Garden & Landscape Supply Companies Near Me

For some homeowners, buying garden and landscape supplies involves an afternoon visit to a nursery for some healthy new annuals and perhaps a few new planters. Others dream of a Japanese garden complete with flowing waterfalls, a koi pond and a graceful footbridge surrounded by luscious greenery.

If you’ve been dreaming of a beautifully landscaped property with a water feature or a concrete fire bowl but don’t know where to start or what landscape supplies to buy, it may be time to look into garden and landscape suppliers in your area. From retaining walls to raised garden beds, these professional vendors can make your backyard the oasis you’ve been longing for. What’s more, many of these professionals can help you take your ideas from design to installation and provide garden care and yard maintenance according to your climate. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of garden & landscape supplies: Landscape Contractors, General Contractors, Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers.

What products do garden and landscape supply companies carry?

Homeowners, landscape contractors and professional garden designers can look to landscape nurseries for everything from yard and garden maintenance supplies to bulk goods like composted soil, bark mulch, lava rocks and washed sand. Wholesale nurseries offer specialized plants and trees like topiaries and ornamentals for Zen garden concepts.

Hardscapes have become a popular, low-maintenance landscape solution. Many gardening stores carry large concrete pavers and natural stones. New types of landscape supplies reflect the growing popularity of urban roof gardens with raised garden beds and benches, too.

What if you would love to grow your own vegetables but have site limitations? Many garden supply companies offer planters and containers that are up to 42 inches tall. For those who live in colder climates, consider a greenhouse — just the thing to enjoy starting plants or growing exotic blossoms that wouldn’t quite work in your climate.

Questions you should ask garden supply companies and local landscape supply companies:

• Where do you source your plants from?
  
• Do you offer any design services?
  
• What are your delivery options and fees?
  
• Do you have a section on local/native plants?
  

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