Hashimoto Nursery

Seraphim helped me put this lovely succulent arrangement together as a gift. So nice and such a lovely present !!

I came here hoping that I could buy a new baby for my family so my wife doesn’t have to compromise her figure for the next year. I was disappointed to find out that they were all out of babies and I can only assume that this was just because of the high demand around the holiday season. Everybody wants to have a baby to dress up for Christmas photos and that type of demand trickles down to the nurseries all over town.
I heard that if you go on Tuesday mornings right when they open they will often have a new shipment of babies available. I usually have a daily standup meeting on Tuesdays at 8:30 so the time window would be tight for me. I’m not sure that I could pick out a baby in 15 minutes. I might be able to skip my meeting one of these days but the reality is, I am probably just going to have to wait until the high demand dies down. Nobody really wants to buy a baby in February so I think that might be our best bet.
I didn’t let my trip to Hashimoto Nursery go to waste, though. They seem to also sell plants and trees and while I can’t understand why they would also be in this business when the baby selling business is probably lucrative enough, I am not one to judge another man’s business. I liked the variety of the plants and they all looked very healthy.
If you live on the Westside I would recommend buying from here for the benefit of the lack of climate adjustment the plant will have to endure. Plants that you buy from the valley will take a longer time adjusting to the coastal weather here. You may as well buy local and save yourself the ramp up period.
I bought a bougainvillea, a couple of french lavenders, a rosemary bush, a few pots, and a couple of other things that I forgot.
I’ll definitely be coming back here but I may wait until February when the baby buying frenzy has died down.

They are really serious about their plants. Maybe their plants should be in a good condition at all times because if you find something interesting and droopy looking, they won’t give you a discount. As a fellow gardener, it just might die anyway. Let the customers take care of it. Just sell it at a discount. I am not going to come back and ask for a refund. I enjoy coming here but sometimes they can relax a little.

This place has a lot of great plant selections, as well as a nice selection of ceramic pots!

Hashimoto is not the cheapest nursery. As a matter of fact, even the employees there tell me its pricy. However, I am a nut when it comes to my beautiful garden, and if I can’t find some exotic, rare plants or trees, I know Hashimoto will find it for me. Sure one can go to Home Depot or if you really want to pinch your pennies, go to Walmart for some plants that may or may not live. I do go to OSH and I am a member. So they guarantee my purchases even without a receipt, but you won’t find stuff like Hashimoto has.
I go to Hashimoto for those rare and exotic plantation. My garden is so beautiful and one of a kind that even German (excellent employee at Hashimoto), who delivered 2 beautiful ruby red and green leptospermum scoparium trees (not bushes) and planted for me the other day, told me that I have some of the rarest plants that maybe I should sell them to some of their customers because even Hashimoto can’t get them. Maybe I should! LOL…

Excellent location for succuclents and much much more!

I did not purchase anything here but mainly wanted to post some pics. I liked their variety of pots :) although the large ones I love cost a ton. I was happy to see the very basic, inexpensive terra cotta ones that can fit in the rings that fit over a banister or in a window. I had been looking for some because we have those rings at my house but I couldn’t find these pots at Home Depot.

MUCH better pricing than Rolling Greens and better selection too. I started at Rolling Greens and found similar plants at Hashimoto for 20% less. It’s a lot more centrally located too.

Great selection and quality! Picked up some very inexpensive staked star jasmine for my balcony – best price and size I have seen around!

On my birthday, my husband asked me where I wanted to go and I said Hashimoto Nursery! It was my 2^nd visit there but my heart was pounding so hard with excitement to see hundreds of succulents and cacti in small, medium, large, and huge pots. Of course, there are so many different kinds of flowers, vegetables and trees other than cacti and succulents. I could spend there all day, picking my favorite plants, walking around the entire gardens, watching hummingbirds flying around flowers. I want to live there. This is my dreamland. I’m definitely going back there again and again! :)

I absolutely love this nursery. And an excellent relaxing stroll if that’s more your thing.
The incredible selection of succulents and cacti is insane! These varieties are very rare, I was thrilled to find so many of them here.
Prices are very reasonable, $ 2.99 for the small succulents to about $ 8.99−10 for the larger ones. It is impossible to buy only a couple. The owner/​cashier was very sweet, although took about 5 minutes to run the credit card transaction using very old school receipts but it’s part of the charm.
The succulents and cacti are in excellent condition, they take care of them very well.
For a ‘visual digestif’ after Tsujita Ramen, I recommend this place. You will most definitely go home with a few baby plants to nurse :)

