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We re-open for the spring season on March 4th.
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Shop north Georgia's largest retail nursery. We grow thousands of varieties of plants from the common landscape plants to unusual plants not found in ordinary garden centers.
Bring your walking shoes, the selection is endless......
Google review from Jake:
Recently I started landscaping my yard at my house along lake Lanier. I visited some of the intown nurseries along with some of the big box stores prior to visiting full bloom. At the time I knew nothing about them except what I saw on a local business advertising flyer. Once I arrived I knew I was at the right place. I was greeted by one of their resident experts and she took us on a tour to orient us on all they had to offer. I could readily see the large selection and how fresh everything looked. Our guide made us feel comfortable and was more than happy to teach us about all the plants they offered. That day we purchased many plants that were not offered at the local box stores. We planted them as soon as we returned and I can say after a few weeks they are thriving and have exceeded our expectations. We have been back for more and now consider this our go to nursery. It is fun to go there and walk through their gardens. They have enormous selection and variety with fantastic pricing for beautiful well taken care of plants and trees. I have never written an online review before but this unique place deserved it.
Tune in to the Homegrown Live Radio Show with Kellie from Full Bloom Nursery & Josh from Collar'd Fine Foods
Saturday mornings at 10 AM ET on WDUN AM 550
and FM 102.9
Kellie & Josh take your gardening questions and discuss seasonal gardening topics.
You can also tune in from anywhere in the world at WDUN on the internet Saturday mornings at 10 AM ET
Thank you North Georgia
for voting us
"Best Nursery of Hall County"
for 7 years in a row!