Watters Garden Center - Prescott, Arizona

Diana

I've been shipping at Watters for Many years. Usually I'm very satisfied with the items I purchase and yhe people are nice. Saturday, April 12th i was in the center and purchased more mulch and soil. As I was in the store paying for this, Ken loaded my truck and closed the tailgate and door to the camper. I didn't find out till I got home and went to unload the bags , that the handle to the camper door had been broken . I am VERY disappointed this fact wasn't brought to my attention as it had happened when i was at the center. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!! >:( I can't see continuing supporting a business that doesn't take accountability for something like this!

wally S.

What a destination and what a find. This Team may be the most 'emotionally intelligent' and "in touch" Group we have encountered in Yavapai County.
Their very genuine approach with interacting with the customer is so, so valuable.
We had read about Mckenzie Lain, their Superstar extraordinaire earlier in the week.
For medical reasons my wife is routinely in a safety mask and I join to keep her safe.
Mckenzie totally 'got this' as sometimes people can be offended.
She gave us a mini-master class regarding the plants she suggested and the ones we considered.
Never once did we feel like we were taking too much of her time, in part, because she is so passionate about her trade.
Living in PV, we have always felt that the area nurseries we visited were not truly customer centric.
Watters Garden Center is so focused on the customer. Truly a reminder of what 'customer facing' service was like a decade or more ago.
If you have a need for plants and great TLC, we suggest you drop everything and head over to Iron Springs Rd ASAP

Cameron D. C.

Decent selection of non-natives. Pricey- A bit of sticker shock all around, with 1gal plants at $20-30 a pop. Mostly Monrovia plant stock. Poor selection of natives, however they do have some regionally native trees: AZ cypress, Blue Spruce, Piñon Pine, Western Redbud, Cottonwood, Limber Pine, Desert Willow.

Quitin_G N.

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.

Penny M.

Helpful Staff that understand gardening here in Prescott. Beautiful plants!
Lots of pretty pots! Personal helpfulness! Very well informed staff!

Sabrina S.

My husband and I went to Watters the other day to get some questions answered and some ideas about landscaping our front yard. Every associate we interacted with was friendly and helpful! We worked mostly with Eric yesterday and he was so knowledgeable and patient with answering every single one of our questions. We highly recommend you visit Watters Garden Center!

LinKat3 K.

Our go to garden center for the healthiest plants and knowledgeable service. Ken and Lisa are the best.

Cherrie W.

Always shop here for the past twenty years for the best advice and large variety of of plants and trees