Warner Robins Native Plant Center

Warner Robins Native Plant Center The Native Plant Center’s mission is to promote education, stewardship, and conservation of Georgia’s native plants.
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It might sound cliche but it couldn’t be more true. Having a second chance has made us so immensely grateful for the com...
09/06/2026

It might sound cliche but it couldn’t be more true. Having a second chance has made us so immensely grateful for the community that we have the privilege to be part of and that we can continue to provide vital plants to an equally vital community. Thank you for coming on this journey with us!
A big thank you to 13 WMAZ!

Southern Accent Landscape Supply bought the nursery and moved it to Fort Valley.

We are buzzing with excitement that our grand opening is so close! Come join us September 5th from 8am- 5pm We’re now lo...
08/29/2026

We are buzzing with excitement that our grand opening is so close!
Come join us September 5th from 8am- 5pm
We’re now located at Southern Accent Landscape Supply, 1438 Housers Mill Rd.

Having the sign put up makes it feel so official. We still have a few things left to do but it’s looking more and more l...
08/22/2026

Having the sign put up makes it feel so official. We still have a few things left to do but it’s looking more and more like home with each passing day 🥰
Our grand re-opening will be September 5th! Starting at 8am.
Come out and see us, check out our new home Southern Accent Landscape Supply! We can’t wait to see you again, two months has been too long

The plants are loving their new home! So many have sent out new growth and blooms
07/25/2026

The plants are loving their new home! So many have sent out new growth and blooms

07/24/2026

You all have been waiting so patiently, and we are so appreciative!
While we are still working diligently on getting nursery back up and running, here’s an article that answers many questions you all have been asking. We’ll give a firm date for our grand reopening soon!
This article is from Tom Oder, his gardening blog, articles, and garden event calendar are fantastic and so worth checking out

Tom Oder is a global garden writer sharing home gardening tips, Southeast garden events, and environmental stories. Subscribe to his blog.

07/15/2026

We are shocked to make another update so soon, but it is thanks to all of you, that we are.
It is because of each and every individual, the community rallying behind us, supporting us in more ways than we could type up, helping us search for a path forward- even offering your own properties to us 🤯, that we were able to find a new partner in such a short period of time.

WE HAVE A NEW VENUE!!

Again, we cannot thank each and every single one of you enough. The outpouring of love and support that facilitated our growth over the years, has helped us find a new home in a time of need. Our new partnership and location gives us space and potential to grow even bigger than before.

What does this mean in the meantime? It means we will be completely closed to the public effective today. We are bringing this update just hours after confirmation. Now we are going to be busy at work relocating all plants, materials, and equipment.
We also decided to cancel our farewell party at the end of this month. In its place we will be holding a celebratory grand re-opening. Which is much preferred in our opinion!
Our tentative time to re-open is early September, but we will confirm the date as soon as we can.

Our posting will resume back to normal while we move locations. Our typical educational content, beautiful plants, and maybe even some fun moving pictures.

So stay tuned! And again, thank you. Pat yourself on the back and come celebrate with us once we re-open

07/12/2026

We have an update! Please go see our latest post!

It is with a heavy heart that we make this update. Unfortunately, the Native Plant Education Center is closing at the end of this month. Our partner in this project, GMC, is leaving Warner Robins, which means our partnership with the City of Warner Robins will also come to an end.

While we are uncertain of what the future holds for us, this isn’t the end. Ben and Eleanor can say goodbye to a physical location but neither could walk away from native plants, environmental stewardship, and providing educational opportunities.

Before we close, we'd love to celebrate the community we've built together. We're planning a final gathering on Saturday the 25th. We would be honored to visit with, share stories, showcase gardens we’ve helped grow, and connect with fellow native plant enthusiasts.

It has been our privilege to be a part of your journey at any stage- whether it was discovering natives or putting on the polishing touches. From the bottom of our hearts we want to sincerely thank each and every single one of you and the community as a whole for the support, encouragement, enthusiasm, and friendships that grew with the nursery.

This chapter might be coming to a close but we look forward to sharing news of the next iteration with you all when we can.

To celebrate summer officially starting we're having a special Summer Sale this week only! On Thursday and Saturday, Jun...
06/23/2026

To celebrate summer officially starting we're having a special Summer Sale this week only!
On Thursday and Saturday, June 25th and 27th, receive 20% off your entire purchase.
We are a bit overstocked this season, which means there has never been a better time to start your native garden or add those polishing touches!
We have more than 300 species of native plants that support pollinators, birds, healthy ecosystems, and look gorgeous to top it off.
Take advantage of our over enthusiastic growing and get a great deal!
Even our Buy 1 Get 1 Free and Buy 1 Get 2 Free plants will receive an additional 20% discount 🤯
Again, this week ONLY! June 25th and 27th from 10am- 2pm. We are located at 115 Prince Street

We have the very popular Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’ back in! Our Steeplebush is starting to bloom, it’s a less known nativ...
05/20/2026

We have the very popular Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’ back in! Our Steeplebush is starting to bloom, it’s a less known native but is so gorgeous I almost want to gatekeep it (almost). We also have ‘New Vintage Red’ yarrow that is starting to pop.
Come see us this Thursday and Saturday! From 10am- 2pm, we’re located at 115 Prince Street

Address

1438 Housers Mill Road
Fort Valley, GA
31030

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14787189079

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