Desert Garden Center and Nursery. Top products: trees, shrubbery, drought-tolerant plants, succulents, houseplants, soils and fertilizers. Star Nursery is a long-standing, privately owned garden center network established in 1983, operating 16 locations across Southern Nevada, Southern Utah, and Northern Arizona. The business serves both residential homeowners and commercial clients, acting as a comprehensive resource for desert-climate landscaping. Their core offering includes a wide inventory of trees, shrubs, succulents, and drought-tolerant plants specifically selected for the Southwestern environment. In addition to plant stock, Star Nursery supplies a variety of irrigation equipment, garden tools, and hardscaping materials such as pavers and decorative rock. A distinguishing feature of their operation is their proprietary 'Dr. Q’s Garden Products' line, which includes specialized soils and fertilizers engineered to optimize gardening success in arid, high-heat climates. The company emphasizes sustainable landscaping practices, advocating for the strategic use of shade trees to improve home energy efficiency and support local pollinators. By combining retail plant sales with expert horticultural advice and specialized regional products, Star Nursery functions as a major horticultural supplier for the Intermountain West.
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Customer Reviews(17)
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Magenta Alvarez2 months ago
We just spent over $1200 on trees to get it delivered to our home and they cannot give me an estimated time on when the delivery will happen and it’s like two weeks later. The customer service is an absolute zero if I could give zero stars for this place I would they’ve been so difficult and uncommunicative. I’m not happy with their service at all Buyer Beware
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brad bolin2 months ago
Very helpful 👌
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Sharon Chavira2 months ago
Lots to choose from. Staff is very helpful
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Jackie Lemaire3 months ago
THESE GUYS LIED TO ME! THEY SAID MY TREE THEY SOLD ME WAS NECTARINE, AFTER ABOUT A YEAR OF GROWING, I FIND OUT IT'S CUMQUAT 🤢😰 I WILL NEVER TRUST THIS PLACE AGAIN 🙄
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Dot Sileo9 months ago
Not a review but a suggestion re photo of concrete blocks. Turn one on its side so we can guess its size. I'm looking for 4" blocks