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Browse our resources list to find plant sources, gardening products, public gardens, gardening centers and more!



A & A Plants:

Extensive nursery includes exotic house plants, perennials, trees and tropicals.


AB Seed Co.:

Providing quality products for outdoor room designs since 1956.


Angels' Gift Farm:

"The best in boxwood for over 10 years."


Big Bloomers:

One of the largest selections of perennials in the Southeast, at great prices.


Biltmore:

Festival of Flowers.


Bio Organics:

Soil additives for a better garden.


Black Kow adBlack Kow
Your favorite fertilizer now has a website that includes tips for planting trees and shrubs, advice for using Black Kow, and of course, contact information.


Botany Shop:

Alternative Leyland Cypress, Elms, thornless blackberries and more.


Camellia Forest Nurseries:

Online catalog for camellias and more.


Carolina Wild Nursery:

Specializing in nursery-propagated native plants in the upstate region of South Carolina.


Carolina Wreath:

Handcrafted wreaths from NC Fraser Fir.


Chuck Plemmons Perennials:

Offering hosta, an extensive line of other perennials & annuals.


CobraHead:

We call it "the best tool in earth."


Completely Clematis Specialty Nursery:

We specialize in all types of clematis, large and small-flowered, species and hybrids, vining, shrubby and herbaceous. All are in pots - no bare roots!


Conifer Ridge Botanical Gardens:

Landscaping services & unique plants.


Cooper-Payne Tree Farms:

The Piedmont's (NC) source for cold-hardy palms, specimen trees, shrubs and confiers.


David Austin Roses:

Free 'Handbook of Roses'.


Davidson Horticultural Symposium:

Featuring 5 great garden speakers.


Dixondale Farms:

Grow the best onions.


DripWorks:

Drip irrigation supplies


The Elizabethan Gardens - Where the Old World and New World Grow Together:

Open year round on Roanoke Island, nestled near North Carolina's Outer Banks.


Encore Azalea adEncore Azalea:
The only azalea that blooms spring, summer and fall.


Espoma:

Perfect plants start with perfect soil.


Farm House Gardeners:

A full-service garden and gift shop in Statesville, NC, specializing in plants and accessories for your home and garden since 1979.


Fern Gully Nursery:

Great selection of native azaleas.


Foothills Nursery:

Distinctive plants for discriminating gardeners.


Gardener's Confidence Ad Gardener's Confidence
A garden you can count on


Garden Discovery Tours:

Join Lee & Larry Newlin for exciting tours to public and private gardens in the Southeast.


The Garden Hut:

Quality plants and unique home & garden accessories.


GardenMaster:

A network of the nation's finest independent garden centers.


GardenScribe:

Get your garden organized!


Garden Supply Co.:

Cary, North Carolina's headquarters for plants, water garden supplies, and one heck of a Christmas Shop.


Gethsemane Gardens:

A retail and mail-order nursery specializing in hellebores and hard-to-find shrubs and perennials.


The Greenery:

Exquisite retail garden center and expert landscape design team.


The Grower's Exchange:

Discover the ease of online gardening.


Haiku Bamboo Nursery:

23 species of bamboo.


High Hampton Inn & Country Club:

Cashiers, NC. A mountain inn on the National Register of Historic Places offering golf, tennis, gardening workshops and more.


Historic Columbia Foundation:

Gardening Symposium March 5-6.


Hot Pepper Wax:

Protect your plants the environmentally responsible way.


I Must Garden Ad I Must Garden
Located in North Carolina, I Must Garden develops and manufactures all natural animal repellents for deer, rabbit, squirrels and more.


Isons:

200 varieties of fruit, nut, berry plants.


Riverbend Nursery:

Great plants including Jeepers Creepers


John Scheepers:

Serving America's finest gardens for over 100 years.


Karriker Daylily Gardens:

Kannapolis, NC


Kiefer's Nursery & Garden Center:

Offering everything from herbs and perennials, locally grown trees, shrubs and conifers, to fish and pond supplies, all in a park-like setting.


