Plant variety
There is a broad choice of indoor and outdoor plants, including unusual varieties that are hard to find elsewhere.
Dubai Garden Centre
Al Quoz
Dubai Garden Centre in Al Quoz is a large plant and garden-supply destination where you can browse indoor and outdoor plants, pots and garden furniture. It is also a pleasant place to pause at the in-store cafe, with customers describing a greenhouse-like setting surrounded by greenery.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
2,451 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Helpful advice
Several customers received clear plant-care guidance, including advice on fertiliser and keeping a peace lily flowering.
Repotting help
Staff can help you choose a new pot and repot plants such as a monstera during the same visit.
Plant delivery
One patio order arrived early, with the plants potted, positioned and installed neatly by the team.
Cafe setting
The cafe gives plant shopping a relaxed break, with indoor and outdoor seating and a garden-style atmosphere.
Custom furniture
A customer reported custom furniture completed in 10 days, with a fit and finish compared favourably with pricier shops.
Easy access
The Sheikh Zayed Road location is described as convenient to find, with street parking available.
Tips for a Better Visit
Inspect plants. Check leaves and spacing before buying, especially when looking for rare plants, as one review found damaged specimens.
Check care. Ask for precise care guidance and confirm the advice, since one customer found instructions unclear after purchase.
Compare prices. Compare indoor plants, pots and furniture with other nurseries before committing; reviews repeatedly describe the centre as pricey.
Check delivery. If ordering pots or plants for delivery, inspect everything on arrival and raise damage immediately.
Allow time. Set aside more than a quick stop if you want to browse the large indoor, outdoor and furniture areas and take a cafe break.
Use street parking. The centre is described as easy to find and park at, with street parking noted by a reviewer.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Ground floor - 739 Sheikh Zayed Rd - next to Lexus Showroom
Al Qouz Ind.third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Harvest & Co
The in-store cafe is a useful pause during a long browse, with indoor and outdoor seating in a serene garden setting.
tall growth light
A customer was pleased to find a tall growth light for keeping indoor plants healthy.
Balinese garden furniture
The furniture section includes Balinese-style outdoor pieces, with one customer saying the set blended well into a villa garden.
trendy terrarium
Small gift options include decorative plant pieces such as a trendy terrarium.
Rose Leaf Cafe
An older review mentions Rose Leaf Cafe as a convenient break with a varied food selection.
Common Concerns
High prices
Multiple reviews say indoor plants, pots, furniture and the wider selection can cost more than alternatives such as Warsan or Dragon Mart.
Damaged pots
One delivery included smashed and cracked pots, and the customer said the follow-up and communication were poor.
Plant damage
A review found some plants packed too closely together, leaving rare specimens with damaged leaves.
Refund dispute
One customer said a dracaena deteriorated within five days and was refused an exchange or refund.
Mixed service
A customer reported being pushed to add unnecessary items and receiving contradictory answers at checkout.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
59 AED
small pot
“Also, the pots that they sell are too costly, 59 AED for a small pot”Google review · March 2023
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The Bottom Line
Dubai Garden Centre is a substantial plant and home-and-garden stop in Al Quoz, useful when you want more than a basic nursery. Reviews describe extensive indoor and outdoor plant sections, pots, gardening tools and a second-floor furniture area. Shoppers have found hard-to-find plant varieties, growth lights, garden decor and even fish, while the centre’s repotting help can make it easier to take a plant home ready for its new container.
The visit is as much about browsing as buying. The outdoor section is described as garden-like, and the in-store cafe provides coffee, snacks, breakfast and lunch among the greenery. Harvest & Co is mentioned as a calm place to sit, though one customer wanted a larger menu and found the shakshuka too tomato-heavy.
Street parking and the Sheikh Zayed Road location add convenience. Prices are the main trade-off. Several reviewers consider indoor plants, pots and furniture expensive compared with Warsan or Dragon Mart, although outdoor plants are sometimes described as affordable.
Inspect leaves and delivered pots carefully: reviews mention crowded, damaged plants, cracked pots and one disputed dracaena refund. Service is often knowledgeable and friendly, but checkout advice and after-sales follow-up have not been consistent.