I’ve never been one with a green thumb but I am trying to make my patio look a little more aesthetically pleasing so my bf and I stopped by this place to see what sort of options we had.
The nursery is well stocked and has a lot of options. We didn’t end up buying anything as we were a little in over our head and needed to do some more research. I didn’t see anyone that worked there really walking around to answer questions, so if you are a novice like me, do a lot of internet research and then stop by Hashimoto.

More like Hashi-​no-​more.
I agree with reviews that this place has great plants. They do.
It’s the owner. He could care less about customer service.
He really couldn’t be bothered with questions, just wants you to pay and go.
Do yourself a big favor and walk 50 yards north to Yamaguchi nursery.
Great plants and staff. They are kind, sweet and very knowledgeable.
Go there once, and you’ll drop Hashimoto like a bad Rhododendron.

Spring is around the corner so I stopped by this place based on Unilocal reviews to purchase some colorful plants for my balcony. They helped me pick up plants and soil. Very happy with my purchase and customer service! Parking lot was full on Sunday, but there is plenty of street parking!

They have a huge selection of cacti and succulents. All of them are pretty healthy looking! I was really surprised to see so many! They have lots of soil, charcoal – basically all your gardening needs. I was not impressed with the pottery selection. Very minimal compared to other nurseries I’ve been, too. Regardless, they are the place to go if you are looking for succulents and cacti. Their indoor plant selection isn’t so bad either. A lot of the snake plants didn’t look all that healthy, but I picked up some African Violets that are beautiful.
I personally don’t think their cacti or succulents are overpriced at all, 2.99 for small. I also got a huge paper cactus for only 4.99! If you’re looking for rare cacti and unique looking succulents, stop by here! Their hanging succulents were a bit overpriced in my opinion! Great place! Sweet staff.

Hashimoto nursery had a wide variety of plants — flowers to succulents and cacti onward. This nursery was built and arranged in such harmony that it felt like it’s own oasis. We found a lovely selection of indoor/​outdoor plants at the most reasonable price I have seen in LA. The staff was polite, knowledgable, and they were all very passionate about gardening. After completing our purchase they also helped package and transport our plants/​pots/​soil to our car in the loading area beside the Hashimoto nursery. A 5 STAR experience and we will be back soon!

I went to a fee gardens looking for TINY succulents and man oh man did Hashimoto have not only a HUGE variety but also the healthiest! The price point is a teeeny bit higher than other places but it doesn’t even matter because the quality of these succulents are unique and outstanding. i bought 6, went to a different garden across the street – didnt buy anything there and instead came back to Hashimoto to buy more!
Also the lady ringing up my order was nice. She does it all by hand so if you have a huge order it may take some time. I mean, not hours but maybe like 10min.
2″ succulents: $ 3
PARKING FREE IN THE LOT NEXT TO GARDEN!!! Otherwise you have metered st

Many gardens on one block! Parking lot gets gated at 4:30pm
Got few succulents plus one cactus.
Very decent selection and sizeable here.

I love this place. In an area where there are tons of nurseries it is important to stand out. I don’t expect to be waited on hand and foot, but being acknowledged and a hello will do. I get that when i am here. I don’t know what Cathie L’s problem was, I suspect she is one of those rude, impatient, I’m illegally parked and mismanaged my time kind of people. It sounded like she was being the problem, not Hashimoto.
Anyhow, the staff all around is great and the vibe is awesome. I feel good when I make a purchase from them.

Been going here for a few years now and have grown to love both Hashimoto Nursery and its neighbor Yamaguchi Nursery. They have a great variety of plants, both indoor, outdoor, as well as pots/​planters/​vases. The staff is very nice and knowledgeable and their prices are reasonable for great quality plants that will last. There’s both street and lot parking, making it convenient to bring home your purchases. Best of all its a local family business with a great variety — what more could you ask for?
If you’re looking for plant supplies, like potting soil, etc might be better off going to Home Depot for more reasonable prices. But otherwise their plants are great quality!