Lakeview Daylily Farm:

Garner, NC


LG Concepts:

Make yard work easier.


Magnolia Plantation and Gardens:

"America's Last Romantic Style Garden".


Marlboro Bulb Company:

Exceptional bulbs!


Meadowbrook Nursery We-Du Natives:

Specializing in southeastern natives. New catalog available.


Mills Magic Rose Mix:

Mills Magic Rose Mix is a 100% natural product formulated and developed to grow award-winning roses with lush foliage and bountiful blooms.


Mountain Meadows Dwarf Conifers:

Dwarf Conifers and Companion Plants in sizes from 1 gallon to Balled and Burlaped from our fields.


Niche Gardens:

A mail-order nursery in Chapel Hill, NC, specializing in native perennials, trees and shrubs plus many other hard-to-find and unusual plants.


Osmocote:

Continuous, smart-release® plant food.


Pender Pines Garden Center:

Pender Pines Garden Center, where beautiful gardens begin!


PermaTill:

Stop vole damage naturally.


Pine Knot Farms:

American-bred hellebores from the world's finest stock available at the nursery in Clarksville, VA, and online.


Plant Haven:

Brighten your landscape with color all year.


Proflowers.com:

More than just fresh cut flowers, send potted flowers and plants anywhere in the continental US.


Raymond's Garden Center:

Family-owned retail garden center in the heart of the North Carolina mountains, offering annuals, perennials, trees, herbs and more.


Reems Creek Valley Nursery, Inc:

One of the mountain's oldest family-owned garden centers.


Restless Wind Farm & Nursery:

Brunswick County's premier nursery.


Roycroft Daylilies:

This official AHS Display Garden in Georgetown, SC, container-grows more than 700 daylily cultivars on site and via mail-order.


Sarah P. Duke Gardens:

55 acres of gardens at Duke University.


Secret Garden Tour:

Sponsored by the Historical Society of the Lower Cape Fear.


Sandy Mush Herb Nursery:

1600 herbs & more.


Scott Stone:

Natural stone solutions.


Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum:

It is home of the largest private garden in Savannah's Historic District.


Show Me How DVD:

Learn how to transform your yard into an oasis.


Southern Living Plant Collection adSouthern Living Plant Collection:
Plant's you'll love from the name you trust.


Stone Garden:

Featuring unique collections of stone, pond supplies, hardscape and gifts in Wilmington, NC.


Sow True Seeds:

Untreated & organic garden seeds.


Surya:

Natural biofertilizers for your garden.


Terra Ceia Farms:

The place to shop for great prices and a great selection of bulbs.


Tesselaar:

"We are in the business of finding outstanding, easy-to-grow plants from around the world -- making them available to landscapers, home gardeners and horticulturalists everywhere."


Toms Creek Farm & Nursery:

Fourth-generation nursery specializes in over 500 varieties of trees, shrubs and perennials grown on 500 acres.


Tryon Palace:

Historic sites and gardens.


UNC Press:

Publishers of quality gardening books.


UNC TV:

Gardening programs with down-to-earth information and advice.


The Unique Plant Inc.:

Offering hard to find or unusual trees, Japanese maples, dwarf conifers, shrubs, perennials and ornamental grasses.


University of SC Upstate:

Celebrate SC Arbor Day.


Van Engelen:

Bring the beauty of bulbs to your garden.


Willhite:

Superior quality seeds vegetable.


White Flower Farm:

Guaranteed success in the garden.


Witherspoon Rose Culture:

Witherspoon is a wonderful source of top quality rose bushes, uniquely qualified rose maintenance.


Woodlanders Inc.:

Evaluating and selling rare and hard-to-find native plant species and selections.


Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company adWyatt-Quarles Seed Company
Visit this site to find a Wyatt-Quarles retailer near you, as well as a garden planner, lawn care guide, a tip of the month and more.

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