New Albany Garden Center

5211 Johnstown Road New Albany, OH 43054 | p: 614-917-1020 | f: 614-917-1023
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Happy Spring from Oakland Nursery New Albany!!

Oakland Nursery 80 Years in Business Welcome to Oakland Nursery of New Albany, serving the landscape and home gardening needs of the Northeast Columbus area. Our proud, locally owned company celebrates 80 years in business this year, providing the largest selection of gardening plants and products, and quality services in Columbus. Along with that selection is the buying power to bring the great prices and quality that support our business motto of “Values That Grow.”

Oakland’s newest garden center at the intersection of U.S. 62 and Thompson Road in New Albany encompasses over 7 expansive acres of garden center and nursery space, giving plenty of room for customers to browse our huge selection of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, statuary and home and landscape accessories.

Our garden center includes a large greenhouse for indoor shopping of tropical houseplants, and a custom potting area in for truly unique potting solutions for your containers. The garden center houses a beautiful indoor space full of seeds, tools, wild bird supplies, fertilizers, chemicals, accessories, and an attached gift shop with beautiful home décor.

While our store may be unique, we continue Oakland Nurseries commitment to quality products excellent service and expert advice on all your gardening needs. Hope to see you soon!

Oakland INSIDE & OUT Garden & Gifts Specialty Store

5211-B Johnstown Road New Albany, OH 43054 | p: 614-573-8648

Oakland INSIDE & OUT Garden & Gifts

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Spring Business Hours

Monday - Saturday	9am - 8pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

UPCOMING EVENTS

March /April Garden To-Do’s

Plant cool season edibles, annuals and perennials. These can be planted 6 weeks before the last frost date (Usually around May 1). Direct sow peas as early as 8 weeks before.
Start seeds indoors for vegetables and annuals as needed. Check package for timing.
Plant fruit trees now.
Cut back roses, ornamental grasses and early perennials.
Get mowers and other power equipment serviced and ready.
Spray fruit trees with dormant oil on a sunny day when above 40 degrees.
Avoid pruning spring or early summer trees or shrubs or you will cut off the flower buds. This does not apply to damaged, dead or diseased limbs.
Apply pre-emergent weed control to lawns before April 15 or whenever we get a significant warming trend from mid March on.
Avoid applying systemic insecticides to spring flowering plants, as this will kill pollinators such as honey bees.
Use organic compost and fertilizers were possible to build soil fertility and plant health. Use organic pest controls whenever possible.