Randy's Perennials & Water Gardens

Yes. We simply ask you keep them on a leash and pick up after them.

You could create a water garden. If you plant any plants that don't enjoy water or boggy conditions, too much water will accumulate and drown the plants. It is a myth to think that one can add gravel to the bottom of a pot to improve drainage. It will not improve drainage. We will have water plants toward the end of the month and guppies that eat mosquito larvae! We are open 9-6, Monday-Saturday, and are happy to help you create a water garden, if you wish.

If they don't have them, they can order them.

Yes we do. We have Silver Dollar (1 gallon $16.99), Funky Monkey (5 gallon $59.99), and Maggie (5 gallon $59.99).

Sorry. We do not have any of the large flowering sunflowers left at this time. We do have a perennial sunflower called 'First Light' you might be interested in.

We carry several varieties of Muscadine but unfortunately we do not carry the Noble variety.

Unfortunately, we do not have any in stock at this time.

We do not at this time, but we will try to get some in soon!

They did not have some fruit trees I was looking for and I was told there are many trees/bushes they don't carry but can order, so stop by or call. They get shipments regularly.

Good afternoon Maureen, we have two different all in one filters for ponds, they claim they are enough for that size pond, but they really are not. I would really Suggest a Pf1200 or Pf2400 PondMax Canister filter. It is much easier to clean and would keep the pond crystal clear.

Hello. Unfortunately, we do not. I'm assuming you want them for composting. You might find them at a bait shop as they are good for fishing as well :)

Yes we do. They are in 10inch pots for $49.99.

Thanks for your question. We do stock PIndo Palms in spring. Unfortunately, we are currently sold out and most likely will not receive more until next spring. We do caution people that the Pindo Palm is not fully hardy here. Many customers lost theirs a few years ago when the temperature went down to 5. With a little bit of protection however you can grow Pindo Palms in Atlanta.

We do!

You can check our website for upcoming seminars. We do not currently have any scheduled due to peak season, but we will begin offering them again late spring/early summer! www.randysnursery.com