Full Bloom Nursery | Clermont, GA

Hall County Agribusiness of the year 2007

Garden Care

by the Season

Hall County Agribusiness of the Year 2007

- Full Bloom Nursery-

6662 Holly Springs Rd.

(Hwy 283) Clermont Georgia, 30527

) Phone: 770.842.2345

+ Email Us

Spring Hours:

Monday thru Saturday

8 AM to 5 PM

Photo: from left: Billy Skaggs

(Hall County

Extension Director)

Kellie and Tim Bowen

(Owners of Full Bloom Nursery)

Lclick to enlarge

“Your garden will do for you in proportion to

what you do for it”.

Award

Water Issues

Meet our Honey Bee

Welcome to

Full Bloom Nursery!

Spring is in Full Bloom! We've been as anxious as you to see it arrive. After all, we're plant lovers and what could be more glorious than blooming trees, budding perennials, and the promise of warm days. We are fully stocked with bedding plants, perennials, and vegetables, as well as shrubs and trees. We're making our popular mixed containers as fast as we can and we have a nice selection. Our focus this year will be on annuals that don't require much water and we'll have a great variety to choose from.

Whether you are a serious plant collector or a new homeowner on a budget, you’ll enjoy a trip to our nursery. We have acres of shrubs, evergreens, trees, perennials, herbs, conifers, roses, and bedding plants.

We’re here to give you advice and to help you pick the right plants. If you’ve dreamed of having a beautiful yard with lush, healthy plants we can help you achieve your goals.

For your convenience, we also sell soil amendments and mulch in bag and bulk. Amending your soil with organic matter is the absolute best thing you can do to make your plants more drought-tolerant and able to withstand our hot, dry summers and clay soil that stays wet in winter.

You’ll find a lot of information here on a wide assortment of plants and gardening tips. Click on the "water issues" links for good, detailed information on drought tolerant plants, using less water, and suggestions on how to keep your plants healthy with very minimal water. We all must do our part to conserve water and your plants usually need a lot less water than you might think. We hope you will find the tips we’ve provided helpful.

Enjoy and happy gardening!