FAQ

  • Welcome! To make your experience as smooth as possible, we’ve put together a quick guide on how things work around here. Below, you'll find everything you need to know about placing orders, shipping, scheduling a local pickup, and visiting our working nursery.

  • We’ve also included a handy visual guide further down the page showcasing our different pot sizes; complete with examples and care tips, so you know exactly what to expect when you take your new plants home.

Shipping

  • What We Ship

    Seeds and non-perishable items (handmade goods, dried herbs, and spice blends).

  • Delivery Time

    Orders typically arrive within 5-7 business days. We will notify you when your order ships.

  • Important Rule

    Orders for shipping and local pickup must be placed separately. If your cart has a mix of both, the order will not process.
Available for Shipping

Local Pickup

  • What Can be Picked Up

    All plants and perishable larder items (baked goods, baking mixes, and produce) when available.

  • How it Works

    1. Place your order online.
    2. Wait for a confirmation email with your scheduled pickup time.
    3. Arrive at your scheduled time. Your items will be waiting for you with your name on the shelves/tables when you pull in.

  • Adding to Your Order

    If you want to add seeds to a pickup order, message us and we’ll send an invoice.

Available for Pickup

Visiting the Nursery

  • Location

    We are located in Butler County, outside city limits.

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  • Arriving

    Once you arrive pull down the drive. Your order will be on our shelves as you pull in.

  • Need Help?

    If you don't see anyone close when you arrive, just knock on the door or wave!

  • Guidelines

    You’re welcome to explore the public areas of the nursery, but please don’t venture behind gates or into growing spaces. That’s where young plants are working things out, tools are doing their jobs, and the dogs are convinced they’re helping.

  • Why Choose Us?

    Effortless Convenience: Skip the garden center hassle and schedule your pickup with ease. No more wandering aisles searching for your favorites!

    Our Story: We're here to make your gardening journey as delightful as possible. Curious about who we are or what drives us? Follow the link below to learn more about who we are.
Who We Are

Contacting Us

We would love to hear from you! Whether you have a question, comment, or request, we are here to help. You can use the chat bubble at the bottom of any page to message us. Chat is not monitored live (we're probably in the garden) but we will do our best to respond promptly. Just leave your email address and we'll get right with you. 


Pot Sizing Guide

  • Pot size helps set expectations. Our pot sizes reflect different stages of growth. This guide explains our pot sizes and what they mean for plant size, growth stage, and care.
French Marigold plant growing in a 4-inch pot, showing a well-established plant with healthy green foliage. The plant is prepared for sale and ideal for planting in smaller garden spaces.

2-4 Inch Pots

Plant Starts

Young plant starts ranging from early seedlings to small starts. These plants are past germination but still in their early growth stage. This size includes our Crafted Garden Collection plants and is ideal for gardeners who want to grow things out themselves.

Care Tips

  • Watering

    Keep soil evenly moist but not saturated. Smaller pots dry out faster, so check regularly.

  • Light

    Bright, indirect light or gentle sun helps plants develop strong roots and compact growth.

  • Transplanting

    You can plan to move these plants into larger pots or the garden. You will need to watch them for scorching or pests, and adjust your care accordingly.

Trade .5 Gallon

Growing Plants

Well-established plants with developed root systems. These are beyond the starter stage and actively growing, offering a good balance between manageability and size.

Care Tips

  • Watering

    Water thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry slightly before watering again. Avoid keeping pots constantly wet.

  • Light

    Full sun or bright light supports continued growth and structure. While a break from harsh afternoon sun will be appreciated.

  • Transplanting

    Plan to move these plants into larger pots or the garden you have until its roots fill the container.
French Marigold plant in a gallon pot for sale, displaying a mature plant with abundant green leaves and a strong growth structure. The larger pot size indicates a well-developed plant, ready for garden planting.

Trade Gallon

Established Plants

Mature, well-rooted plants ready to go straight into the garden or larger containers. These plants are established, stable, and sized for immediate presence in the landscape.

Care Tips

  • Watering

    Water deeply as needed. These pots hold moisture longer but still require good drainage.

  • Light

    Full sun or bright light, depending on the plant. While a break from harsh afternoon sun will be appreciated.

  • Transplanting

    Ready for direct planting with minimal adjustment time. Please do not leave these in their pots for too long.
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