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47 Years of North Texas Yards

Outdoor Plants in Richardson, Texas

Texas sun is not a metaphor and the clay is not a rumor. Everything in our outdoor yard is chosen by people who have planted this ground for 47 years, so what you take home is built for the yard you actually have.

1050 N Greenville Ave, Richardson, TX 75081 · Open 7 days a week

Chosen ForTexas sun, shade and clay

Ask UsPlanting advice every day

Best SeasonFall planting starts now

The Outdoor Yard

Shrubs, Perennials, Annuals and Seasonal Color

Walk the rows and pick what is thriving right now, with someone nearby who can tell you exactly where it wants to live.

Trees for North Texas Yards

Crepe myrtle trees of many varieties at the nursery
Crepe Myrtles
All kinds, the Texas classic
Japanese maples with deep red foliage
Japanese Maples
Many varieties, dark to bright
Little Gem magnolia tree in a nursery pot
Little Gem Magnolia
The compact Southern evergreen
Windmill palm in a nursery container
Windmill Palms
With access to other palms by request

Shrubs and Perennials That Return

Redbud trees of several varieties
Redbuds
All kinds, spring's first show
Hydrangeas, hostas and sago palms on display
Hydrangeas and Hostas
Shade beds, solved
Perennial hibiscus with large pink bloom
Perennial Hibiscus
Dinner-plate blooms, comes back
Bougainvilleas in many colors
Bougainvilleas
Every color they come in

Seasonal Color, Bench After Bench

Vinca bedding plants in bloom
Vinca
Caladiums with patterned leaves
Caladiums
Red cyclamen in bloom
Cyclamen
Pink dianthus flowers
Dianthus
Bonfire patio peach with dark foliage
Bonfire Patio Peach
Foxtail fern fronds
Foxtail Fern
Gazania daisies in orange and yellow
Gazania Daisy
Red geraniums in bloom
Geranium
Gerbera daisies in pink and yellow
Gerber Daisy
Lantana in mixed warm colors
Lantana
Marigolds in orange and gold
Marigolds
Benches of chrysanthemums in fall colors
Mums, and more mums
Pansies in purple and yellow
Pansies
Blue plumbago flowers
Plumbago
Primroses in mixed colors
Primrose
Heuchera coral bells with colorful foliage
Heuchera Coral Bells
Purple scaevola fan flowers
Scaevola
Snapdragons in mixed colors
Snapdragons
Orange zinnias in bloom
Zinnias
Sambac jasmine and Crimson Queen Japanese maple
Jasmine and Crimson Queen Maple

The Local Calendar

When to Plant in North Texas

The metroplex runs on its own clock, and the biggest planting mistake here is following a national calendar. The short version:

The Season FallOctober to November

The best planting window in North Texas. Roots establish all winter, so fall-planted shrubs and perennials outrun spring plantings by a year. If you plant one thing this year, plant it now.

SpringMarch to May

Second best. Color, herbs and vegetables go in after the last freeze, before the heat arrives.

SummerJune to September

Heat-proven plants only, planted early in the day and watered like you mean it. Ask before you buy.

WinterDecember to February

Structure, planning and pansies. The quiet season is when good spring yards get decided.

Ask Before You Dig

Advice That Comes With Dirt Under Its Nails

Reviewers put it simply: the staff gave them direction for the whole garden project. Bring a photo of the bed, the sun pattern, even the dead plant you are replacing. You will leave with the right plant and a plan, not a guess.

And when the project outgrows a weekend, our sister company Secret Gardens designs and installs full landscapes.

Minutes Off US 75

Worth the Drive from Plano, Garland and North Dallas

Gardeners who gave up on the big boxes end up here. The rows are picked for this climate, the advice is free, and the nursery has been proving it in Richardson yards since 1978. Free parking at the door.

What Gardeners Say

The Nursery People Give Up Big Boxes For

4.8

616 Google reviews

★★★★★

“Dropped by after giving up big box stores.”

Marv, Google review

★★★★★

“My favorite plant store in the DFW area!!!”

A. Park, Google review

★★★★★

“Best plant shop in the area! Great variety of plants and pots and very helpful staff.”

Amber, Google review

Good to Know

Outdoor Planting Questions, Answered

Fall. Roots establish through the mild winter, so shrubs and perennials planted in October outperform the same plant set out in May. Spring is second best, and summer is for heat-proven plants only.

Plants & Planters at 1050 N Greenville Ave in Richardson, just off US 75, has grown for North Texas yards since 1978. Gardeners reach the nursery in under 25 minutes from Dallas, Plano, Garland and Addison.

Yes. Tell staff the exposure, or bring a photo of the bed, and they will point you to plants proven in full North Texas sun and heavy clay.

Yes, staff give planting direction every day: what fits the light, what blooms when, and what survives August. For full landscape design and installation, our sister company Secret Gardens handles it.

Yes, the pottery yard next door carries planters in every size, and staff will match the pot to the plant. Indoor gardeners, the greenhouse is steps away too.

Yes, there is a $10 minimum on card purchases. Cash works for anything smaller.

Plan Your Visit

Visit the Nursery in Richardson

We are at 1050 N Greenville Ave, just off US 75, an easy drive from Plano, Frisco, Allen and Highland Park, with free parking at the door. The greenhouse and pottery yard are steps from the outdoor rows, and the pond plants are out back.

Sunday to Thursday10am to 5pm
Friday and Saturday9am to 6pm

Fall Planting Season Is the Reason

The best window of the North Texas year is right now. Come walk the rows, ask the questions, and plant something that will still be thanking you next summer.

Open 7 days a week · 1050 N Greenville Ave, Richardson, TX · (972) 699-1281