Living Color Garden Center

This place is GEM!
It is a store I love to visit and can’t wait to return to.
A zillion outdoor and indoor foliage, trees, shrubs, anything that grows really! And the staff is super knowledgable about everything and a pleasure to deal with. Yesterday we purchased a rainbow eucalyptus tree, a darling little indoor species and a gorgeous cobalt blue planter. It’s not cheap but a true luxury!
Kudos to the business operators.

Gorgeous place with a wonderful selection. The staff is friendly and helpful. I wish I could buy everything here! It is a little pricey but not too outlandish.

Staff was very helpful and informative about their plants. Answered all my questions about the right hedges we were looking for.

Perfect place to find any plant you could ever want. Huge varied nursery with plenty of places to get lost. Nice to be around the plants and the breath of variety. Not that cheap but decently priced. Made me want to bring so much more” living color” to my personal landscape.

This place is pretty. Pretty expensive that is! Which really doesn’t make much sense since they are saving money by not having any employees. There is no doubt that this place is well maintained and kept beautifully by someone who shows up at some time, just not to assist customers. It is very lovely to walk through and if that bougainvillea was calling out your name ~ I mean hey, it happens to the best of us. I will say that they do have some unique pots and walking stones that you may not find anywhere else. They also have beautiful outdoor benches that I haven’t seen all over.

This place could charge an entry fee it is so beautiful. It is sectioned off by what is open to the public and the items only sold to professional landscapers. You can walk around at your leisure and no one will bother you. It is certainly picturesque with large fountains and arches covered in greenery.
We came here seeking a landscaper, but after the cashier dodged the question a bit we were eventually told that it is very expensive and given a business card. Yes, there are so many ideas that you can get from fountains to specialty pots. They also have a grand selection of indoor and outdoor plants of various sizes. Another issue however is that there really isn’t anyone to help you with anything.
I went here in search of a fountain and couldn’t find anyone who worked there that felt that their job description included assisting customers. I saw what seemed to be people who worked there pushing large carts full of plants, possibly for a sale, maybe for inventory, I will never know because the only response I got was that they were too busy. When I finally got frustrated and asked the cashier about a fountains I liked, she told me it was old, and pretty much discouraged me from making the purchase and did not offer another selection. We ended up at Home Depot.

This is not just a nursery but almost like a gardens – the grounds are beautiful and extensive. The variety is superb and the employees pleasant and helpful. The main drawback is the price tag, although perhaps you get what you pay for. Also, I’d say their specialty are tropicals, flowers, trees, and landscaping plants – their vegetable and herb section wasn’t that impressive. Next door is an even bigger wholesaler, which is connected but separate. Next time I will definitely bring my walking shoes, though, as my knees were sore with traversing the large property of just the retail space in flip flops. It was definitely worth the visit overall.

This is not just a nursery — it is an experience! I have been to Living Color a few times now and I have to say that it is an incredible and breathtaking place! Acres and acres of the most beautiful plants. Trees, exotic flowers, fountains, a large lake. it is like strolling through an incredibly perfect manicured garden where everything just happens to be for sale. The selection is beyond reproach. I have spent hours just wandering around taking pictures. A visit here is very therapeutic! For our property we have purchased such rare and amazing things as a rainbow eucalyptus tree (which is now 20 feet tall) as well as several other beautiful and amazing trees that are on our property which are also flourishing in the south Florida sun. This is THE place to come if you want a wide selection of orchids or are embarking on a large scale landscaping project. Top notch, very high end, helpful and honest service and incredible selection! If you just love beautiful places stop in one day and stroll the endless grounds. You will not be disappointed!

Sometimes I just need to be surrounded by flowers and plants. There’s something about a good garden shop that just makes me feel good, and this one is much better than most.
One of the really nice things is the organization. Instead of having to try to search out a certain type of plant (house plant, butterfly plant, etc.), they are grouped together. It’s much easier than wandering around in the heat, looking through rows of everything jumbled together.
They also have a nice selection of interesting fountains, wind chime and other décor as well as tools, hats and gloves. The staff is pleasant and helpful.
They lose one star for being priced on the high side, but we’ll be making many trips back.

Fantastic nursery for exotic flora! Great for meandering, as they’ve got quite the acreage. Leashed dogs are allowed, too!!! Prices are (overall) very good to excellent. Prices on pots and water features (fountains) tend to be on the higher end. For me, the trek to this flora oasis on Griffin is well-​worth the gas price!!! :D

Okay, yes, a beautiful store, yes, well kept plants, good location for those of us on the east side of town. But heaven forbid if a tree with a life expectancy of 20 years dies 3 days past warranty. Was a customer for 11 years. No more. Will make the drive out west to the bigger wholesale nurseries from now on.

