Nurseries in Berks County
59 local Nurseries in Berks County, with reviews, hours, and contact info.
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The Garden Center at Tractor Supply in Shoemakersville specializes in a wide array of gardening supplies and outdoor essentials.
Groth Nurseries Inc. in Douglassville is a wholesale plant nursery offering a diverse range of high-quality plants for businesses.
Jessie's Plant Boutique is a charming plant nursery offering a diverse range of indoor and outdoor plants for enthusiasts of all levels.
Koch's Nursery Co in Mohnton specializes in expert landscaping services, bringing your outdoor visions to life with quality care.
Little People's Nursery School in Robesonia provides a nurturing environment for early childhood education, fostering learning and growth for young children.
Lullaby Nursery Schools in Reading provides early childhood education, focusing on creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment.
Matt Kelly Associates Plant Designs in Wyomissing is a plant nursery offering a wide range of beautiful and unique plant varieties.
Rooted Joy
905 Byram St, Reading, PA
Rooted Joy is a family-owned grower and maker in Reading, cultivating much of its own plant stock, including organic cat grass and catnip. Alongside live plants, it offers seed products to grow at home, cat enrichment items, and feed for wild birds, all with an emphasis on natural ingredients.
State Hill Nursery in Sinking Spring specializes in expert landscaping services, enhancing outdoor spaces with skill and creativity.
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The best plant shopping in Berks County happens out where the plants are grown. Glick's Greenhouse in Oley earns about as much love as a greenhouse can, Esbenshade's in Mohnton has a loyal following of its own, and Motta's Country Gardens in Birdsboro splits its days between selling plants and landscaping with them. Reading holds the most listings, but the places people drive for are out in the townships.
Two pieces of advice for the spring trip. Go early — the benches are picked over by Mother's Day, and the gardeners who know go in April. And ask the person watering the tables what actually survives here. A nursery that grows its own stock can tell you exactly which varieties shrugged off last winter, and that conversation is worth more than any plant tag. It's the whole reason to skip the box store.






