Watters Garden Center

This is the most knowledgeable Garden Nursery in Northern Arizona. They offer great plants and more important great information. You can listen to their YouTube channel or their podcast. Everything you need to succeed at gardening in Northern Arizona is provided for free. If your failing at gardening you just are not listening to the information they provide. Pictures are from April 20. We started this on March 15 in the snow. This is only my second year gardening in the Mountains of Arizona. You only get success when you learn from the best. We are in Downtown Prescott. We are growing Broccoli, cauliflower, onions, kale, potatoes, ginger, garlic, spinach, lettuce, snow peas,beets and herbs in our spring garden.

I’ve been watching your show for some time. I seldom get to Prescott but we went today because I needed Pansies and I cannot find them anywhere. Yours were not cheap but they are beautiful and healthy. The appear larger than what I usually buy. I went when you opened and was met by Lisa and another employee doing inventory. Such great customer service and they were so sweet. I’ll be sure to come this Spring. Thanks again for a great experience.

Beautiful atmosphere & healthy plant selection, but VERY overpriced. Yes, I'm sure these plants are healthier & happier than what you find at the corporate stores. But in my opinion, plants sold at a successful local nursery should be affordable for ALL the local residents to show off in their gardens - not just the ones with unlimited incomes. Good for Saturday gardening classes, occasionally I find a great plant marked down to a fair price. Quality soil & fertilizer I reason is worth $15/bag. But I don't buy any of my landscaping plants here, I'd go broke! I worked for many years at a lucrative nursery & had become accustomed to prices half of what Watters is charging. I recently relocated & am learning the new zone, so even the cheapest plants @ $8 ea that might not work out in my garden aren't worth the gamble. PV nursery has a good selection at far lower prices. Also Native Garden, though not much cheaper, is a smaller business with produce, canned goods & other cool stuff for sale (Dan the owner is super friendly too!)

As a loyal customer for over 10 years, I was disappointed that my facebook comment was deleted when I nicely mentioned that I didn't enjoy the Christian gospel music I was subjected to during my ENTIRE Mother's Day trip to your beautiful garden center. Though your prices are certainly much higher than most, I've looked beyond that and enjoyed the great selection, light jazz music, and knowledgable staff who have helped me purchase MANY plants. Whomever is running your fb page needs to be reminded that constructive criticism should be met with a great customer service-based response. FYI: this is my first google review EVER but seriously, as a well-respected and long-standing Prescott business, Watters needs to be reminded to do better.

This is the most knowledgeable Garden Nursery in Northern Arizona. They offer great plants and more important great information. You can listen to their YouTube channel or their podcast. Everything you need to succeed at gardening in Northern Arizona is provided for free. If your failing at gardening you just are not listening to the information they provide. Pictures are from April 20. We started this on March 15 in the snow. This is only my second year gardening in the Mountains of Arizona. You only get success when you learn from the best. We are in Downtown Prescott. We are growing Broccoli, cauliflower, onions, kale, potatoes, ginger, garlic, spinach, lettuce, snow peas,beets and herbs in our spring garden.

I’ve been watching your show for some time. I seldom get to Prescott but we went today because I needed Pansies and I cannot find them anywhere. Yours were not cheap but they are beautiful and healthy. The appear larger than what I usually buy. I went when you opened and was met by Lisa and another employee doing inventory. Such great customer service and they were so sweet. I’ll be sure to come this Spring. Thanks again for a great experience.