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Native Plant Nurseries in Georgia

7 nurseries in Georgia that grow or stock native plants, listed by city, plus 16 mail-order growers that ship to Georgia. Buying from a grower near you means plants raised in your conditions, which is most of what makes a native planting take.

Directory snapshot 2026-07-23. We do not list what is on the bench today. Stock moves fast at small nurseries, so call ahead for anything you are making a trip for.

Nurseries in Georgia

Blairsville

The Herb Crib

Blairsville

Canton

North Georgia Native Plant Nursery

Canton

Fayetteville

Nearly Native Nursery

Fayetteville

Scottdale

Beech Hollow Farms

Scottdale · Ships regionally

Stockbridge

Wild Roots Native Nursery

Stockbridge

Warner Robins

Warner Robins Native Plant Center

Warner Robins

Winterville

Sunrise Nursery

Winterville

Growers that ship to Georgia

Useful for species nobody local carries. Order for spring or fall, not midsummer.

American Meadows

Shelburne, VT · Ships nationwide

Annie's Annuals & Perennials

Richmond, CA · Ships nationwide

Direct Native Plants

Middleborough, MA · Ships nationwide

Garden for Wildlife

Bethesda, MD · Ships nationwide

Hamilton Native Outpost

Elk Creek, MO · Ships nationwide

High Country Gardens

Santa Fe, NM · Ships nationwide

Keeping It Green Nursery

Stanwood, WA · Ships nationwide

Mellow Marsh Farm

Pittsboro, NC · Ships regionally

Native Flora Seeds

Sioux Falls, SD · Ships nationwide

Native Plant Grower

Baltimore, MD · Ships nationwide

OPN Seed

OH · Ships nationwide

Plants of the Wild

Tekoa, WA · Ships nationwide

Prairie Legacy Inc.

Western, NE · Ships nationwide

Prairie Moon Nursery

Winona, MN · Ships nationwide

Prairie Nursery

Westfield, WI · Ships nationwide

TN Nursery

McMinnville, TN · Ships nationwide

Before you go

  • Take a list. Browse native plants by region and write down the species you want, with scientific names. Common names vary between nurseries.
  • Check whether your city pays for the swap. Our rebate directory lists turf-replacement and native-planting programs by state.
  • Ask what the plant was grown in. Locally grown stock in local soil transplants better than a plant trucked in from another climate.
  • Buy small. One-gallon natives usually catch up to five-gallon ones inside a season and cost a fraction as much.

Looking for another state? See the full nursery directory.