Come and visit North Haven Gardens, your destination for all your gardening needs in Dallas. As you step inside, you'll find a comprehensive selection of quality gardening equipment and a diverse plant nursery with a stunning array of indoor plants, outdoor plants, and a variety of fresh vegetables. Our expert garden coaches are dedicated to helping you turn your gardening dreams into reality. Plus, we now have delivery services available in Dallas (within our service area, call for details). Now you can ensure that your gardening essentials are conveniently brought to your doorstep. You can even sign up for a grow card membership to earn points and save on your purchases.
Here at North Haven Gardens, we take pride in offering a curated selection that caters to all levels of expertise. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, our friendly and professional staff is here to help. Visit our nursery in Dallas an experience the difference.
Our exciting rebuild progress is underway! Our new Tropical Greenhouse is currently open to the public (up, running & fully stocked), while the new Retail Store, Boutique, Classroom, & Cafe spaces are under construction.
Thank you all for your patience, love & support.
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Camellias form glossy, deep-green leaves & are evergreen in north Texas, providing important foundational structure for full to part shade areas all year round. Since they’re cool-season bloomers, they’re further valued for bringing charm and color to our colder months, as most varieties sport large, luxurious flowers in shades of white, red or pink.
Whether black, green, or oolong, classic tea comes from the tender young leaves and shoots of the ‘tea Camellia’, Camellia sinensis. Native to Asia, it’s an easy-care plant that requires little maintenance in the garden, and like its heavy-blooming cousins commonly grown ornamentally, it’s well-suited to shade/part shade spots in the DFW area.
