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Potted

Potted
Location:
📍3220,3216, Los Feliz Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, 90039, US
Hours
monday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
tuesday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
wednesday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
thursday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
friday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
saturday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
sunday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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About the Nursery

Urban Garden Center Retailer. Top products: indoor plants, garden pots, outdoor furniture, gardening gear, fountains. Potted is an urban garden center located in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles, specializing in outdoor living products and botanical decor. The business caters to both residential gardeners and design-conscious homeowners, offering a curated selection of indoor plants, such as succulents and foliage varieties, alongside essential gardening gear. Beyond live plant materials, Potted serves as a lifestyle retailer, providing a range of garden-related accessories including artisanal clay pots, 3D-printed decor, and high-end outdoor furniture from brands like Fermob. Their business model focuses on integrating greenery into contemporary living spaces, offering fountains, wall art, and specialized garden collections. By blending traditional horticultural supplies with aesthetic home decor and professional landscape-grade outdoor furnishings, Potted positions itself as a destination for customers looking to enhance their exterior environments with functional and decorative elements.
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Customer Reviews(25)

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Jamie Kanas4 weeks ago

We LOVED this shop! Super healthy and reasonable plants. The store is HUGE inside and super cute to walk around. The people working there were very friendly and knowledgeable.

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Hollywood Divers5 months ago

The Things they Sell Grow and the new location is fun Get your plants here

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Min Iris Kim7 months ago

I wanted to share some feedback regarding my recent purchase of the Aralia Fabian (8” pot, $51). After bringing it home, I did a full inspection and found visible pests remaining on the leaves. To provide some background, when I first came to pick up the Aralia Fabian, which I had asked to be put on hold over the phone. I immediately noticed visible white speckles that appeared to be spider mites, as well as some fuzzy white spots that looked like mealy bugs. The employee I spoke with in-store was very accommodating and agreed to spray the plant as requested, since the pest issue was visible onsite. I mentioned that I would come back in a few days to pick it up after treatment. I expected to still quarantine and treat the plant at home, but I was disappointed to find that the pests were still clearly present upon pickup. I would have hoped the issue would be addressed more thoroughly before the plant was released to a customer. As someone who comes to Potted specifically for quality plants, I do expect that plants sold — especially after noting a pest concern — would be free of visible pests at pickup. I had to wipe every leaf and do a full treatment immediately, which was discouraging. I’m sharing this in hopes of helping improve quality control. I’ve noticed a few other plants in the shop showing signs of pests as well, such as the Angel begonia with spider mites, and the Polka Dot Begonias looked quite stressed and not presentable — they almost seemed like they should be taken off the shelf. I want to continue supporting local boutique plant shops that are committed to plant health and transparency in their care and service, and I hope to have a better experience when I visit Potted next time.

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Savanna Mesch9 months ago

This place is AMAZING! I came in with a plant in a sad container and had no idea how to care for it. They gave me some advice, helped me pick out a pot and repotted it for me. It’s also way bigger than it looks on the outside, very cute decor and nice neighborly vibes.

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Angelo Stoua year ago

One of the best nurseries I’ve been. Lots of choices for plants, pots and many more. Plus amazing people working there, super helpful and knowledgeable.

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