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5 plant shops to visit in San Antonio

Grow your home garden with the help of these local nursery’s.

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It’s an urban oasis at the Plant Shoppe in San Antonio.

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Thinking of adding plant parent to your list of roles? We’ve got you covered. Whether you’re looking to build a garden sanctuary in your backyard or transform your space into chic jungle vibes, here are five local plant shops to help you get rooted.

Evergreen Garden, 922 W. Hildebrand Ave.

This garden carries a wide selection of native plants suitable for Central Texas weather, while its glass greenhouse is stocked with exotic houseplants + local handmade goods.

Fanick’s Garden Center, 1025 Holmgreen Rd.

This 10-acre family-owned nursery is located on the Southeast side of town and boasts the largest selection of fruit trees in Texas. Pro tip: Before you head out, download its fruit tree guide.

Plant Shoppe, 3020 N. Saint Mary’s St.

While this modern plant shop carries your favorite exotic houseplants and cacti, they occasionally host mediation + sound bath events.

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A trip to Spring Creek Gardens isn’t complete without a visit to its fairy garden, which can be found inside its primary green house.

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Spring Creek Gardens, 11355 US-281 N.

Located on the Far North Side in Spring Branch, this garden center has it all. From its boutique featuring a selection of apparel + goods, and the Gathering Haus pouring iced teas + coffees, to it’s newly-opened dine-in restaurant The Desert Spoon. Pro tip: The shop boasts a beer and wine selection that’s on tap for your browsing pleasure.

Rainbow Gardens, multiple locations

This is your one-stop shop for annuals, perennials, house plants, fertilizers, and even free community events that are led by gardening experts so you can get the most out of your backyard oasis. Pro tip: Check out its weekly ad for special deals.

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