Regan Nursery

Loved this place, didn’t even noticed we spent 3:30 hrs. It felt like I was at the rose garden as the place was 3/4th occupied with roses. You will find a variety of colors but it’s a bit pricy compared to Home Depot and Lowe’s. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. They were readily available to listen to our queries and provide good solutions or alternatives. The other 1/4 covers varieties of blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, Anna apples, lemons, other fruits, papaya, hibiscus, outdoor hanging plants, some shrubs, Mandevilla’s and melons nursery beds. They also have a room to accommodate indoor plants, water fountains, plant foods. Outside are some varieties of plant soil, pot mix etc. free parking lot available. Also there are paper rolls bundle free of cost to wrap our plants, if needed. Upon asking for discounts, they mentioned they give 10% discount on purchase of 5 plants/ saplings. The roses start at $69, $79 and $149. Do check the entire place as the ones that are $79 are placed on a corner. Do reconcile the items with receipt before you leave because today a pot mix soil was added by mistake at the checkout so we went back and since they have an entry in hard copy it became easy to verify and money was refunded. They mentioned that there are no returns like in Home Depot if the plant wilts or doesn’t grow as expected but they will be happy to assist in case of questions, solutions etc

The place is good with plenty variety of plants, however they are a bit expensive. We were there to specifically get a fruit plant and were disappointed with the customer service. We picked out a fruit tree we liked and asked the front desk person on details or tips on planting it but he simply advised us to read the label 😑 Same with the lady at the checkout counter.

First, the good stuff: they have a huge selection of plants: annuals, perennials, all manner of shade trees and fruit trees, and so on. The bad: EVERYTHING is final sale, so you have to be EXTREMELY careful in what you select to buy. I bought around $1000 worth of flowers and fruit trees from them, and did not have any issues until I bought a Fuerte avocado tree from them that had some black stems. I asked the gentleman sitting in front of their office, and he claimed it's just due to chilly winters and is normal, so I bought it. It wasn't until after planting, and it dying shortly afterwards, that I realized it probably had root rot. During transplantation, the roots were discolored and small (healthy roots are plentiful and white). While I'm no certified arborist, I'm not a newbie either; I've planted many shade and fruit trees, with proper root scoring, hole depth/width, soil mix, etc, and those are all thriving. This avocado tree is the only one that died. I emailed them twice to see if there can be an exception made for this instance, to either refund the $90 that I paid for the avocado tree, or to exchange for a healthy one. I never got a response. Definitely do your due-diligence, unless you're absolutely sure the plant you picked out at Regan is 100% healthy, go to Summer Winds, Yamagami's, Costco, etc, instead. These other stores have comparable pricing and selections, but more importantly, HAVE AN ACTUAL RETURN/EXCHANGE POLICY.

It’s a great place to browse and purchase variety of plants. They have several kinds of rose plants, perennial, seasonal and annual plants along with some succulents and carnivorous plants. The plants seem quite healthy and happy. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend this place to all.

Dorothy is amazing - we were mistakenly sold a Bing cherry tree as a self-pollinator (and it’s not) 3 years back. Upon realizing this so late, I reached out and she offered to give us a self-pollinating Lapins cherry tree for free as compensation. That’s remarkable customer service.