We welcome you  to do your shopping in person or from our website. After you order, we will get your plants together for you so that you can pick them up in our parking lot.  If you would like to shop the nursery in person, you may come during our operating hours which change throughout the season. You may also make an appointment to visit as well.

VIP members can come anytime and do self checkout using their smart phones.  If you do come outside of business hours, you might be on your own if we are not here.  Its good to have a working knowledge of plants since pots are not always clearly identified other than a tag indicating the plant name.

If you have questions, just send me a text at 571-283-3163.  I usually answer right away.

We can only hold for 48 hours after you purchase plants.

We cannot hold plants without purchase.

Look at what we have available on the website; it is updated frequently.

If a product says sold out, that means none are available at the moment but a 2nd and 3rd crop will be available at some point.

Choose your plants by adding to your shopping cart.

After you submit your order, we will check to make sure your plants are available and then we will contact you via email that is indicated on your Paypal confirmation.

Your order will be gathered and prepared for you to pick up.  At least one plant of any variety will be tagged so that you know what you have.  We try to have orders ready in 24hours, but may be delayed due to the weather.  We will update you.

Your order will then be placed in one of our colored wheelbarrows or metal carts.  We will let you know your color wheelbarrow.   All wheelbarrows are placed in our parking lot which is on the left as you drive in, or at the front of the nursery..

If you have any questions, send me a text at 571-283-3163

We avoid  pesticide use as much as  possible and try to only use organics when needed. On plants like asclepias (butterfly weed) this means that you will often find aphids on the plants which you can easily blow off with a jet of water.  Organic growing means might have to tolerate a certain amount of pests or leaf spots.

For common problems like powdery mildew, we use organic copper or plant oils for its control.

In regards to fertilizer, we no longer use organics because growing containerized plants is not like growing in the ground.  Even organics can run off and get into waterways.   So instead, we use a slow release type of fertilizer similar to Osmocote.  This results in much less runoff of nutrients.