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February 2024 by Gladys Diaz
Excellent service and long lasting beautiful flowers thank you so very much….
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February 2024 by Jenni Wells Black
I stopped in for the first time today, what an awesome place! The orchids were absolutely beautiful, and they even had monstera plants at a great price! I will definitely be back!
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February 2024 by Grace H
Beautiful place with amazing inventory! I love how they maintain it very well year round while always featuring a great variety of plants and decor. There's always something new to see every time you visit
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January 2024 by Eitan
I don’t know anything about plants. The staff was so helpful at finding me the perfect gift for someone!
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January 2024 by Ava Barnard
So big and so friendly
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January 2024 by Agne S.
I found this place a few months ago and have gone back multiple times. They have a giant variety of plants that I can't find anywhere else. They were the only place that had string of pearls!
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December 2023 by Alison Henderson
The best! ?
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December 2023 by Millie Obregon
If you’re a plant lover then you must come to Johnny Mangos! The place is thriving with luscious plants and the atmosphere is lovely. I enjoyed perusing through the plant section and the staff are friendly. I will definitely be bringing friends back here as well as coming back to get another plant. There are so many options and prices are as expected.
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December 2023 by MICHELLE V.
Omfg! This place is to die for!!! expensive but worth it. Perfect as a gift for anyone that truly loves gardening, plants, orchids, flowers, the most beautiful unique things you'll ever see or for yourself of course. I literally walked through heaven for two hours. Staff is super nice & helpful. You will definitely get in trouble here.... in a good way The us by far the best of the best! Highly highly recommended
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December 2023 by Gil Chalstrom
I’ve been shopping at Johnny Mangos for years now, and I never realized there’s a refrigerated section until today, full of bouquets/roses/and other varieties of flowers/plants! I bought a dozen beautiful/healthy red roses along with a nice glass vase for them. Kayla was extremely nice and helpful with arranging the roses and making them easy to travel with. Can’t recommend this place enough!
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November 2023 by Ann Shea
Crazy high prices. Healthy looking plants but prices turned me off. The koi are awesome to see.
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November 2023 by Alexandra Del Pozo
Johnny Mangos is a one stop shop for everything that you need for your garden. The quality and abundance of plants is impressive. They have knowledgeable people that are ready to help. The place itself is a pleasure to walk through. I really love Johnny Mangos!
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November 2023 by Irene Wernick
While I don’t typically write about bad experiences on this site, my conscience will not allow me stay quiet. Instead of going to Home Depot or Lowes to purchase a small tree, I decided to shop at a locally owned store for better service and knowledge of products - Johnny Mangos Garden and Nursery Center on Federal Highway. I prefer to give my business to local merchants, and was looking for a tree to replace the hibiscus that had been eaten by iguanas. The salesman recommended a small oleander tree and I bought it. I also asked about ixora, another plant that iguanas don’t eat, but he brought out the oleander and told me it would do the job of not being eaten. The next day, my contractor, who had previously been in the plant nursery business, asked me if I knew how poisonous the oleander is to small animals and potentially harmful to humans. I knew Johnny Mangos has a final sale policy, but I pleaded for an exchange since I live in a very dog friendly, gated senior community. Two days after my purchase, I returned the oleander tree and left it at Johnny Mangos. My request for an exchange was denied, and the manager, Kayla, told me that I should have done my research. I responded that I knew about plants that iguanas wouldn’t eat, but I had no idea about their toxicity and no reason to research the toxicity. Kayla informed that under Florida law, it is illegal to give any information about the toxicity of plants, they could be fined for doing so, and that buyers should research before buying. Then I called the Florida Department of Agriculture, and was informed by phone and in writing, there is no such statute that prevents nurseries from disclosing the toxicity of oleander. The rep who gave me this information told me that Johnny Mangos should have done diligence and informed that I had other choices that are less toxic to the environment. When I informed Johnny Mangos of the statement provided by the Dept. of Agriculture, the manager said “the Department of Agriculture doesn’t know everything.” After telling me that I had to wait one week until I get an answer from the out-of-town owner, I told her that I was giving her 30 minutes to refund my money, and she did. I am sharing this information to warn others how Johnny Mangos is not concerned about the safety of their customers, and that making money seems more important than working with the community in a reasonable manner.
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November 2023 by Jay Hegland
I bought a bamboo palm that was infested with a scale throughout the root system. When I asked for a refund they told me tough luck. I would not recommend buying plants from here if you care about your personal collection at home. THE PLANTS HERE ARE INFESTED WITH SCALE! BUYERS BEWARE!
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October 2023 by Irene W.
While I don't typically write about bad experiences on this site, my conscience will not allow me stay quiet. Instead of going to Home Depot or Lowes to purchase a small tree, I decided to shop at a locally owned store for better service and knowledge of products - Johnny Mangos Garden and Nursery Center on Federal Highway. I prefer to give my business to local merchants, and was looking for a tree to replace the hibiscus that had been eaten by iguanas. The salesman recommended a small oleander tree and I bought it. I also asked about ixora, another plant that iguanas don't eat, but he brought out the oleander and told me it would do the job of not being eaten. The next day, my contractor, who had previously been in the plant nursery business, asked me if I knew how poisonous the oleander is to small animals and potentially harmful to humans. I knew Johnny Mangos has a final sale policy, but I pleaded for an exchange since I live in a very dog friendly, gated senior community. Two days after my purchase, I returned the oleander tree and left it at Johnny Mangos. My request for an exchange was denied, and the manager, Kayla, told me that I should have done my research. I responded that I knew about plants that iguanas wouldn't eat, but I had no idea about their toxicity and no reason to research the toxicity. Kayla informed that under Florida law, it is illegal to give any information about the toxicity of plants, they could be fined for doing so, and that buyers should research before buying. Then I called the Florida Department of Agriculture, and was informed by phone and in writing, there is no such statute that prevents nurseries from disclosing the toxicity of oleander. The rep who gave me this information told me that Johnny Mangos should have done diligence and informed that I had other choices that are less toxic to the environment. When I informed Johnny Mangos of the statement provided by the Dept. of Agriculture, the manager said "the Department of Agriculture doesn't know everything." After telling me that I had to wait one week until I get an answer from the out-of-town owner, I told her that I was giving her 30 minutes to refund my money, and she did. I am sharing this information to warn others how Johnny Mangos is not concerned about the safety of their customers, and that making money seems more important than working with the community in a reasonable manner.
