All Native Garden Center & Plant

Had my first visit here today and the lady at the desk was very helpful & kind. Beautiful little oasis in the middle of busy ft myers. Great selection of plants, I brought a few home. Will definitely be back!

We worked with the owner John to create a plan for our backyard that would be full of life and flowers while providing us with some privacy. From design to installation to follow up in order to make sure the plants were doing well and we knew how to care for them, John, his manager Joaquim, and their crew were knowledgeable and very very patient! They worked hard to help us get what we wanted while keeping costs as close to budget as possible. We will be making use of their maintenance as well a few times a year to help us keep things looking beautiful. We are very happy with the entire process and the results. We highly recommend All Native to help you achieve your goals for a garden that not only looks beautiful but also gives back to the world around you!

There is a fabulous selection of native plants. If your desire is to have butterflies and pollinators in your yard this is a must stop. You will also meet other light kind folks shopping here and have some great conversation. I stopped by today in March 2024 and there was a huge selection. Spectacular selection of healthy looking native plants. Gobs of butterflies everywhere!

They have a fantastic selection of native plants, and the garden itself is beautiful, filled with vibrant flowers and buzzing with bees and butterflies—a true haven for nature lovers. The prices are reasonable, but the lack of clear labeling on many containers can be a bit frustrating. Overall, it is a wonderful place to shop for native plants and enjoy the natural surroundings, but clearer pricing would make the experience even better. Update: Prices labels were posted during my latest visit which made for a better experience.

Disappointed to see so many non-natives. There was a Leatherfern sign on a plant google ID called non-native and INaturalist suggested as Bahama strongbark. May have been temporarily misplaced. Lots of tropical milkweed which doesn't qualify as "all native." Invasive air potato in a pile of pots.