Kim's Nature

I love Kim's Nature so much. Their supplies of pots, tools, plant supports (etc.), and potting soils/rocks/etc. are very convenient and well organized and clear- also lots of things you wouldnt find anywhere else. Every time visiting it is like walking through an indoor garden - lots of unique plants and unique orchids- the staff are so kind and ive really appreciated their advice when ive spoken to them

Love this store. It is amazing. My first option is bonsai, they have trees that stay outside all year and tropicals. They also have lots of rare tropical plants and orchids which have come home with me. Soils, pots, plant food, stands, equipment, my budget is always toast when I come to Kim’s. Staff is always friendly and helpful with advice on how to best take care of the specific plant you buy. As a bonus there is a cute, little, friendly, gray cat to greet you if you’re lucky.

Was looking for a Calamondin orange tree for a 50th birthday gift. Everywhere in the gta there was no stock, or trees without fruit. Happened upon Kim's Nature and gave them a call. They had a number of Calamondin, with fruit and small blossoms! The storefront is very unassuming but the variety of specialized plants (Ming Arelia, Bonsai, Orchids, Kumquat, etc. etc.) and supplies they carry, are amazing. The gentleman there was friendly and extremely helpful. He carefully examined the plant for pests or disease, and gave me a lot of great instructions and tips on the care of the plant. I’m not familiar with the price of tropical or specialty plants, but they all seemed reasonable, and the Calamondin was similarly priced as other places – but again, with fruit and blossoms! I will definitely come back for any new specialty plant purchases / supplies!

Place has a good selection of interesting plants but literally every time I have bought something here over the years the plant always end up having some sort of pest on it. Just bought a $100 Chinese Elm from them a few weeks back cause I thought oh I'd give them another chance and here I am at home with another plant from them with a pest on it (this time it’s scale). Not to mention the pot they put the thing in is way too big for the size of the plant. The root ball was probably a 1/4 of the size of the pot they put it in. Anyways really annoyed considering the crazy prices they charge for stuff now and the fact they aren't spraying or even checking their plants for pests or even potting the plants up properly.

This place specializes in bonsai, orchids and ponds, in summer, there are plants for the yards as well. I grow orchids, so this is my go-to place when I need my supplies such as pots, mediums, fertilizer, accessories, etc. Compared to many accessible online shops and physical shops in North America, their prices are very reasonable. For cat lovers, you have to say hi to their cat manager. He is super friendly and will come to greet you while you shop.

Hands-down the best nursery in the GTA. I always end up spending over $100 here because they have a lot of rare plants that I do not see elsewhere. Although I have to say, you have to do your research and make sure you do a price comparison with other plant shops before you spend your money here. For example, they were selling Kalanchoe tomentosa for $40. I found the exact same plant (same size) for $10 in downtown. Every time I come here, the staff would explain to me how to take care of each plant that I bought and the service has always been very friendly. My sister and I were talking to the staff for a good 10 minute on lithops and succulents. Not only do they have a variety of plants but they have a lot of amazing options for plant food and pots. This is literally one of my favourite places to go to in GTA. The plants are so well maintained in their little greenhouse, it always makes me happy when I pay a visit. NOTE: they do not take credit card if your purchase is less than $10. Parking gets a little crazy during weekends, it gets crowded close to noon time so, I highly suggest you get to Kim’s the moment they open their doors. Face mask is required, even if you’re “semi-outdoors” in the greenhouse.