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Veggie Seedlings in North Fulton Area

15 years ago

Anyone have advice on where to go for veggie seedlings other than Lowe's/Home Depot/Pike? Looking for more variety, organic choices, and possibly better prices. The $2.98 Bonnie Plants just aren't exciting me this year. I know Whole Foods is starting to get some shipments in, and I'll certainly consider them. However, I'm looking for locals to offer up insight on some hole-in-the-wall and/or independent nurseries that may not be as well known as the big boys. Looking in the Johns Creek/Alpharetta area if anyone can help. Thanks!

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Iris GW
15 years ago
Call Perennial Grace (http://my.att.net/p/s/community.dll?ep=87&subpageid=68404&ck=) in Milton and inquire what they have.
Also Scottsdale Farms (http://www.scottsdalefarms.com/) in Milton.
And not very far from there in Cherokee County is Autumn Hill Nursery (http://www.autumnhillnursery.com/).

Not sure what they have because I don't look for veggies, but each of them is worth a phone call as they are independent places that like to stock stuff that is not run of the mill (although they have that too).
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