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Find local native plant nurseries in North Carolina. Support pollinators and local ecosystems with plants native to your region.
38 results found
Raleigh, North Carolina
Native plant nursery located in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Asheville, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Asheville, NC offering plants grown using organic methods at a Fifth Season Gardening kiosk location.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Pittsboro, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Pittsboro, NC specializing in southeastern US species. Offers plants, landscaping design, and educational resources.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Chapel Hill, NC growing plants native to North Carolina and the SE USA from seed, including grasses, sedges, and pollinator perennials.
Godwin, North Carolina
Wholesale container nursery in North Carolina with over 300 plant varieties, including a native-plant section, specializing in azaleas, camellias, hollies, and junipers.
Biscoe, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in North Carolina offering native plants, pollinator gardens, installation services, and gardening workshops.
Candler, North Carolina
Mars Hill, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Mars Hill, NC specializing in locally-grown plants to support wildlife and restore biodiversity in the Southern Appalachians.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Wholesale nursery in Raleigh, NC operating since 1950, growing landscape plants in containers and field stock, with a native plant section.
Black Mountain, North Carolina
A permaculture-based nursery in Western North Carolina specializing in useful, food, medicinal, and phytonutritional plants adapted to Southern Appalachia. Includes a native plants section.
Edenton, North Carolina
Business-to-business native plant nursery growing 70 herbaceous wetland and aquatic species native to mid-Atlantic and southeastern USA for stormwater, wastewater, and shoreline projects.
Franklin, North Carolina
Native plant nursery located in Franklin, North Carolina.
Mills River, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Mills River, NC offering over 200 native species including pollinator plants and medicinal herbs for habitat creation.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Native plant nursery located in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Asheville, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Asheville, NC offering plants grown using organic methods at a Fifth Season Gardening kiosk location.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Pittsboro, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Pittsboro, NC specializing in southeastern US species. Offers plants, landscaping design, and educational resources.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Chapel Hill, NC growing plants native to North Carolina and the SE USA from seed, including grasses, sedges, and pollinator perennials.
Godwin, North Carolina
Wholesale container nursery in North Carolina with over 300 plant varieties, including a native-plant section, specializing in azaleas, camellias, hollies, and junipers.
Biscoe, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in North Carolina offering native plants, pollinator gardens, installation services, and gardening workshops.
Candler, North Carolina
Mars Hill, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Mars Hill, NC specializing in locally-grown plants to support wildlife and restore biodiversity in the Southern Appalachians.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Wholesale nursery in Raleigh, NC operating since 1950, growing landscape plants in containers and field stock, with a native plant section.
Black Mountain, North Carolina
A permaculture-based nursery in Western North Carolina specializing in useful, food, medicinal, and phytonutritional plants adapted to Southern Appalachia. Includes a native plants section.
Edenton, North Carolina
Business-to-business native plant nursery growing 70 herbaceous wetland and aquatic species native to mid-Atlantic and southeastern USA for stormwater, wastewater, and shoreline projects.
Franklin, North Carolina
Native plant nursery located in Franklin, North Carolina.
Mills River, North Carolina
Native plant nursery in Mills River, NC offering over 200 native species including pollinator plants and medicinal herbs for habitat creation.
North Carolina stretches from the Outer Banks barrier islands through the Piedmont plateau to the Blue Ridge Mountains, encompassing remarkable plant diversity. Longleaf pine savannas, mountain cove forests, and coastal pocosins host thousands of native species. Browse North Carolina native plant nurseries to garden with the state's rich botanical heritage.
Fall (October-November) is the premier planting season in North Carolina, especially for trees and shrubs. Spring (March-April) is also excellent, particularly in the mountains where winters are harsh.