesome selection of draught tolerant plants and beautiful displays to give you inspiration for your own garden. Totally worth a trip!

If you're looking for a new plant baby, you want to check this place out. You'll find many variety of indoor and outdoor plants. Not only you'll have countless options but their plants are noticeably healthy. Other than plants you will find pots and fertilizer. Not sure if I saw soil though?! I did went on a Thursday morning and the staff working were helpful and friendly. Lucked out because they were putting out new plants. I went there for a monstera and after checking out a few I found the one. Unfortunately the spot where I parked, I ended up being blocked by a big rig. Spent a little more time there than I expected so I bought a coffee to sip on while strolling around. Not sure if they sell coffee every morning but I'm happy they did.

The best plant store in the Bay Area. Worth the drive for the excellent vibes, reasonable prices, huge selection, healthy plants, and friendly staff. They even have a cat. What more could you need?

Flora Grubb IS the place to be if you desire outdoor cacti, succulents, ferns, and monsteras. Flora Grubb IS NOT the place to be if you need prayer plants, pots, or extremely knowledgeable individuals (more on that later). I made a special trip out to the nursery on the recommendation of a relative, and I was so excited because it was their Holiday Weekend soiree with Bloomstock Coffee and other independent vendors selling chocolate, cannoli, and other goodies. I walk in, immediately entranced by cacti, succulents, potted flowers, and monsteras. Upon entering the nursery's action center, i.e. where you can purchase your plants and find nursery attendants, I weaved my way to Bloomstock coffee. Out loud, I said "This is cool" and the coffee attendant snidely said "Well, this is a lounging area". I get it, you make coffee at a nursery, so cool, but let's just say based on that interaction, I decided not to purchase coffee. I noticed their selection of prayer plants including calatheas. While the aforementioned plants looked healthy, the prayer plants were disheveled. Their pots contained dry soil and each plant had so many dead leaves it was hard to discern a healthy plant from the rest. Somewhat similar to Sloat Garden Center - Marina/Cow Hollow, it's as if no one cared for these plants. I know they are fussy plants, but for a large nursery, I expected so much more. After choosing a calathea that was VERY HEALTHY, I decided I wanted to a pot. I asked one of the ladies at the cashier registers if she had any suggestions. She gave me one look, walked over to one pot, and said "This might work" but giving off an air of "I'm not interested in helping." When I asked for rocks to raise the plant off of the pot, she pointed to a bag and said "These are the smallest we have" and then walked away. I did more laps around the nursery in search of a nice pot, decided I needed more guidance, and FINALLY found a helpful person. She walked me through what could work for my 4-inch potted plant, with her even testing several options, weighing the pros and cons of each. BIG SHOUT OUT to the woman with red hair, YOU ARE AMAZING. FIVE STARS FOR YOU!!! If you happen to find yourself in the Bayview/Hunters' Point area, then sure, stop at Flora Grubb but do not expect the greatest customer service EXCEPT from the woman with the red hair.

I've been hesitant to write this review, but after my last experience here I must. There is a short stout Filipina/ Hispanic woman that works there. This woman is extremely rude, and literally rolls her eyes at me several times while I was looking around. This is not the first time she's done this to me. I see the way she interacts with white/Caucasian customers. She's quite bubbly, and nice to them, but when I a person of color is there she's literally scowling at me. I was there looking for an arrowhead plant, which they did not have. This woman was looking at me like I was there to steal something. She even went as far as to tell another employee to watch me. I don't like her, and really don't want to support flora grub any longer. I'm really tired of this woman treating me like trash when I'm there. She's brown too so I don't t understand why she's racially profiling me. I live in the neighborhood, and really don't appreciate the treatment.

I've been coming to Flora Grubb for decades. They have a great selection and wonderful service at the gardens. My only problem with it recently is that they don't answer the phone and to contact them you have to email them.

I'm new to gardening. They def spent the time to helped me find what i needed. Loaded my car with goodies for me. Will def come back

Great selection and staff know their plants. Prices are fair. Will definitely be coming back!

