A+ Nursery

The end of winter propagation season is near! These are hardwood cuttings that I have been working on since early December. These will be potted up next Fall and will be available for sale in 2025.

Let the potting season begin! Fall is here and it’s time to start potting up all the rooted cuttings that were done this past year. Most of these babies will be ready for market next spring. Hope to see you there!

Looking forward to our opening weekend at the tomorrow morning in lovely downtown Greenville! Hope to see you there.

Time to start potting up these rooted cuttings. These were hardwood cuttings taken in December.

Here are more rooted cuttings that I’ll be working on this Fall.

It’s nearly time to start potting up all the rooted cuttings that were done this year. These are well rooted cigar plants that are ready to go into their new pots.

Loading up for the tomorrow morning in lovely downtown Greenville. Hope to see you there!

Thank you so much to all the wonderful customers who came to see us at the for the 2022 Growing In The Mountains plant sale and Spring Festival. Weather was fantastic and we had a great time!

One more frosty/freezing night in the Upstate of South Carolina for Mercurial March, notorious for it's fickle and unpredictable weather. Soon, we're on to Spring, but tonight cover those tender perennials and Spring annuals to mitigate cold damage.

Hardwood cuttings ready to tuck away until late Spring. These little babies will go into two-quart pots later this summer and then to market this Fall or next Spring.

It has been very warm in the Upstate this past week as evidenced by this fully blooming Forsythia. While it’s tempting to plant small perennials, seedlings and Spring annuals I would recommend holding off for several weeks. We’re sure to have more freezing temperatures in March. Now is a great time to prepare your beds and amend soil as needed. You can safely plant larger trees and shrubs, as well as Evergreens now, but hold off on the smaller tender plants until April.

A+ Nursery updated their business hours.

I’ve been getting a lot of questions about plants with yellowing and spotted leaves. This is just dormancy coming on. Deciduous plants (ones who lose their leaves during the winter) will begin to go dormant this time of the year regardless of the temperature. This is because the days are getting shorter and, even though we haven’t had frost or freezing temperatures, shorter light cycles will cue the plants to begin dormancy. They know winter is coming! This is perfectly natural and nothing to be concerned with. Next spring these plants will leaf out with healthy foliage and vibrant blooms.

Another beautiful day at the in downtown Greenville

Good Morning Greenville!

I'll be at the tomorrow morning in lovely downtown Greenville. Looking forward to seeing familiar faces and talking plants. See you there!

A+ Nursery We're a small local nursery selling landscape plants i.e; azaleas, forsythia, weigela, & many other

I’ll be at the tomorrow morning on Main Street in Greenville. Can’t wait. Great local market!

Glad to be at the in downtown Greenville!

Looking forward to another Saturday at the tomorrow morning on Main Street in Greenville!

Loading up plants for the tomorrow morning in downtown Greenville!

A+ Nursery We're a small local nursery selling landscape plants i.e; azaleas, forsythia, weigela, & many other

Looking forward to another Saturday at the in downtown Greenville tomorrow morning. See you there!

My little bobcat Tabo helping out at the nursery

Loading up plants for the ! Opening day is tomorrow on Main Street in Greenville. See you there!

Now we're on to Spring! Survived the late April frost just fine and looking forward to the opening weekend of the this Saturday on Main Street in Greenville.

Really? Just when we thought we were on to Spring and we’re covering plants for frost and freezing temperatures! One more night and I hope we’re done with the freezing temps in the Upstate. I’ll have the nursery open again next week. See you soon.

Locally grown in Greenville, South Carolina. Perennial fruit bearing plants which are all winter hardy for Western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina and Northern Georgia. Including apple, peach, pear, and plum trees, blueberries, elderberries, figs, strawberries, raspberries, asparagus, gold and black raspberries, thornless blackberries, grapes, muscadines, mulberry, Chinese mulberry and Goji berry.

Now Open For Customer Visits! We've opened up for the season and it has been great. Love seeing all my fellow plant people! I've got some great edible landscaping plants available, they'll be gone soon so come by the Nursery and pick out out a few before the markets open. I'm there most days but call or text Chris at 864 417-9392 before you stop by and I'll be sure to be there. See you Soon... Also, be prepared to cover tender plants one more time in the Upstate, frost is expected Thursday and possibly Friday nights...