Landscaping reviews in Portland, Oregon

All the spring flowers and herbs are in, they have a wonderful variety.

Fun place if you can't make it to a real nursery, especially on a nice, sunny day

Had to ask someone but they found what I needed and got it down for me.

Love this place. Nice people. Great place to start your garden. Most of the people can give you good info. And it's dog friendly!

staff extremely helpful. Very low stock on most things, but that's not really their fault. I guess we are all just at home doing gardening projects.

Nice selection of plants even on a cold rainy day. Really nice assortment of bricks and pavers plus all the sand and soil you could want.

Thank you Shannon in the Garden Center for informing me about the plants and both you and Meadow at check out for giving good customer service!

Nice selection of plants, although there was no ferns and few fuchsia plants. Found some other types, notably a hanging blueberry planter. Always helpful associates.

Nice selection of annuals, seeds and planters as well as potting soil and compost.

The center is always well-cared for. Garden supplies are logically laid out & easily accessible. There is a wide selection of healthy & attractive plants. Note, I visited this center on a busy Saturday. Some garden supplies were noticeably depleted. If your shopping for something specific in garden supplies, check availability at the HD garden center you will be visiting.

Great place for all sorts of plants. And the staff are always friendly and helpful!

Love this store so much ! Great selection on all kinds of plants, shrubs, trees. Staff is very helpful and friendly

Is great place they have so many options and everytime i go there i always end up buying plants because i love how they take care of that plants.

We have been going to Portland Nursery for our garden and indoor plant needs for the past several years now, and I always have a great experience. The staff is knowledgeable and attentive. They have a large variety of plants, flowers, trees, etc. and their prices are fair. Also they are dog friendly which is a plus for someone like me who enjoys bringing my dog places.

George, the manager, runs a WONDERFUL nursery. I may be from Salem but Portland Nursery is now my go-to for all my garden needs. I’ve never been so impressed by a nursery before. If you’re looking for your next garden addition or just want to stroll through and look at wonderful plants, go to Portland Nursery! Oh and their customer services is great too. It’s a win all around! 🏆 😊

This place is really a pleasure just to even walk through. The indoor plant area is so beautiful, with lots of pots and hangers to choose from. They have a bonsai section, that is what I went for. I was able to find a bonsai tree pot here that I really like. The outdoors is inspiring. I like the way they have plants and tress combined together on display. It's motivating to do something similar at home, and nice to see how different things can go together.

This a great, knowledgeable nursery without the pretentious attitude that some others have. We live deep in the west side and while we don't shop here for garden basics, we gladly make the trip for the good selection of roses, trees and larger shrubs.

Got a few really nice plants here last summer that have done so well with Portland’s extreme heat and ice storm. Had to come back for more this spring, and Andrea was so helpful picking out some new selections. Their reputation as the best in Portland is well deserved.

Higher prices than other places, however always a great selection of plants and excellent customer service. The signage for their plant varieties is also very informative and helpful. A fun place to go if you have extra $$ to spend.

This place is awesome. Friendly workers and a crazy large selection. I spend more here than I would like to admit.

Used to be my favorite plant shop until I was shopping around the potato area and found “Chieftain” potatos that are red skinned potatoes. These were developed in Iowa in 1957. The original name was Ia 57410-10. Id rather see a bunch of numbers than feeling degraded at a plant shop. But when I told an employee about it she simply said “we don’t make up the names”. Well my biggest question is why even order them in your stock? At least rename them to the original name. There are plenty of examples of racist plant names being renamed all together. But of course this one still lingers. Shame on you.

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