Padula's Plants and Garden Design

Padula's Plants and Garden Design Focusing on naturally growing hardy garden perennials for Upstate SC. including unusual herbs, and natives.

By also offering garden design, environmental consultations, and garden classes, it helps to set us apart from other nurseries. Padula's Plants And Garden Design has always been focused on the future landscape garden.

These Crane Fly Orchids here at the nursery are beautiful and beginning to come up for the Fall season.
09/29/2026

These Crane Fly Orchids here at the nursery are beautiful and beginning to come up for the Fall season.

A wonder view of Lake Cunningham this evening around sunset.
09/27/2026

A wonder view of Lake Cunningham this evening around sunset.

09/20/2026

UPDATED PLANT INVENTORY LIST 9/20/26

Spiderwort
Giant Woodland Violet
Stonecrop Sedum
Appalachian Mountain Mint
Narrow Leaf Mountain Mint
Blue Hyssop
Piccolo Verde Basil
Holy Basil
Lime Basil
Lemon Balm
Ageratum
Ajuga
Large Leaf Basil
Obedient Plant
Greek Oregano
Skullcap
Water Mint
Tall Self Heal
Hairy Wood Mint
Costmary
Chicory
Spirea
Indian Blanket Flower
Stokes Aster
White Yarrow
Roman Chamomile
Nasturtium Mix
Bearded Iris
Swamp Milkweed
Columbine Mix
Walking Onion
Garlic Chives
Garden Chives
Wild Ginger
Ginger
Bloodroot
Red Leaf Plantain
Purple Beauty Berry
Forsythia
Plantain Pussytoes
Variegated Asiatic Dayflower

NOW IS THE TIME ! Make sure to keep an eye out for Persimmon Trees, bearing one of the most delicious and nutritious nat...
09/16/2026

NOW IS THE TIME !

Make sure to keep an eye out for Persimmon Trees, bearing one of the most delicious and nutritious native fruits here in the Upstate. It’s time to get out and start collecting.

09/16/2026

New plant nursery hours are Saturdays 9am-3pm. Make sure to stop in as Fall approaches to check out the great selection of unusual plants.

08/26/2026

The vast importance of Farmers Markets helping to feed society can at times be overlooked. However, without Farmers Markets in our lives, life would be both unhealthy and unsuccessful.


Farmers Markets are unique types and styles of markets focused on bringing nature-based foods to us, fresh from the field. Before that food has a chance to move its way up society’s food chain. The same food chain where that nature-based food is often tremendously altered in the process, many times in an unhealthy way. Unfortunately, and eventually affecting almost all the food in our lives.

However, fortunately Farmers Markets can offer us nature-based food, to benefit our bodies while also keeping us alive. Farmers Markets give the growers here in South Carolina and the rest of the country reasons and incentives to put their thoughts and efforts into helping plants grow to the best of those plants’ abilities. Even though plants have been on this planet for around 400 million years, they still can at times require our efforts and strategies to bring and offer the most of their benefits to us. Benefits that help us both externally and internally.

Since the recording of time began within societies, caring for the starting grounds/land where herbs, fruits, and vegetables survive and thrive has been the most important focus and will hopefully continue to be the most important focus of humanity into the future. Because of our attention towards time, we have been able to relate with the many different growing timelines that a tremendous number of different kinds of plants require to mature, in turn giving them the ability to beneficially offer us the most they can.

Looking back into the past of the many different growing strategies by many different societies from around the world, including our own, often helps select members of our society to be very successful as growers. This enables growers the chance to bring beneficial foods to Farmers’ Markets to be offered and sold to the public. The success that growers achieve through these actions often helps them realize that their efforts, strengths, strategies, and time they put into growing, helps society healthily survive. This is one of the most important jobs to have in life, giving growers a sense of importance and pride within their lives, and the lives of those around them.

Growers and Farmers Markets share a deep and strong connection when it comes to reliability and functionality here in South Carolina. Because of this, the next time you are looking for a healthy and beneficial addition to your life and the life of those around you that you care about. Stop into some of these beneficial markets and check them out.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1cxRaPsMi6/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Everything liked the recent rains here at the nursery. From these Zinnia, to these large mushrooms.
08/23/2026

Everything liked the recent rains here at the nursery. From these Zinnia, to these large mushrooms.

08/21/2026

This severe thunderstorm viewed from a distance produced a high amount of lightning over the mountains here in the Upstate last night.

08/15/2026

Well mixed plant based soil.

This large Ginger rhizome has started rooting and is sending up new growth. As you can see, there is a piece of newly gr...
08/11/2026

This large Ginger rhizome has started rooting and is sending up new growth. As you can see, there is a piece of newly growing Ginger in the upper left corner of this photo. This new piece often called an “Eye“ began to grow enough of its own/new root system, that it was able to be broken off of the main Ginger Rhizome, replanted, to begin growing on its own. The tan color of the “Eye” is a new rhizome beginning to grow.

Address

2267B Mays Bridge Road
Greer, SC
29651

Opening Hours

9am - 3pm

Telephone

+18643200246

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Padula's Plants and Garden Design posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The School

Send a message to Padula's Plants and Garden Design:

Shortcuts

Share