Rainbow Gardens

Awesome collection of just about everything to inspire a green thumb. It was like going to a nature park including wrens, warblers and beautiful cardinals.

I called rainbow multiple times verifying they had two very specific trees, and was repeatedly assured they had them, even given descriptions of them. I drive all the way out here just for three very rude ladies to ask me how I expected them to have such specific trees, and then laugh when I said because I was informed they were here. Definitely not coming back again. Staff are rude and don’t have any idea what they actually have in stock.

A coworker told me about this place and we finally had an opportunity to stop by. Granted it was right after the low temperatures at the beginning of January 2023 so a lot of the plants and trees were recovering. The staff was helpful and the selection for lawn care, indoor plants and outdoor plants was great. I definitely felt more confident buying the correct plants for my skill level from here versus other stores like Home Depot and Lowe’s. I got information on the plants, how to care for them and how to spot problems. Now I feel like I have the knowledge needed to have a wider variety of plants and so far so good, they’re all thriving. I felt like the prices were way better than at the big box stores also.
Our daughter absolutely loved Moose; he is one cool cat.
We will definitely use this place for plants and lawn care instead of the other major retail chains because of the information and guidance they provide. You’ll definitely walk out of here feeling like you got what you needed and learned how to care for what you got. Win, win will visit again

Rainbow Gardens is my jam! The employees are super friendly and the work with the SAWS water saver coupons. I also got lots of tips and advice from an employee who said she’d designed a bed I was in love with. I’ve bought several plants there now and all are gorgeous and holding up nicely. They also have some sweet shop kitties. I always try to buy my plants here, now. The Rainbow Bucks program in august is also really great! They do partnerships with Curator Coffee sometimes, too, which is a business you should check out!

Just avoid this place. The plants are sick and infested with worms and aphids. I recently purchased over $100 worth of plants and all but 5 are now dead and I’m fighting an aphid infestation on my house plants now which was brought in on their Anise plant (I’ve never had aphids in my life). The sage had inch worms that were eating holes in the leaves, and the Mexican heather was so rootbound that it died from the base is within 72 hours. I called to see if they could help and I was met with a 45 minute hold and a rude person who said “bring in your receipt and the plants in the original pots. That’s your option.” There are so many lovely nurseries in the area, just go literally anywhere else. I’ve posted pictures of my healthy plants next to the trash they sold me along. worm eaten sage leaves, aphid covered anise leaf which days later turned into a brown mess, and rootbound Mexican heather.

This place was AWESOME. The staff was so friendly. I have my one year old and they offered so much to make sure he was cool and comfortable. Prices are so amazing that I could afford more than I went in to buy. Highly recommend.

Awesome nursery with pretty much anything you could be looking for. There are a bunch of sections including trees, flowers, succulents, herbs, seeds, and pottery. There are a ton of different fertilizers and soils for sale. Prices are competitive. The best time to shop is Thursday or Friday before the weekend crowd snags most of the new inventory.