Any nurseries in Myrtle Beach worth visiting?

15 years ago

I will be in Myrtle Beach in a couple weeks and would like to visit some if there are any not too far of a drive. We're staying at South beach resort and while hubby probably won't go with me, he hates that kind of stuff, I'd like to look for something that I don't already have.

This year I have butterfly bushes on my brain and want Ellen's Blue and Honeycomb at least.

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debrice
15 years ago
There is a very nice place on Hwy 17 (not Business 17). The name is something like Culinary Herb Garden. They sell lots of herbs but also sell other plants. I'm pretty sure they have butterfly bushes. Go south of Myrtle Beach on Hwy 17. It's on the left just before it merges with Business 17.
Bumblebeez SC Zone 7
Original Author
15 years ago
Oh thank you! That sounds easy to find and not too far away.
I do have a list of other plants I am casually looking for too but if I don't find them this year there's always next year.

Pinky Winky hydrangea ( I like saying the name)
Hot lips salvia - I did buy one of Monrovia's heatwave series- Scorch- today which is very pretty although I went looking for hot lips. You would think I could find this locally given how popular it is but not yet.
Indigo Spires and not Mystic Spires which is all over the place.
Zebrina Hollyhock. I don't see any seedlings coming up this year.
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brenda_near_eno
15 years ago
It is worth a trip down to Murrell's Inlet to Blue Moon and to Pawley's Island to True Blue (unbelievable camelia selection). And don't forget Brookgreen Gardens for garden tour while you're on Pawley's.
lsst
15 years ago
There is also a neat one in Georgetown- south of Myrtle Beach.
It is on 17 towards Charleston. The name is Garden Accents and it has wonderful plants and gifts.
bandybb
15 years ago
I work in the Farmer's Market in Florence. We are having a flower show April 16th-19th. At our nursery I have plenty of salvias including Hot Lips, Sinoli sage, Black & Blue, Red Autumn, Pink Autumn, Mexican Bush, Yellow Forsythia, Russian, Indigo Spires etc in case you can not find in Myrtle Beach. It is only 1-1/2 hours away and we usually get around 50,000 people. It is best to come on Thursday and Friday. Saturday OMG :>)
Bumblebeez SC Zone 7
Original Author
15 years ago
Oh, I wish I could stop Bandyb! We will be going through Florence On Friday!
But there is no way dh would even remotely consider a detour in his vacation traveling for something he cares nothing about- (and he is very destination oriented) which is why we haven't been to brookgreen gardens yet. I won't even bring it up.
He is a nature lover though...and a great guy :) just not interested in plants, like me.