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About T-Y Nursery

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Since being established by Takashi Yasutake and his wife Kasumi in 1966, T-Y Nursery has developed a reputation as one of the leading wholesale growers in Southern California by providing high quality plants at low prices. Over the years, the Yasutakes have single-handedly built and expanded their company with great care and attention to detail. This hands on approach makes every client interaction important because, for T-Y Nursery, it’s more than just business; it’s personal.

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From its modest beginnings as a 1.5 acre lot in Torrance, CA, T-Y Nursery now has four growing grounds on over 800 acres across Southern California dedicated to the production of container grown plants – Los Angeles, Orange County, Pauma Valley, and Escondido. Its diverse inventory includes over 700 varieties, specializing in woody ornamentals, palms, ferns, tropicals, topiaries, ornamental grasses, fruit and shade trees, succulents, and drought tolerant plants.

T-Y Nursery is a volume grower and produces everything from 1 gallons to 36 inch boxes and ships all across the United States, with our primary markets being Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Texas, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico.

Today, T-Y Nursery continues to flourish under the leadership of Takashi’s son, Terry Yasutake. It is his priority to maintain the old-fashioned principles of respect and commitment to word that helped make T-Y what it is. Through the efforts of the Yasutake family and through the hard work of its dedicated employees, T-Y thrives with its superior customer service and the long-term business relationships they have literally built from the ground up.

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T-Y Nursery Staff

The products, however, are only one component to what makes T-Y Nursery unique. The loyalty of the individuals who make up the T-Y Nursery family ensures that all employees feel they are personally invested in the company and strive to see it succeed.

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