Address: 125 S San Marcos Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93111, USA
Phone: +18056831561
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7:30AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 7:30AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 7:30AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 7:30AM–4:30PM
Friday: 7:30AM–4:30PM
Saturday: Closed
Rachel Roberts
There are so many amazing gardens and nurseries in this are but THIS ONE takes the cake! Usually wholesale nurseries can be overwhelming because there is a feeling of ; if you don’t know exactly what you want or you ask questions they typically are annoyed. Not here, this feels like a friendly , family run operation by people who are happy to share their expertise. I was lucky enough to speak at length with the owner about begonias (and their fascinating history in SB) and ornamental grasses. Randy, the owner, is so passionate and knowledgeable and happy to share a conversation about the plants. This is rare. He also helped figure out a mystery muhlenbergia grass and went so far as to emailing me photos and asking another “ornamental grass” expert on my behalf. His knowledge , passion, stories, history and love for these plants is remarkable. There are more plants and varieties than you can imagine as far as the eye can see. It’s worth a visit just to see the begonias! I don’t think I will be shopping elsewhere from here on out. Truly a spectacular place run by nice people.
Lindsey Zero
Of all the nurseries in the Santa Barbara area, my first choice for plant quality and selection is always San Marcos Growers. Their website information and availability list save me a ton of time when sourcing plants for projects, and I frequently use it as an information tool for clients. The ability to drive around the nursery and put together a planting design can't be beat. Thank you!
Jorge Cortez
San Marcos Growers nursery is amazing! I love coming here for their knowledge, friendly staff and amazing selection of plants! The variety here is the best! I love riding the carts and have made multiple videos and dozens of pictures showcasing the nursery and beautiful plants. As a landscaper it is joy to ride around for inspiration for my landscape jobs. Sometimes I just enjoy watching the bees, butterflies and humming birds! I'm guilty! I walk in, grab a list to write down all the plants names, sizes and quantity for the plants I purchase. They hand me the keys to the electric cart and I'm off. I ride around feeling like a little boy in Disneyland! They always have every plant I need and many I've never seen before. Thank you all!
Robert Bloomfield
San Marcos Growers provides an enormous amount of useful plant information online and for many plants, particularly those that fit well/or are native to the Southern California climate (which is nothing like the majority of the country's climate), they are the best online source for such information. I really appreciate their online help into information on plants which are generally unfamiliar to me since I have lived and worked in a much colder region of the country for the past several years.
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Hi Suzie, We do have and sell Matilija Poppy, Romneya coulteri, to our wholesale nursery customers.
Very sorry Eve but we do not have any bare root Asparagus. The only Asparagus species that we grow are ornamental varieties that we sell in containers to our wholesale customers.
Selected color forms of Corymbia ficifolia, are grafted and available in Australia and some were offered in California 30 years ago. Because of current USDA regulations it has become increasingly difficult to import Eucalyptus and their relatives into the US. Australian botanist Dr. Dean Nicolle, who specializes in eucalypt systematics, and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo botanist Dr. Matt Ritter, who also specializes in eucalypts, are convinced that pink and white flowering trees seen mixed into C. ficifolia plantings in California are the result of hybridization between C. ficifolia and the white flowering C. calophylla. All C. ficifolia grown in California nurseries are done so from seed, so there would be a chance one could get one of these hybrid white of pink flowered ones, but it would not be identifiable until the plant flowers and this is usually not for several years, so it really would be hard to request and get a pink flowered tree. San Marcos Growers
Very sorry, but we grow no plumeria plants.
There is a small 1 gal crop. They are landscape quality
Looks like they do offer this plant as of January 2019 in a 2 gallon size. For current availability, I recommend checking out their website's "prime list".
No, we haven't. We are not growing it in any form at this time. John
Though we don't grow this plant, it might help to search around for this Juniper using its botanical name, Juniperus horizontalis 'Wiltonii'
If you are asking about the most common form of Trumpet Vine, there are three different colors. Red, Purple and a pale Purple that fades to White
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