We're called Bountiful Gardens for a reason--we have the largest selection of indoor and outdoor plants around, and three locations for you to explore, each with their own charms and specialties. You have to visit to believe it!!
We're here to guide you through every step of your new Landscape Project. From consultation to installation, you're in good hands with Bountiful Gardens.
Our Lawrenceville location features a full floral design studio! Our team of professionals is always ready to provide you with the freshest florals in the most bountiful arrangements, made to suit any occasion!
Want to host an event of your own at one of our greenhouses? Book today for terrarium classes, photography slots and much more! A Bountiful Gardens event is a dream for any plant lover!
At Bountiful Gardens, we believe your home’s entrance should reflect the warmth and charm of the season. But, who has the time to set up that perfect Autumn display these days? Let Ike and Amelia show you how we can make your porch the talk of the town. Key Points: Bountiful Gardens offers custom Fall Decorating Packages We come to you, bringing a full array of Fall decor to make your porch the most festive on the block We offer four levels: The Basic, The Standard, The Premi
Have you ever sat out on your back patio, tried to enjoy a quiet morning coffee, and realized you have zero privacy because the neighbor’s second-story windows are looking directly down into your yard? Sounds like you need a Living Wall! Green Giant Arborvitae, growing many times the height of a privacy fence! Your first instinct might be to call a contractor and get a quote for a new vinyl privacy fence. But before you write a massive check, you need to understand the local
Stop! Put down the pitchfork and stop throwing away hundreds of dollars on wood mulch every single spring! You need Green Mulch!! Stop lugging heavy bags of dyed mulch! Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! Today, we are breaking you out of the endless cycle of buying, hauling, spreading, and re-buying dyed wood chips. Why? Because nature never leaves bare dirt exposed, and nature certainly doesn't buy double-shredded hardwood. Hariy Alumroot (Heuchera villosa) planted along a w