After moving from Hollywood to N Broward, I find that I really took Living Color for granted. The nurseries around here are muddy and dirty. Many of the plants look unkept. LC is a beautiful place that is clean and well kept up. One ought to visit even if not shopping for plants or flowers at the moment. To me the prices seem comparable to the nurseries in N. Broward.

Not being a plant nursery expert, I must say this is a very well maintained place with tons of plants. The have created the feel of a nice large backyard, with a park-​like feel and actually quite pleasant to linger. Friendly people; happy plants.
I was a little overwhelmed with all the choices and ran circles quite a bit trying to make up my mind. Come prepared and know what you want would be my advice.
A significant step up from the local big box home improvement stores.
Don’t know how the prices compare but I didn’t get a sense anything was $$$. I will be back.

A friend and I dropped in when he was looking for a tomato plant. We ended up wandering around the beautiful grounds long enough for me to get a good sunburn. It was spectacular and breathtaking. Soothing and calming with so many plants that ranged from indoor to exotic outdoor. There were also garden and backyard accessories such as planters, gazebos and fountains. My hypothetical backyard became increasingly lavish and amazing as we walked around. Things were well labeled, which gave me a fantastic primer to the world of tropical plants. I will be returning (with a landscaping friend of mine) when I have a backyard and a buttload of cash! I could also just go there for a free afternoon date.

One of my favorite nurseries ever! I love the themed gardens, the variety of plants, trees, shrubs, garden supplies, gifts, statues, and various gorgeous colored pots of different sizes. I do miss living in south Florida & can no longer go to this nursery. I agree with the other reviews regarding prices… this nursery has ridiculous prices so we were always very selective in our purchases. However, it is a very good place to buy matching colored pots in various sizes & shapes. Great place for unusual ideas. When I come back to south Florida to visit, this is a must stop.

Awful service, poor management, and horrendous customer service. We ordered topiaries in large bases for our patio. First, they sent a delivery driver that expected me to help him unload, and he was so out of breath I wasn’t sure that he’s survive. Seriously. There was hardly any soil, which means the plants won’t live long, and they trees were so loosely installed that any wind blows them around. The moss was cheaply done, and the whole project looked «thrown together.» Then, when we called to have them fix it, they told us «no way» essentially. We had to fix it ourselves. Avoid this place if you can!

Great selection, layout, condition of plants, and English speakers (I know, call the press.…) The prices are about 100% higher than they should be, but it’s worth a trip — if for no other reason than to get great ideas!

The three best things about this nursery are:
a) It’s east and closer to civilization than most other nurseries.
b) It’s very well maintained and everything is well displayed.
c) They have a wide variety of plants to choose from and someone on staff that can help you know what you’re buying.
The worst thing about it:
The prices. For certain plants, it’s significantly more expensive than other places, but well worth it for the convenience.
I find myself driving to In Living Color on days when I think I might have the possibility of getting bored. If anything to browse at what they have available that week. The place is really pleasant as is their staff.
The place is actually somewhat small by Florida standards, but they do manage to have a good variety of plants.

Hands down the best nursery I have EVER been to. It would be limiting to call this place a nursery actually. This place is a garden paradise! Not only are there something like 26 acres of plants to stroll through, there are these incredible permanent themed garden displays throughout the place. The Japanese garden has a beautiful koi pond and bridge, complete with boulders, statues, waterfall, island and bonzai trees. There are at least 6 other themed Garden areas I can think of that are just as impressive. «Africa, Bali, Nautical, Butterfly, Italian (huge fountain with a naked Venus Di Milo right in the middle ;-), Trellis, South American, Desert»… okay, that was 8 and I could keep going. In addition to all these gorgeous acres and acres of gardens, displays, and plants, there is also a very impressive «indoor area» complete with creative/​posh patio and garden furniture, fountains, orchids, aroma diffusers, tools, clothing, artwork, some really incredible hanging chimes, etc etc. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, the plants were very reasonably priced. Did I mention the lake? Yeah, there is a lake, complete with fountain, ducks and migrating birds right in the middle of it all. With all these acres and acres to explore, expect to be there at least an hour. There are plenty of scenic spots to sit down and rest if need be, but bring your sun hat and something cold to drink. Honestly, this is a great place for a weekend date. All this place is missing is a coffee bar/​smoothie café.
My final insider tips; Try not to mind the huge high tension power lines looming overhead and it is okay to park in a handicapped spot if the little parking lot is full.