Vivero Irupé is a highly-rated nursery in Paraná, Argentina, with a wide variety of plants including orchids, succulents, and carnivorous plants.
The staff is knowledgeable and provides excellent care advice. Prices are good and the location is convenient.
Reviewers praise the owner’s kindness, patience, and expertise, making it a standout destination for plant enthusiasts.
The nursery has a personal touch, with owners who are passionate about plants and dedicated to helping customers, resulting in a unique and supportive plant-buying experience. With a 4.9 rating and glowing reviews, Vivero Irupé is a must-visit for anyone looking for such an experience.
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Cristhian David Meza
January 27, 2025 at 07:20 PM
Being totally honest when you enter you think you are entering just another typical nursery. But you started gossiping and you got a very pleasant surprise, I won't go into details so you can discover it. The owner of the place is a man who really knows and his advice is very good, the post tells you. Good prices and varieties of plants, many varieties. I highly recommend it.
José Frankic
January 26, 2025 at 01:44 PM
Always the best in Paraná!!
Del Paraná
January 22, 2024 at 05:36 PM
Excellent nursery! A few blocks from Plaza Sáenz Peña and the downtown area of Paraná. Good attention. Not only do they sell you a plant, they teach you how to care for it.
Natalia D Alessandro
November 20, 2023 at 02:37 AM
This place really is paradise! Many orchids, tillandsia, epiphytes, carnivores, succulents, everything! Ramón is extremely kind, explains what you ask with great patience, without keeping secrets. What he knows is admirable, and he humbly tries to hide it so as not to embarrass the guest. I admire this whole place, and what it has achieved. It is evident that it is the work and passion of a lifetime. Congratulations ! We'll be back as soon as we're there. Greetings from Mardel.
Nahuel Ramseyer
September 23, 2023 at 03:55 PM
Great variety of plants! Wide prices and options. Whatever you are looking for you will find! The way of using logs to make floating "pots" seemed to me the most striking thing about the nursery.