Dry Garden Nursery

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Elivia Google

about 2 months ago

The plants here are soo healthy, and the man who runs it is kind and super knowledgeable on the plants he sells. Also, the whole nursury is absolutely beautiful. i think a lot of people browse and leave empty handed, but with the knowledge the owner gave me (unfortunately i missed his name) it'll be doable for anyone to pick up a plant for themselves or as a gift. I'm planning on returning very soon :)

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Omar Sultanvia Google

over 2 years ago

If you're a plant enthusiast seeking a unique haven for low-maintenance greenery, look no further than The Dry Garden Nursery in Berkeley! This hidden gem offers a remarkable selection of plants that thrive with minimal water requirements, with a particular emphasis on succulents and cacti. As a passionate plant lover myself, I couldn't be more delighted with my experience at this extraordinary garden. Upon entering The Dry Garden Nursery, I was immediately struck by the serene and calming ambiance. The well-organized displays showcased an extensive range of plant species, each carefully curated to suit a dry climate. The knowledge and expertise of the staff were readily apparent as they enthusiastically shared insights about the plants, their care requirements, and creative design ideas. The selection of succulents and cacti at The Dry Garden Nursery is simply breathtaking. From classic varieties to rare and exotic specimens, there was something to captivate every plant lover's heart. The diversity in size, shape, color, and texture of the plants was truly remarkable, and it was clear that each plant was meticulously nurtured and well-maintained. What sets The Dry Garden Nursery apart is their commitment to educating their customers. The staff eagerly answered my questions and offered invaluable advice on plant care, placement, and even creative ways to incorporate these fascinating plants into my home and garden. They shared tips on proper watering techniques, suitable soil mixtures, and even recommended some eco-friendly gardening practices. Their dedication to spreading awareness about sustainable gardening is truly commendable. I was also pleasantly surprised by the fair pricing at The Dry Garden Nursery. Despite their exceptional quality and extensive selection, the prices were reasonable, making it possible for both enthusiasts and beginners to explore this fascinating world of drought-tolerant plants without breaking the bank. In conclusion, if you're searching for an oasis of low-water plants in the heart of Berkeley, The Dry Garden Nursery is an absolute must-visit. With their impressive assortment of succulents and cacti, knowledgeable staff, and dedication to sustainable gardening, this hidden gem is a paradise for plant enthusiasts. Prepare to be inspired, educated, and captivated by the sheer beauty and diversity of drought-tolerant plants. I cannot recommend The Dry Garden Nursery enough—it truly deserves five stars!

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Patricia Russell Hansenvia Google

about 3 years ago

I’m getting into air plants and found this place. The selection of air plans was good and I purchased a few. I walked around the nursery look at the selection of succulents, cactus and other plants. I plan on coming back to buy more. The owner is terrific and the plants reflected that they are cared for.

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JoAnn SkyWatchervia Google

over 3 years ago

I have driven by Dry Garden Nursery many times, but I finally stopped in to check it out, and was very happy that I did! If you like taking pictures, like I do, you will most probably have a lot of fun, like I did. There are succulents, cacti, bamboo, and hanging plants. There are both indoor and outdoor plants. There are baby plants for those who want to nurse their own, and lots of sizes in between, and mature plants in large containers. One of the most important things is that many of the plants don’t take much water—which is so important in this time drought. So, if you are looking for a gift for one of your plant loving friends or special plant for yourself – – this is a great place to come. Or if you want to walk around and just "be" with the plants--this is a welcoming place.

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Nathan Moralesvia Google

over 6 years ago

If you’re looking for unique plants this is the place, but be mindful just because some plants are not well taken care of. Stay away from small cactus over $20 the rate they will grow in a year...you’ll never see. Below are carnivorous plants, but they are sitting in a dry tray when it should be in water...I asked would you happen to have more. I was told they are dormant, the dude took the plants back I was showing, said “we will get more” then walked away.