Looking for the perfect plants for your Alabama garden?

In the map’s search box, type a ZIP code or city name to find the local garden centers. 

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Why buy local?

  • Get expert advice specific to your Alabama needs. Rely on the garden center professionals to show you what plants thrive in your region’s climate and soil. People who are passionate about plants are who you want helping you plan your garden!

  • Quality. The local garden centers own the plant inventory they stock, which means they are motivated to give it the very best care to keep plants looking healthy until they come home with you.

  • Choose from a diverse and broad plant selection. Independent garden centers will have a unique selection of plant material to suit many styles and preferences. 

  • Find locally-grown plants. Local shops are likely to source from locally-grown nurseries who specialize in native and unique plants chosen for your area. Plants from Alabama and nearby states are acclimated and suited for our climate and soils.

  • Support your community and neighbors. Independently-owned shops bring communities together, often through events and seminars. Your support of locally-owned garden centers helps the local economy, putting resources back into your community.