The 2019 Garden Centers of America Summer Tour explored independent garden centers in and around Nashville, Tennessee. Here’s a look at some additional highlights from the trip.
Moore & Moore Garden Center, Nashville, Tennessee
The Coco Hut at Moore & Moore provides a convenient place to store coconut fiber materials, as well as a prime location to display potted green goods.
Edibles are displayed in front of a “Cultivating Lifestyles” banner.A whimsical sign points customers to the cart storage.
Yarrow Acres, Franklin, Tennessee
Located on Main Street in downtown Franklin, Tennessee, Yarrow Acres uses a chalkboard sign to beckon customers inside.Limited space means relying on clever uses of space to display their wares, like this ladder shelf for green goods.A yellow armoire provides a cozy home for pollinator products.
Martin’s Home & Garden, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Succulents continue to be a top-seller, and Martin’s dedicated a large table to succulents potted in lightweight concrete containers.Martin’s has been in operation for 37 years. A wall near checkout displays photos of the Martin family.An armoire houses pet treats and supplies.
Long Hollow Gardens and Vineyards, Gallatin, Tennessee
Situated on 35 acres, Long Hollow combines a garden center with event space and a vineyard.A chalkboard sign inside displays the numerous causes that the IGC supports.Long Hollow Gardens & Vineyards declares their independence on the entryway sign.