Tree of Life Nursery

Beautiful day! Tons of beautiful strawberries. Super friendly staff. After buying the strawberries we just sat back in some chairs, sampled our bounty, and enjoyed the serenity. It was perfect.

Best place in So CA to buy native plants! They have an online Catalogue which is full of information about each plant.

"LOVE THIS PLACE". The absolute coolest plants ever and they are all native. This place is nestled about 10 minutes from the 5 freeway, but feels like an afternoon vacation from everything. The staff love the plants they sell, and they love the native birdlife. Walking the grounds is such an amazing experience. They have a little walking path that is stunning with little private rest areas surrounded by nature, the native plants they sell in the nursery area and sheltered by 80ft trees. Depending on what season you're there it will always look different With different plants flowering and flourishing. Sometimes I will buy big batches for clients but on my last specific trip,(A week ago) it was all about me. I bought a Mexican Easter cactus and it flowered a few days later. It was so perfumy it made my patio smell amazing. The plant I am very intrigued with right now is the manzanita. The ones they have are bearing little tiny berries. And they're edible and taste like sour little apples. When this plant flowers the hummingbirds absolutely thrive on it. Thanks for the afternoon vacation @ TREE OF LIFE. 5⭐

The Tree of Life nursery is a charming nursery. Full of beautiful native plants. I can normally find things I can't find anywhere else. Lilian helped me today and she was very knowledgeable and an absolute delight. The prices are abit pricey. But definitely worth it.

Been coming here for years. They still have the lowest prices for native plants. The employees are knowledgable, friendly, and easy to work with. Nice place to walk and decompress from the rat race. They have a few trails above the nursery that take you by some specimen cactus, bush poppies, Cleveland sage, HUGE Sycamores and other natives. Update: This place closed which is sad.