My sweet pea daughter found this rosy nursery off Rt. 250 west (Broad Street) past Short Pump near…read more288. Watch for the signs or you'll miss it. Meander down the road to an open field full of trees, bushes, shrubs, grasses. plants and flowers. They also carry soil, gravel, mulch and other landscaping needs.
Their greenhouse was full of annuals, perennials, veggies and herbs. The property was spacious and we spent a lot of thyme walking down the aisles. The black plastic walkways they laid down weren't very neat... it was muddy and we got pretty dirty; they may be able to come up with cleaner walkways with rock or gravel which would be aesthetically pleasing too.
The selection, however, was extensive. Andy, one of the owners, took time to walk around with us and gave us info on the plants we looked at and also shared planting tips. Very helpful and sage information. He knows his stuff! We ended up purchasing a pussy willow, lavender plants, a dwarf butterfly bush, Lantana, cat mint, phlox, varieties of potato vine, impatiens, chives, and rosemary. Quite a haul! Check out was easy, Shelly, Andy's wife, was friendly and sweet. We had a nice chat and enjoyed getting to know the owners. Andy gave a more pointers and a bag of hay for our plants. Kaled us with kindness!
I'd like to see them expand with potting mix, soil, etc. and maybe some gardening tools and accessories. Here, some of the prices were a smidge higher than let's say, those big box hardware/garden stores, but the plants looks healthier.
We had a blast planting when we got home and our garden looked gorgeous with the additions from the nursery. We would definitely visit again, we like supporting smaller, family owned, local business rather than those great big greenhouses that overwhelm you! Finding this place was mint to be!