Flora Grubb has a referral list of recommended gardeners, each with a positive blurb/description. I selected one when I wanted to update my deck. The project was small: 3 large pots with 4 plants. Not such a small price: $2,000. Turned out fabulous but within 5 months, 3 of the 4 plants were dead or dying. Gardener refused to come help. No guarantees with plants but not great odds or experience. Contacted FG to suggest they might want to remove gardener from their list. They defended gardener and cheerfully suggested that I come by and purchase new plants to replace those that had died. Disappointing, uncaring, bad business.

Not sure what all the hype is about. I didn't see anything special about this place. They seem to cater to high-end clientele. Too precious and expensive for me. Bay Natives is a much more interesting spot.

Best plant nursery I have been to in San Francisco, hands down! - Very spacious area with a large selection of outdoor and indoor plants - In my experience, staff has been very helpful and knowledgeable about different varieties of plants and care tips - There are a couple potting stations laid out in the shop, so you can repot your plant right there and call it a day! - There is a cafe inside with plenty of seating areas. If you've got a fellow crazy plant friend, this is your place - Prices are a bit steep compared to what you'd get at Home Depot or Lowe's, but comparable to other plant nurseries in the city. Rent ain't cheap, so it makes sense - Plants are in very good health, so it's good to know you're not setting yourself up for failure from the get-go lol - Location is quite some distance away from the main hustle and bustle of the city, so plenty of parking in this neighborhood

Really great outdoor garden with a huge variety of plants and succulents for sale. You'll find rare varieties that are not typically available at stores like Home Depot. The garden is sizable and if you're like me, you can find yourself looking at different varieties for hours. To prepare you for that, grab a coffee inside (Ritual Coffee anyone?) first. They have small, more common plants ranging from $5 and up (on the pricy end). You can also buy succulent mix by the pound. I highly recommend checking out the succulent wall, old car with plants growing from it, and the truck. It's a very Instagram worthy location.

So happy to see they're back open! They've been very careful with protecting your safety. Carts are sanitized and most folks are wearing masks when they walk inside Inventory is still good -- came home with some more haworthias, a beautiful ctenanthe

This place is beautiful! At the time I went they were having what they called a "planting party" and lots of people were choosing their pots and plants to put them in. It was very cute. I loved that there was so much area to explore. Lots of cool landscaping going on there, especially with the first area you walk into from the parking lot. There's also a small patio with a succulent wall, a car with plants growing from it and the small room of pottery towards the back. I was very tempted to buy a pink pot with a plant stand but I'm from Hawaii and I'm not positive it would have made it back home in one piece.. Another thing, it's also got a coffee bar? Too cool. I also got to pet one of their cats after a worked caught me saying it was adorable. He picked the cat up for me just so I could pet it which was really nice of him!

Complicated place for me. Here are the many pros: 1. The quality of the plant material is quite high. 2. The selection is curated. What I mean by that is that they don't just carry basic, what everyone carries to please everybody material - Flora and her team have a plant point of view and carry things that appeal to their sensibilities: Natives, Australian, New Zealand, succulents, palms,low summer water plants. 3. The place is gorgeous. 4. Many of the staff are avid gardeners and know their material. 5. They have a lovely selection of containers. The downside: It is quite expensive and keeps getting more so. I shop at other East Bay and Bay Area retail nurseries as well as wholesale places (unfair comparison on that front) but FG is now really out of whack. 2. The staff can be a bit snobby and tough. Not always but sometimes and it can be a bit off-putting. The star rating isn't quite right to capture this place - it ranges from 3-5 stars. I always come back, if nothing else than for inspiration, but I will often try and find things at a more reasonable place elsewhere. I go there a lot and sometimes don't care for how the staff makes me feel.

So, COVID happened. The running joke is, couples are cooped up indoors, bored, and BOOM. A new addition is added to the family. Has this happened to anyone? *Raises Hand*. However, as a newly single parent, my new baby sits in a plant pot not a highchair. I figure now was a good time to pick up a new hobby and what better way then tending to a plant. Plants are beautiful, therapeutic, calming but also require some TLC. This was my first baby so I came to Flora for their endless options and variety. Service was great

We purchased a beautiful dracaena tree from Flora grubb gardens. All the plants are very healthy and look well cared for. The staff was very helpful and friendly

What a breath of fresh air on the Eastside of town. Surrounded by industrial warehouses, Flora Grubb Gardens has an outstanding selection of nature from succulents to air plants and pottery. Just makes you feel good visiting here. Great service. Prices are a bit high but quality can't be beat. You owe yourself and Mother Nature a visit. I'm sure you'll bring something home to brighten your life.

