Whether you dream of backyard fruit trees, want to fill your patio with lush houseplants, or need truckloads of soil for a serious landscaping project, Prescott has a plant nursery for you. From family-run growers to bustling garden centers with every supply imaginable, you’ll find plenty of options ready to help your garden thrive.
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Kinder Garden LLC
Stepping into Kinder Garden LLC feels like diving into a world dedicated to plant growth and innovation. This locally owned Prescott shop calls itself a one-stop grow store but truly offers so much more. You’ll find hydroponic systems, spaceship-grade lighting rigs, and shelves stocked with Fox Farm, Down To Earth, and other premium brands. Their indoor showroom features working aquaponics displays and a maze of display cabinets that make browsing fun and immersive.
Owned by a father-and-son team, the store strikes the perfect balance between encyclopedic expertise and genuine care. Staff patiently guide you through nutrient schedules, lighting setups, or how to stop under- or overwatering your plants. Prices stay reasonable, especially for specialty items, and there’s even freeze-dried candy as a quirky bonus. Services include curbside pickup, local delivery, grower classes, and house calls for those emergency “please-save-my-plant” moments. Whether you’re organizing your green collection by Latin names or just starting to figure out soil pH, Kinder Garden LLC feels like a true community hub for gardeners at every level.
Watters Garden Center
Nestled in Prescott, Watters Garden Center has flourished since 1962 under three generations of the Watters-Lain family. This sprawling destination covers upper and lower greenhouses plus extensive nursery fields that seem to grow every season. Over 700 mountain rose varieties line the benches, while nectarine combo trees and other fruit options invite exploration… it’s easy to spend an afternoon just wandering.
Specializing in plants suited to mountain soil, they offer native shrubs, hardy pines, and cacti that withstand summer heat. Holiday poinsettias arrive in late fall, and free educational classes run every Saturday—no registration required. Demonstration gardens display fruit trees, landscape rocks, and design ideas staged like a magazine shoot. The knowledgeable staff provides tailored advice on soil conditions, watering routines, and plant selection. Prices range from budget-friendly bulk soil to showcase specimen trees. If a desired plant isn’t in stock, they often propagate it on-site. With deep local roots and decades of experience, Watters Garden Center helps every visitor cultivate a thriving landscape.
Prescott Dirt – A SiteOne Company
For contractors and DIY landscapers, Prescott Dirt – A SiteOne Company is the go-to source for bulk landscaping materials. Family-owned since 1999, they operate yards in Prescott and Prescott Valley stocked with everything from massive boulders to decorative gravel. Their signature planter’s mix and topsoil are available by the truckload or in bags for smaller projects.
There’s no greenhouse here—just open-air bins and towering mounds that let you choose precisely what you need. Side-dump loaders and heavy machinery signal this is serious bulk territory. Competitive pricing feels fair rather than inflated. The experienced staff, some on the job since before video doorbells, provide friendly, knowledgeable service. Whether you need a few pallets of gravel or eight tons of soil, they handle it all and offer free delivery for large orders. If your project demands real weight and volume, Prescott Dirt delivers the materials and expertise to get the job done right.
Nature’s Gems Gardens
Operating from a suburban backyard, Nature’s Gems Gardens feels more like trading plants with a knowledgeable neighbor than shopping at a large nursery. Owners Lauren Bruner and Anthony Lugo propagate houseplants—Aglaonema, Alocasia, Maidenhair ferns—and vegetable and herb starts in their controlled greenhouse and home nursery. What you see online reflects their actual stock, since every photo features their own plants.
Prices stay reasonable, with veggie and herb starts around $3.50 and houseplants priced to encourage collection. Handmade pots and artisan vases add a creative touch, offering conversation-starting planters. Though primarily online, local delivery is available same-day within Prescott Valley and nationwide shipping covers customers farther away. As a home-based nursery and craft studio, Nature’s Gems Gardens focuses on quality propagation and unique ceramic pieces rather than volume. Small in size, it delivers personal service and reliably healthy plants for every type of plant lover.
Prescott Valley Nursery
In northern Arizona, Prescott Valley Nursery covers every plant category a gardener might crave. Local favorites include flowering trees, fruit trees, pines, and shrubs that range from drought-tolerant natives to showy ornamentals. Succulents and cacti claim their own display rows near Highway 69, while hybrid tea and easy-care drift roses appear during seasonal sales.
The nursery combines greenhouse bays with outdoor plots sprinkled with pottery and metal art, making it easy to wander while discovering fall mums and spring veggie starts. Plant care guides rest beside every display, and staff members share mountain-climate wisdom to recommend perennials that thrive here. Prices sit comfortably in the mid-range—affordable without feeling cheap. If your landscape plan grows ambitious, a planting crew stands ready to handle installation. Whether you seek a starter tomato or a 10-gallon juniper, Prescott Valley Nursery delivers variety, expertise, and value for northern Arizona gardeners.
