Bedding
The Easiest Container Garden Method
As we approach and enter fall, it presents a brand new opportunity in our garden as the weather cools off! What you should be planting now…
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Quality, Selection, Service
Since 1938 Tallahassee Nurseries has been serving the Tallahassee community. We take pride in doing in-depth research to provide you the highest quality and best selection of plants that will thrive in our local climate. Come in and we’ll be more than happy to assist you with any of your garden related needs! Beginner or gardening pro, we’re here to help!
Our Guarantee
Tallahassee Nurseries guarantees free replacement of any tree or shrub that dies within one year of purchase or the completion of a landscape job. If your plant dies or does not thrive in your lawn or garden we will replace it with a new plant or a plant of the same value if the variety you purchased is not available.
Inventory
Our big selection of trees and shrubs are all varieties that you can be sure will grow and thrive in the Tallahassee area. We take pride in stocking only the best quality plants that are carefully labeled and always well cared for in our nursery. You can be sure that you are buying only the finest quality, healthy, happy plants from us.
Expert Advice
Whether you are looking to buy a couple house plants or completely redesign your home landscape, we have a full staff that can answer any question that you would have. With countless years of experience, you can be sure you can count on us for accurate and helpful information.
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Always Learning
We are committed to always be learning &
we want to share that journey with you!
How to
Growing Potatoes in the Panhandle
Learn the, surprisingly easy, ins and outs of adding potatoes to your panhandle garden harvest! View our in-stock varieties!
Annuals
What to do after a freeze or frost
First and foremost, do not panic! While some plants have no doubt perished in the cold, many will recover in the spring. Here’s what’s next!
