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Seasons Four
Referral from
Dec 15, 2017
Kim C.:
ISO: angel ornament, anyone know of a local place I can find one this morning?
Laura L.:
https://www.facebook.com/90145377460 SEASONS FOUR should have what you are looking for. So sorry to hear. https://www.seasonsfour.com/ Tea Garden Nursery
- Garden Center
- 1211 E Arkansas Ln Arlington, TX 76010
- Open ⋅ Closes at 6:00PM
Referral from
Mar 08, 2018
Krystal P.:
Anyone know where can I buy seeds in Arlington (fruit trees, cherry blossoms.....) Thank you!!!
Tony H.:
Are you looking for fruit trees or seeds? Tea Garden Nursery on 1211 E Arkansas Ln in Arlington sells different types of fruit trees and... Redenta's Garden
Referral from
Jan 17, 2015
Amy H.:
Is there any where locally to buy organic onion sets? I am in Tarrant county. Thanks!
Daniel W.:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Redentas-Garden/159790547374457
Referral from April 14, 2017
Romy W. asked:
Mulch: Recommendations for a home delivery?
Maureen O. replied:
Wagon Wheel in Lexington
Carol L. replied:
We've also used these guys in the past: https://www.facebook.com/146637175380809 Cambridge Bark & Loam
Jennifer M. replied:
Weiss Farm in Stoneham
Carol L. replied:
Use the company that all the local landscapers use ... right here in Arlington! www.lalicatalandscape.com
Susan M. replied:
There is also McCue's in Woburn http://www.mccuegardencenter.com/wordpress/?page_id=188
Susan M. replied:
Lalicata is the only one of the local vendors that offers leaf mulch (great for your soil!) Mahoney's does carry a variety of Coast of Maine enriching mulches. http://www.lalicatalandscape.com/mulch.php
Referral from December 13, 2016
Nick H. asked:
Boys and Girls Club is sold out of Christmas trees. Alternative suggestions for places to buy one?
Effie S. replied:
Seasons Four Lexington
Kelly B. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/134767323229144 Mahoney's Garden Centers
Marianne B. replied:
by the way, Stop and Shop is out of lights but there are plenty at the Walgreens in the Heights!
Chris L. replied:
Lions Club at the Belmont train station is a great option.
Lauren S. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/141609332551965 Bonny's Garden Center, which is right off of Fresh Pond Parkway. As a note, they are cash only though!
Referral from June 5, 2021
NewPlayerWhoThis asked:
Any good garden nurseries? Hello! I got into plants lately and I'm looking for nurseries I can check out. I've been going to places like Home Depot, Lowes, even Target.....
GP1386 replied:
Calloway’s Nursery! https://www.calloways.com
dowhilex replied:
https://www.cristinasgc.com/
shawnkfox replied:
I've been to just about every garden center within 20 miles of Plano and Covington's is easily the best one, nobody else is even close imo. The only issue is that it is way out in Rowlett, but their selection in unparalleled in the DFW area and the store is huge, several times bigger than any other garden center mentioned on this thread.
Really great service, well organized, helpful and knowledgeable employees. Their pricing is fair, certainly not cheap but not over priced either. They also have a 1/2 price area for damaged or clearance plants. If you spend $300 they add you to their club program and you get 10% off every purchase (including the first $300 purchase) for the next 2 years.
Being way out in Rowlett it really helps that they post their inventory on their website (along with their prices) so you can see what they have in stock. That is only for their trees and shrubs though, for annuals and herbaceous perennials they don't show their prices online. I only drive out there for the shrubs though as they usually have a lot of plants in stock that are hard to find elsewhere in the DFW area.
Also just as some friendly advice, anyone new to gardening in the area should ask someone (or at minimum check google to make sure the plant doesn't require acidic soil) before buying a plant. Almost every nursery around here sells azaleas, camellias, gardenia, blueberries, and many other plants that don't grow well in most of the DFW area without making significant modifications to your soil.
It is a lot easier to have a nice looking garden by buying plants that like to grow in this area rather than having to constantly fight a battle to keep plants healthy in an area where they wouldn't naturally grow.
nounthennumbers replied:
North Haven Gardens in North Dallas.
Cup-Mundane replied:
Puckett's in Allen is great!
a_polite_redditor replied:
Shades of green in Frisco. Off Coit
MoskvaToDallas replied:
Ruibal's has an excellent selection and incredible staff.
Referral from June 26, 2016
Matthew M. asked:
Ok knowledgeable people of Arlington. My lawn mower needs some repairs. Any suggestions of local businesses/individusls that can make it work again.
TIA
Maureen O. replied:
Minute Man Repair (781) 646-6190
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