Heritage Plants.
Ancestral Connection.

We’ve Moved!

This Spring we invite you to visit our new nursery location, roam our rolling hills, and bring a picnic to enjoy by the lake. Learn more about our new location!

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Spring Plants!

OPENING WEEKEND: April 5th & 6th
Nursery Schedule:
Open Saturdays & Sundays only
April 5th - June 1st (10am - 4pm)
NOTE: Our new address is 3796 I St, Petaluma CA

Order online & pick-up at the following locations in April (We do not ship!):
South Berkeley: Thursdays - Sundays 10am-7pm
Fremont: Thursdays 3-7pm
Menlo Park: Fridays - Sundays 10am - 7pm
Sacramento: Wednesday, April 16th 3-7pm
Free pick-up on orders over $50! Use code FREEPICKUP

Our online shop is now live!

Browse Plants

Kula means “family” or “ancestors” in Sanskrit.
At Kula Nursery we hope to honor and connect to our ancestors by growing, tending to, and eating heritage foods.

What are Heritage Foods?

Heritage foods are foods that play a vital role in cultural traditions, rituals, and/or cuisines. Although they have been passed down from generation to generation, these foods are becoming less available due to large-scale agriculture and other systemic reasons.

In many cases it is up to small scale farmers and gardeners to tend to these varieties and pass on the cultural importance of these foods to future generations.

Beyond just being a fruit, vegetable or herb, these foods each hold an important story of tradition, culture, and place.