Obsessed!!!!!!!! Came during shelter in place and it was amazing. There was a staff at the door with hand sanitizer and rules in place to keep everyone 6 feet apart. This nursery is beautiful. I can not imagine how fun it would be to come here under normal circumstances with the ritual coffee shop open. This place gave me life!!!! So many beautiful pots and plants. This place is much cleaner and boogier then other nursery and I am here for it!!!!!!

An absolute treasure- the staff is incredibly knowledgeable and willing to help; in a beautiful setting. The arrangements blow my mind and the coffee is heaven.

This place is totally amazing. I've been stalking them on Instagram for a while and was finally able to come in person. It's a beautiful oasis in the middle of the city. A-MA-ZING. There are 5-6 parking spaces in the tiny lot in front. Otherwise it seems like street parking is relatively easy. Also, close to public transit on 3rd Street. I was in awe of this space. And the lovely people who work there. Everyone was so friendly and helpful and kind to me. There is a beautiful little coffee shop inside too. Every kind of plant from a teeny succulent to a giant palm tree. Whatever you need for your home or garden. There is a beautiful courtyard with the coolest succulent wall. Like a sculpture! I definitely recommend coming here! I could have stayed all day. It's cool, hip, peaceful, beautiful and happy. I wanted to buy plants but we were traveling. I'm coming back for a day trip because now I know exactly what I want.

This place is super cute and there is a reason there are usually large crowds on the weekend. Since I live nearby, I may try and stop by on the weekdays when it is less chaotic. As people have already mentioned, this place is awesome and one of a kind! Where can you stop for really awesome plants and succulents while enjoying a cup of Ritual coffee on a bench? The aroma of fresh plants, soil, and coffee fill the air here! Even though it was really busy, the staff still took time to ask if we needed help. The plants + pots can be quite pricey and add up if you get many items, but it is really awesome that they have a complimentary potting area where you can pot your newly bought plant into your newly purchased pot. Big big plus for that! Even my husband loved that aspect of Flora Grubb Gardens and he usually hates hipster-ish succulent places like this. Parking isn't too bad although you may have to park a few blocks away on the weekends. All in all, a really neat place and I really love my new succulent plants.

Nice grounds but the plants are overpriced. I also was looking for a palm tree for my living room, found one for $80. They also had $200 palms listed as indoor variety. An employee stopped me (as I was minding my own business walking) and asked where I would be placing my palm tree. When I told her I would be putting it inside, she told me the variety wouldn't do well inside and tried to persuade me to buy the other way more expensive variety. Not helpful and she was also not correct - my palm is thriving in my living room! So go with your gut, especially if you're spending your money on an investment that you've already researched!

They have an excellent selection of indoor plants and stylish planters, and their staff is very knowledgable. Prices are high, but come here during their Labor Day sale for 20% off all plants. We were having issues with plants dying in certain areas of the house, and the staff helped us troubleshoot and recommend more suitable plants. Doesn't hurt that the space is expansive and includes a coffee bar.

Excellent succulent selection and advice.I advise making an appt., though, if a consultation is needed.

I really wanted to like Flora Grubb Gardens. They have a wide variety of plants and pots and it's spacious to walk around. Unfortunately, their customer service is terrible, so I will not be coming back. I came on a Thursday at 5pm and there were one or two other customers in the store. I was trying to find some help for selecting a plant but could not find anyone. There was a male sales rep helping another customer but seemed busy, so I ended up finding a plant myself. As I was waiting to pay at the cashier, the same male sales rep was behind the counter with another female sales rep. There was no one but me in line and they were chatting it up at the register as I waited to be rung up. The male sales rep saw me waiting but ignored me and turned his back to me. The female sales rep then saw me waiting and offered to ring me up. While ringing me up, the female sales rep said there was an error message that kept popping up on her side when printing the receipt. She asked the male sales rep for help, to which he walked away and said "yeah, I don't know." He proceeded to walk back to the female sales and started commenting on a plant behind the counter, not even helping her with the problem she was having. When I finally got my receipt, the male sales rep finally acknowledge me and said "oh, it printed!" I didn't appreciate the pretentious attitude of the male sales rep and even his unwillingness to help his coworker was a shocker.

