Heron's Head Nursery

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10 Cargo Way

San Francisco, CA 94124

Heron's Head Nursery is a local plant nursery in San Francisco, California, specializing in a variety of native and drought-tolerant plants.

With a focus on sustainable gardening practices, the nursery offers a selection of plants and resources to help customers create eco-friendly landscapes in their own homes.

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Mieko Y.

10/8/2023

Heron's Head Nursery feels like a lush oasis. Seriously felt rejuvenated just being there. If I still worked in the Bayview, I would want to go there to hang out and wander around on a regular....

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Brian B.

11/17/2021

Plans and animals. A great combination. This is a lovely lively nursery where you can buy some fantastic plants. Great to bring the kids here too and see the chickens and goats. I bought a lemon...

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Ry A.

2/17/2024

A gem with a large and healthy selection of Bay Area native plants plus friendly and helpful staff. I found happy giant chain ferns, huckleberry, monkey flower, and more for my San Francisco garden.

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Ashley K.

8/28/2022

Pass through a gate at Bay Area Natives and you will be at Heron's Head Nursery. Find a wide variety of drought tolerant plants for your local garden. The nursery is smallish, so expect to find a...

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Sammy S.

2/3/2024

was looking for plants with a few criterias, got crap service from Urban Scout on Noe, headed to Heron's and see. Sophia (the girl) was very patient listening to my needs and provided 100% service...

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