Beautify your yard with plants from our local garden center.
At Deep Roots Natives, our mission is to bring native species to the forefront of gardening and landscaping projects here in the Durham, North Carolina area. As a local garden center, we offer a unique and wide selection of plants native to our area that promote the planting and creation of landscapes that protect wildlife, conserve limited water resources, and sustain precious ecosystems.
At our local garden center, we keep hundreds of native plants in stock, and all of these plants come from trusted growing partners from throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Some of the native plants currently available from our selection include perennials, shrubs, trees, grass sedge, and much, much more.
Tell us about the moisture, light, and soil conditions in your space, and our seasoned, knowledgeable staff can help you select the right plants to make your native garden thrive! We are highly recommended by the New Hope Audubon Society and the North Carolina Plant Society as an exceptional native plant retailer in the area.
If you would like professional help installing your new native plants, our sister company, Garden Environments, offers both native plant landscape design and installation. Their landscape professionals would be more than happy to carefully design and install your new native plants in a way that enhances your outdoor living space and leads to years of enjoyment in your yard.
The landscape professionals at our local garden center are eager to tell you more about helping you create a beautiful landscape with native plants. Come and visit our garden center today and see all of the native plants we have to offer.
The `Blue Note` Blue-Eyed Grass is a special member of the Iris family.
It`s striking blue/violet blooms appear in the late spring to early summer. This native, self seeding plant has an extensive history and is loved by many. Not only is it beautiful, but it`s also a great food source for our birds, bee`s and butterflies!
Even with this cold weather, our Gaultheria `Cherries Berries` Wintergreens are thriving!
🍒This evergreen ground cover produces beautiful, waxy white flowers that bloom during mid Spring. Following these flowers are striking berries. They grow to be the size of cherries, hence the name. `Cherrie Berries` start to appear around late Summer to late Winter.
🍒These berries are an important source of food for birds this time of year. However, we can eat them too! The most common way of consuming these berries are to be made into a tea. Some people eat them raw too! They have a "Wintergreen Mint" taste to them.
Restock!
Our "I Dig Durham" shirts are now back, sizes range from S-M-L-XL. Pricing is $30.
10 years ago, our owner Sheldon Galloway took place in the revitalization of Oakwood Park in Downtown Durham. These T-shirt graphics were designed by him and made for the gardening crew volunteer leads on the project. Now they`re back!
They`re printed locally by @giftsbyimpression.