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What's behind the green door? Turn up your sound 🔊 and click full screen 🔳 Do you see your porch in our collection of Lone Star deliveries? 👀 Since you're already here, check out our NEW ITEMS! We added a new drop today!

Update 5/16/2022: Our weekend hours are now Saturday 9 am - 5 pm and Sunday 9 am - 4 pm. We are open weekends in person for a limited time until construction begins.  Starting this Saturday, April 2, we will be open in person Saturdays and Sundays at our property in Manor. (9-5 like Dolly Parton!) We'll be offering a limited selection of rare items not sold on our website in a rural farmers market style, rustic forest plant sale experience. This will be a trial to our grand plans down the road so we appreciate your patience during our...

From humble beginnings to now... As we began this new growing journey back in March of 2020, and during the most volatile of times, we sent out an email regarding our deep gratitude towards our then NEW, now loyal and devoted customers. One email response was pinned in my mind. It was a tip of advice that’s been burned in our brain ever since. As a 3rd generation Austin-native entrepreneur, neither my grandparents nor parents passed this tip on. It was a customer, and it was simple... "Stay Transparent". I’ve not been one to aim otherwise, but in business there...

We had so much fun, we're doing it again! RSVP to our Facebook event here! See you Noon to 4 pm on Saturday, October 23, 2021 at RedHorn Brewery's Leander location: Red Horn Brewery & Roastery1615 Scottsdale Dr. Blg. 1, Ste 110 || Leander, TX || 78641

Lone Star Nursery was featured in the September 2021 issue of the online magazine Voyage Austin as one of Austin's Hidden Gems! Read more about our origin story here.

  Howdy fellow Central Texas gardeners!  If you're like us, and already have your tomatoes in the ground (and many of you do!), be sure to make your weather app or weather channel, your gardening ally! Many plants cannot handle a frost, but are also favored for early planting for maximum production.   What's all the fuss? You may be asking yourself, "why go to so much trouble to have to protect these plants, why not just wait until it's warmer?" Here's the skinny:  Although tomatoes, technically a short-lived tropical perennial, love the heat, some do have their limitations.  Once temperatures...

Watch as Lone Star Nursery Co-owner Flint Fancy appears on Central Texas Gardener to talk about just some of the unique beneficial plants we grow! 

Can Austin save the migratory monarch by planting pit-stop snacks?  Lone Star Nursery hosted a "Bring Back the Monarch" campaign with Texas Farmers Markets to encourage people to plant more milkweed.