Urban Garden

Wandered into this store while visiting the center and fell in love with it! So many unique adorable items for your home and garden! I was also lucky to be there when the owner was there and he couldn’t have been more helpful — love that he is actually on the floor answering questions and telling customers about items.
The prices are not cheap but the stuff I saw was so unique and creative that these aren’t items you’re going to see at Home Depot or TJ Maxx. I was impressed and will be back next time I’m up in Sonoma!

Cute store with great items! The sales people were friendly and helpful. They have some very cool fountains and gift items. This is the type of store I would expect to find in Mill Valley or San Francisco. Will go back to purchase again.

Great store to browse and to find interesting gifts and things for yourself! Lots of outdoor Items and kitchen items. My friend bought a sun hat and I bought a self sticking silicon lid for bowls/​pans so u don’t have to waste foil/​plastic wrap.

No returns on houseplants? Lame! Why would you take the risk and buy from here when so many other garden centers stand behind their plants? This place is fine for knickknacks but I would not buy plants here again.

Very cute boutique! Great place to buy patio/​deck/​yard trinkets. Also a perfect store to buy unique gifts for just about anyone. I bought a «small» bamboo and rock fountain for my deck, I love it! I will definitely be going back to this little gem!

I found some really unique things in this cute, brightly-​lit, shop. They had a nice selection of ornaments and holiday décor that are drawn from nature. I particularly loved the gourds painted to look like Santas, penguins, and snow men that came in three sizes. I also got a kick out of their collection of lighted branches and flameless candles. The candles looked incredibly realistic (they flicker!) but are totally safe around kids and the curtains. They also had some terrific picnic accessories that ranged from baskets with all the necessities (glasses, plares, flatware, etc…) to cute ant-​shaped items like salt and pepper shakers.
Their location, in Montgomery Village, is super convenient. Unfortunately, most of what I found were items I would want I plan to go back once I have finished all my holiday shopping and pick up a few things for next summer. for myself

Urban Garden always has super cutesy gifts for the ladies in the family. They’re a tad expensive, but I find things that I’ve never seen anywhere else and they’re always getting new things in.

Love the merchandise, the beautiful displays and the friendly service.

Great service. Very friendly & upbeat. Cute store with lots of great gift ideas. Definitely recommend!

Great items, I love going into this place. Outdoor focused with some great indoor items as well. Only problem is that it is overpriced for what you get.

Last week, my wife and I attended a dinner party with friends. The host’s home was beautifully decorated, but what seemed to get the vast amount of attention and thus a majority of compliments and inquiries was a Loki Fire Pot situated on the living room coffee table.
This beautiful ceramic pot in various shades of slate and blue had a cauldron in the center from which a flame effortlessly fluttered like the wings of a brazen butterfly. Our hostess, giddy by now with our interest, told us she purchased it at the Urban Garden; the best part was when she told us that it is in Santa Rosa, CA!
We wanted one of those firepots, so we planned to visit Urban Garden the next day. The store is located in one of the swankier north-​end sections of Montgomery Village sandwiched between the Pendleton shop and Sur La Table on Magowan Drive.
Upon entering the store, we were warmly greeted by a sales woman and as I stopped to take it all in, thought, «Wow! This is the kind of exclusive garden shop usually found only in trendy places like Carmel, or in San Francisco’s Fillmore or Castro neighborhoods.» But only it wasn’t; it was right here in Santa Rosa.
This was truly a magical moment, walking among the fountains, wind chimes, mirrored garden balls, teak furniture, bird baths, bird feeders and other objets d’art, baubles, and plain ol’ fun stuff!
The merchandise is displayed with an orderly whimsy, each item begging to be handled and examined. I instantly knew my sybaritic spirit could easily be sated by the offerings.
I didn’t have my camera with me, so I decided to go back the following day and document this treasure trove for garden lovers. Besides, we needed to buy another Loki Fire Pot for a wedding gift.
It was our luck that one of the store’s owners, Sam Stavros, was there. We spent about fifteen minutes talking about the store, all the while singing its’ praises. Until last week, we had never heard of this place, so we were surprised to learn that Sam and his partner, Jeff Bastoni, have had this business for several years and in two previous locations.
This place has great juju, which means to me that it will not remain unnoticed for long. And if that weren’t enough, on our way out, a bronze colored butterfly casually fluttered by – a talisman of good things to come!