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Santa Ana Native Plants

Santa Ana Native Plants
Location:
📍110 Ranchitos Rd, Bernalillo, NM 87004, USA
Hours
monday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
tuesday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
wednesday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
thursday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
friday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
saturdayClosed
sundayClosed
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About the Nursery

Native Southwestern Plant Nursery. Top products: Native Southwestern plants, Regional trees, Local shrubs. The Pueblo of Santa Ana, also known as Tamaya, operates a commercial enterprise involved in the wholesale and retail distribution of native Southwestern plants. As part of a diversified tribal economic portfolio, the horticultural operations leverage the region's unique ecological knowledge to provide plants adapted to the arid climate of north-central New Mexico. The nursery focuses on distributing plant species indigenous to the Southwest, catering to both wholesale distributors and retail customers seeking drought-tolerant and ecologically appropriate vegetation. These operations are integrated into the broader economic landscape of the reservation, which combines traditional agricultural history with modern commercial enterprise. The nursery serves as a vital resource for landscaping projects, ecological restoration, and gardening enthusiasts interested in authentic regional flora, maintaining a connection between the tribe's historical land stewardship and contemporary economic development.
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Customer Reviews(6)

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Wayne Chavarilloa year ago

They had nice tomatoes plants.

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Julian Scanlona year ago

It is always such a relief to see a place that fosters native plant biodiversity especially now in the hell scape of horticultural atrocities from the big box stores that are dulling our environment and ignoring millions of years of evolution by suggesting planting a stupid crepe myrtle

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Elizabeth Reed3 years ago

Great operation for native plants!

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Jane Gurule4 years ago

Confused. I was happy to see the nursery was open again, and my sister and I decided to visit this morning. We saw nothing in the Google Maps listing to indicate an appointment was needed, but apparently it is. A gentleman came over and asked how he could help. I like to look around and get ideas, not be rushed into a decision. His annoyance became evident and he finally interrupted us to say he would be glad to show us around, but they were busy unloading a truck and I needed to call ahead next time. Disappointing and slightly embarrassing. I was left with the feeling that I had done something wrong. If this is a wholesale business, it should be clearly indicated in the listing.

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Bullelk Chavarria5 years ago

Great help!

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