Mr Erik N.
9/16/2025
It's closer to Watsonville than we thought. Right off highway 1. They had the plant bottom that my mom needed to replace her bird bath she broke. So yes service helped us find what we came for...
PotStop - Moss Landing
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1956 Highway 1
Moss Landing, CA 95039
PotStop - Moss Landing is more than just a pottery store; it's a destination for garden enthusiasts and businesses alike. Established in 2002, PotStop carries an extensive collection of pots, garden art, Talavera pottery from Mexico, fountains, and various garden decor items. Located at 1956 Highway 1 in Moss Landing, this establishment is a go-to spot for customers from the local area, San Francisco Bay Area, and Central Valley of California, all seeking the perfect addition to their outdoor spaces.
Originally founded as Little Baja in 1964, PotStop has evolved into a premier location for all things garden-related. The store's move in 2018 to J&S Surplus and Outdoor Store has allowed for an even more expansive display of products. Whether you're in search of a unique pot or simply want to browse through their diverse selection of garden items, PotStop welcomes visitors to explore their offerings and enjoy the experience.
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Rick P.
1/17/2025
One of two big pot shops we know about. This shop is not far from Succulent Gardens, also in Moss Landing, and you can stop here after you stop there. We do it all of the time. Laid back...
Scott T.
8/25/2025
What a joke. If you want to pay $40.00 for a $10.00 pot this is your place. They are so crazy overpriced it's beyond comprehension. Out in the middle of nowhere you would think that they would...
Patty F.
7/5/2025
After looking at the online advertisements and many nice photos of their inventory, which was vast and exciting to see, we drove out there as I needed several xtra large pots for a recently...
Sandra F.
1/20/2025
Hector was very helpful in advising me what items would help me with my potting goals, I.e. rubber feet to elevate the pots off the deck as well as clay beads to help with minimizing soil leakage...
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