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The Garden Center features a large selection specializing in fruiting trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, houseplants, vegetables, herbs and holiday plants.
Updated: 10/26/26
Our online prices are meant as a helpful guide, though they may occasionally be out of date. For the freshest information—just like our kitchen items—please refer to in-store pricing, which is final.
Your success is our goal. We ask you to take special care of your plants as they are perishable and subject to various conditions. We recommend you follow our planting guidelines pertaining to your specific plant. If you experience an issue after planting, please consult our plant specialists.
Our staff will examine your plant to determine if your plant is eligible for a store credit or a replacement.
Find answers to common questions about our plants, garden essentials, and caring for what you grow.
- Trees and Shrubs: 30 days from the original date of receipt
- Perennials and Roses: 15 days from the original date on receipt
The purchased plant must have been planted in the ground according to the recommended planting instructions. You must bring the entire plant, including the root ball along with your receipt.
We don't offer returns on the following:
- Annuals
- Bonsais
- Aquatics
- Landscape trees/shrubs used indoors at Christmas
- Plants grown in above-ground containers (Planters, Window Boxes, etc.)
- Poinsettias and other Seasonal plants
- Discounted plants.
- Annuals should not be planted until after danger of frost has passed, or use precaution if planting early.
- Perennials and cool-season annuals can be planted in early spring as soon as the ground can be worked.
- Before planting, water your plants and the soil in your bed well.
- Remove plants from their pots gentlyLoosen the roots by gently pulling them or cutting them if necessary to encourage them to grow out into the soil.
- If plants are in peat pots, tear the pots slightly to make it easy for the roots to grow through.
- Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball.Put the recommended amount of fertilizer/soil moist and mix with the backfill soil.
- Set the plant in the hole at the same level at which it was growing in the container.
- Be sure the plant is not deeper than the original soil.
- Add the backfill soil with amendments and carefully firm the soil around the roots.
- Water well after planting and keep moist until the plants are established and new growth has started.
- A thin layer of mulch will help keep the moisture in the ground and deter weed growth.
Stop by the Garden Center or call 610-876-7116 to speak with one of our staff horticulturists.
