Logan's Garden Shop - Raleigh NC

Today was my first time visiting and I absolutely loved it! The staff were super friendly and helpful! There is something for every plant lover! I love that they have pond plants! This is the first nursery that I have found locally that had pond plants. Highly recommend!

With BBQ season just around the corner, we’re proud to highlight Logan's Garden Shop as a destination for Broil King grills and accessories. Their curated selection of grills showcases some of the top choices in the Broil King lineup. Customers can expect not only high-quality products, but also guidance on grill selection & maintenance. We value partners who elevate the grilling experience, and this team does exactly that.

A Five-Star Garden Adventure! Visiting the new location of family-owned Logan’s Garden Shop at the State Farmer’s Market on Lake Wheeler Road in Raleigh is a true delight. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just browsing, you'll find thousands of indoor and outdoor plants, stunning pots and fountains, decorative accents, and top-notch garden tools and supplies. It’s the perfect spot for a quick pick-up or a leisurely outing with family and friends. Let your imagination bloom as you explore the lush displays and gather inspiration for your home or office. Knowledgeable staff are always nearby, ready to help with expert advice. Note: Logan’s beloved Seaboard Railroad Station location in downtown Raleigh has closed due to the area’s rapid redevelopment. Thankfully, their new home is just as charming—and even more expansive!

Logan's garden shop is amazing!! I needed to rent some plants for our church's Mother's Day services for photo-ops. Vance who works in the greenhouse was awesome. He was so helpful, and I got everything I needed for a great price. I can't recommend them enough!!!

Love that it’s still family owned but it definitely lacks the charm of the old one with the cafe and shop. Wish they were open Sunday and closed Monday instead. Maybe it’s closed for religious reasons on Sunday but they miss what would likely be their best day of sales as the Farmers Market is packed and several people were disappointed and walking away when they saw the closed sign on Sunday.