The Plant Farm

Inna Goleta a month ago

The cutest plant store ever! Staff was very friendly, the plant options - endless, and the home decor - unique! The prices are also decent!

Isabella Smith 3 months ago

I love plants. It was enjoyable walking through to look, but don't try to ask for help unless you like having sullen attitudes in your face. Both people I spoke to basically told me "its over there". I wanted to know if they have a particular variety. I have no clue if they did and it was sold out, or if they don't even carry that type of plant. Also, the plants are the same as Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowes. I'd rather buy there than at the Plant Attitude Farm. And, at those three just listed you may even get them at a less expensive price. For the long drive, I won't be going back. I can find what I'm looking for and order online from a distributor, without the attitude. It wasn't even a busy day, maybe 5 other people looking around.

Monica Inman 4 months ago

What a fantastic nursery. They have got beautiful plants of all kinds. The flowers are beautiful. They also had a really nice selection of fruits and veggies. I went today and purchased quite a few veggie starts and was amazed by the prices. The staff was also super friendly. A really nice plant store I had never heard of and am super glad that I went today.

joe johnson 4 months ago

Bought a plum tree here about 6 weeks ago, it looked a little rough but it was the only one they had. I figured if it didn’t make it, I could swap it out. Called today and they said they wouldn’t take it back unless I could prove it was sick when I bought it. Buyer beware. Most places give a one year warranty. Not this place. I like to buy local, but back to Lowe’s who stands behind their products. Cutting 90 bucks up for the composter.

Janice Jordan 6 months ago

I was so excited to visit The Plant Farm for the first time. Plants are beautiful and very affordably priced but left disappointed with the customer service. There were only 2 other patrons looking at inside plants. They asked me if I worked there. No, sorry. I was looking for directions to the outside shrubs and I found a lady in the employee lounge who was stuffing envelopes into employee lockers. She pointed out the adjacent greenhouse. I found 6 large hydrangeas on my own then went in search of a cart to get them to the other building to pay. The sidewalk area was blocked by a motorized work vehicle. The guy who usually works “in the back” let me in by way of the “exit only” door. A gal came to the register and asked if I was a loyalty customer. No. Okay scan the QR code to sign up but your $320 purchase today will not count towards the program because “we have to manually add it and it takes a week to get it up and working”. Can I bring in my receipt and add it when it is up? “No. We can’t manually add it after the fact”. Okay. Paid for hydrangeas. Pushed the cart across the gravel parking lot (why did I park so far away I wonder and in the rain 😊). Load my heavy pots in my