Green Roots Nursery — Plants grown with patience
Family-run since 1998

Plants grown slowly, chosen carefully.

We propagate, pot, and hand-deliver healthy plants from our five-acre nursery — with honest advice on light, water, and the right home for each one.

240+plant varieties in stock
26years growing locally
4.9average customer rating
Low maintenanceWaters once a week
Ready to potArrives root-healthy
Monstera · Fiddle Leaf Fig · Snake Plant · Pothos · Bird of Paradise · Calathea · Areca Palm Monstera · Fiddle Leaf Fig · Snake Plant · Pothos · Bird of Paradise · Calathea · Areca Palm

What we grow

Every plant leaves our nursery potted, labelled, and checked for pests — from windowsill starters to statement trees for your living room.

Indoor foliage

Monsteras, fiddle leaf figs, and calatheas suited to low and bright indoor light.

Outdoor & garden

Hardy shrubs, flowering perennials, and shade trees for beds and borders.

Succulents & cacti

Drought-tolerant varieties for sunny sills, patios, and forgetful waterers.

Seeds & bulbs

Heirloom vegetable seeds and seasonal bulbs, sourced from regional growers.

How a plant reaches you

Three stages, each done by hand, before anything leaves our greenhouses.

01 — Propagate

Grown from cutting or seed

Most stock starts life in our own greenhouses, so we know its exact age and health history.

02 — Nurture

Weeks of steady care

Each plant is fed, checked for pests, and hardened off before it’s ready for a new home.

03 — Deliver

Packed by hand, same week

Local delivery within 48 hours, or collect in person and get planting advice on the spot.

“They didn’t just sell me a fig tree — they told me it would sulk for two weeks after moving, and it did exactly that. Still thriving a year later.”
— Priya N., repeat customer since 2022
4.9 / 5from 1,200+ customer reviews
92%of customers return within a year
48 hrsaverage local delivery time

Come walk the greenhouse rows yourself.

Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am–5pm. Bring a photo of your space and we’ll help you pick something that’ll actually survive it.

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