First off the shop itself is a nice oasis in the city. Beautiful tall trees and other plants make a nice place to wander. However the prices are over the moon, even for SF. I noticed some simple Staghorn ferns stapled to an unfinished board were $55- seemed steep. Other plants I was interested in were $60 for a 6"- beyond what I felt comfortable spending. We got coffee and sat outside. I paid cash for our 2 drinks. While we are sitting outside the barista comes and tells us we didn't pay. What? I just gave you $12 for our lattes and tossed the change in your tip cup. She said she forgot and most people don't pay with cash..... The coffee was tasty.

My new favorite place to buy plants and pottery! I organized a team event here and Marissa was the absolute best! She was super knowledgeable and patient with our group as well. She walked us through everything and checked in on us gave us recommendations. Everyone in our group loved the experience! I'm planning on going back by myself to look at some plants and pots to bring home (:

I'm back in Houston now so the California policemen can't lampoon me for taking fallen succulent leaves and other floor appendages. I came here because I've been given permission to become the crazy succulent lady. I think there are worse things to be crazy about (like cocaine) so I will go as crazy as $24 dollars takes me! The first thing I did was admire the succulent wall; it was the loveliest, sun stressed arrangement I've seen in awhile. The wall is roughly 6' long and 4' tall, mounted in the back right. If you look at photos of the wall a couple years back, you can see that the wall was rather green and barren. Now, it's beautifully colored with reds, oranges, purples and yellows. All of the plants are doing great and they all look very happy. Next, I walked over to the succulent section and picked out a few varieties that I never see in Houston. I got myself an echeveria chroma, a hawthoria cooperi, an echeveria Lola, a purpusorum and some unknown variety. I'm extremely happy with the nice selection this nursery has to offer! After browsing the succulents, I looked on the floor for fallen arms and other succulent bodies. I bought some cute mini terra cotta pots and decided to stow away my extras in there. After looking at the floor, I found three unknown pink arms with little propagations, a super mini sedum burrito looking spiller, a few cute mini chubbies and a sedum jellybean arm! Overall, great prices, cute plants and great people!

We became first time plant owners thanks to Marissa at flora Grubb! We were totally stumped on what would work in our SF tricky weather yard. She was a wealth of knowledge and showed us around. She gave several recommendations after asking us all the right questions. She was so passionate about plants!! All of plants are beautiful and we know we'll be back!!

Even during the COVID pandemic, Flora Grub can still put a smile on my face. I love everything about this garden center. Some items are pricey but good quality. Highly recommend if your browsing foe new plant babies ;)

We just wanted to get coffee and walk around but, we ended up getting two types of plants! They have the best selections of plants. Some small, some large. The people are super friendly. They will help you if you're a beginner plant parent like me! They'll help you figure out what type of soil to use and how to take care of your plant. I highly recommend coming here to get your first plant or even your hundredth plant!

Pros: - beautiful plants of all kinds, shapes, and sizes - beautiful venue, indoors and outdoors, immaculately kept, fun to just walk through - COFFEE - kind staff Cons: - pots are unreasonably expensive. so this is a great place to get just the plant but of course you probs want the pot too - weird location. a short walk from the muni in a random what appeared to be barren neighborhood. not much around there

This is one of my favorite places. I've been there more than a few times and everyone there is always helpful and friendly. Last trip, they even had 20% off, which I was ready to pay full price, so that was a nice surprise! Also, they are always able to give great advice of plant care.

What a wonderful experience! I came here on a rainy mid morning and since it is COVID stood in line to get it. As you as you walk in you can tell these plants are all very well taken care of. And the layout look beautiful! All the employees are very knowledgeable about plant info/care and were eager and available to answer questions. That was impressive despite being able to make sure customers are social distancing, are hand sanitizing and being safe. I adore the planter pot room...Nice selections! There are wagons available to pull your goodies around. There's even an on-site coffee bar! *(Not open right now at the moment, during COVID but very cool! ) If you are into plants this is a great place to check out, very well taken care of plants! I left smiling with my Monstera that was almost half my size yay! The stellar customer service alone made my rainy day sunny and so happy to bring home this healthy, beautiful Monstera!