Chino Nursery
For over fifty years, Chino Nursery in Chino Valley has operated as a family-run nursery. The Nakayama family grows every tree from bare root through container or box cultivation. Their close-knit team of about twenty oversees planting, pruning and watering schedules throughout the seasons. They handle all stages in-house, so there is no reliance on external suppliers. The result is a stock of healthy, regionally adapted trees.
Chino Nursery focuses exclusively on shade and fruit trees suited to Prescott’s climate. Selections include maples, oaks, sycamores, hawthorns and quaking aspen. Fruit varieties range from apple and peach to plum. You will not find garden ornaments or flowering baskets here, only mature, well-established trees ready for transplant. The grounds resemble a rural farm with outdoor fields rather than a glass greenhouse. Container sizes are tailored to your needs and pricing remains fair. If you require trees nurtured with local expertise, Chino Nursery has roots grounded in decades of experience.
Earthworks Garden Center & Supply
Earthworks Garden Center & Supply has been a fixture in Chino Valley’s gardening community for decades. The center features outdoor stands filled with evergreens, display gardens showcasing landscape ideas and greenhouse bays stocked with every shade of green. The plant collection spans shrubs, fruit and nut trees, roses, berries and grapes, plus a variety of vegetable starts built for regional conditions. Every plant that arrives is chosen for its ability to withstand the high desert climate, so you won’t find tropical specimens struggling here.
An in-house propagation area supports perennials and shrubs grown on site. The retail yard remains organized so trees stay separate from irrigation pipes or boulders. You will find budget bags of mulch, bulk soil and everything from large pottery to custom pavers. Staff members offer guidance to longtime landscapers and first-time gardeners alike. If you prefer a hands-off approach, the team will design and install your entire landscape. This mix of practical supplies and local expertise keeps both hobbyists and professional contractors returning year after year.
Walmart Garden Center
At Walmart Garden Center in Prescott, picking up petunias or a bag of mulch is easy while you shop for groceries. Metal shelving lines the outdoor space just outside the main store. Benches hold marigolds, six packs of impatiens, vegetable starts and the occasional boxwood ready to be tucked into a trunk. You will not find landscape consultants here, but you will get straightforward DIY supplies for regular gardeners.
Selection changes with the seasons. In spring, starter veggies and potting mix fill carts. Summer brings mulch, heat-tolerant flowers, drip hoses and bulk soil. Fall racks swap over to mums, ornamental kale and ryegrass seed. As Thanksgiving approaches, poinsettias and bags of pine cones appear. Prices range from affordable to clearance offers, especially on Rollback items. The staff can usually help you tell a perennial from an annual, which covers most home gardening needs. The location’s extended hours make weekend gardening projects more convenient. For those seeking a quick garden fix without expert advice, Walmart Garden Center gets the job done.
Prescott Valley Growers Wholesale (Landscapers and Contractors Only)
Prescott Valley Growers Wholesale caters exclusively to licensed landscapers and contractors. Behind its gates, you will find expansive fields and stockyards loaded with maples, oaks, cherries, junipers and pines. The nursery can supply roses or pyramid-shaped Christmas trees even in summer months. Baby Blue and Vanderwolf Limber pine varieties have a dedicated following among tree buyers. With more than thirty years in business, this grower has become the largest wholesale plant supplier in the Tri-city region.
The property sits off Highway 69 in a rural setting surrounded by open land. The lot is wheelchair accessible and offers free parking for trucks and trailers. Pricing is set with professional buyers in mind. Experienced staff members guide you through plant selection, material specifications and delivery options. They also offer custom container sizing and handle large-volume orders efficiently. If you need bulk boulders or irrigation components, they stock those too. For serious landscaping projects that require reliable supply and expert support, Prescott Valley Growers Wholesale delivers without fuss.
Garden Center at The Home Depot
The Garden Center at The Home Depot in Prescott offers a vast selection for indoor and outdoor planting needs. Outdoor bays and shade structures span a wide area, ensuring easy browsing of cacti, succulents and houseplants. You’ll also find drought-tolerant sages, colorful petunias and a variety of fruit trees arranged by type. The layout stays fresh with seasonal displays—mums and pumpkins in fall, poinsettias in December—and occasional specialty arrivals.
Staff members on site often hold horticulture credentials and can answer detailed questions. Prices remain wallet-friendly and bulk soil and mulch deals appeal to larger projects. The center runs regular workshops on topics like container gardening and drip irrigation. You can schedule landscape design consultations or use the convenient pick-up lockers for online orders. They also carry pots, garden tools and pest control products, all in one location. With its organized aisles and extensive inventory, The Home Depot’s Garden Center outpaces many other big box stores when it comes to variety and expert support.
