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Pearson's Garden & Herb Farm
Referral from
Mar 01, 2015
Jessica D.:
Is there any place locally that sells organic seedlings? I checked Walmart and Home Depot today. I don't mind driving out of town...
Julie H.:
near san diego if you are going that way. an amazing shopping experience, i got a bunch of herbs and baby plants here in january: ... The Plug Connection
Referral from
Mar 27, 2018
purplemarmoset:
Cheapest Place to buy plants? Hey all,
I’ve recently moved from Northern CA to San Diego. Up in Northern CA, at farmers markets you...
oohlmecca:
I used to buy from plug connection in Vista, which is top quality vegetables at bulk discounts, but I was with a non-profit so we some...
Referral from March 27, 2018
purplemarmoset asked:
Cheapest Place to buy plants? Hey all,
I’ve recently moved from Northern CA to San Diego. Up in Northern CA, at farmers markets you were able
to get extremely...
WizardWolf replied:
99 cents only in La Mesa sells potted flowers, and occasionally herbs and tomatoes for a buck
wlc replied:
I'm not certain about if it's still the case since I haven't been there in a while, but there used to be people selling plants at Koby's Swapmeet. I don't know about around/under $1 since that seems like little profit to be made hauling them around, but for the things I wanted (ferns, palms) I got good deals.
SD_TMI replied:
Other than starting from seed, You're not going to find any starts for a buck in this region.
IF you're looking for rare/expensive (a relative term btw)
I can refer you to several ways to get your garden going.
A great seed catalog is [JL Hudson seeds](http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net). It helps to know your proper names for species and there’s no pictures they’re old time and solid.
For live seasonal starts (organic heairlom varieties)
[Sue and Whitney (Whole Earth Acre)](https://issuu.com/ediblesandiego/docs/esd26_fall_2014finalissue_pdfs/22)
They're found at the [Hillcrest Farmers Market] (http://hillcrestfarmersmarket.com) on Sunday's [stall #61](http://hillcrestfarmersmarket.com/shop-the-market/market-map/)
For more of the standard selection of starts (but a decent supplier of seeds)
[Walter Anderson Nursery Point Loma location](http://www.walterandersen.com/locations/san-diego/)
They're pretty much regarded as being the best in the area for the general gardener.
[facebook group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/SDGardener/)
[SD rare and exotic fruit growers association](California Rare Fruit Growers, San Diego Chapter)
As fro tomato. I always recommend the Purple Cherokee heirloom for the local conditions.
tdasnowman replied:
Not for under a dollar.
LarryPer123 replied:
Home Depot is pretty good
Motthebop replied:
If you are om facebook then look for your local Buy Nothing group. I see people giving away free plants often.
georgehimself replied:
Find a “nicer” Walmart. They seem to have decent garden sections.
Smoked_Bear replied:
Evergreen Nursery has fair pricing and large selection of a number of different species.
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