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Garden Centers Offering Curbside Pick-Up

Apr 13, 2020 | Gardening Tips | 0 comments

Keep gardening safely with curbside pick-up and delivery options from your favorite garden centers! 

Shady Brook Farm 

  • Address: 931 Stony Hill Road, Yardley, PA 19067
  • Phone: 215-968-1670
  • Online Order form: Click here
  • Includes: Easter flowers, flowers, berry bushes, herbs, veggies, fruits, perennials, bagged soils, bagged stone, bagged mulch, fertilizer and grass seed, bird and animal feed, and more
    • Allow several days for order to be filled.

Froehlich’s Farm & Garden Center

  • Address: 3143 York Road, Furlong, PA 18925
  • Phone: 215-794-8733
  • To place an order email: info@froehlichsfarm.com
  • Local Delivery and Curbside Pick Up available Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-3pm
  • Product availability: Click here
    • Allow 24-48 hours to fill

The Market at DelVal

  • Address: 2100 Lower State Doylestown, PA 18901
  • Phone: 215-230-7170
  • Curbside Pickup available Tuesday-Saturday 
  • Order form online: click here
  • Products available: herbs, vegetable plants, bedding flowering plants, hanging flowering plants, Easter flowering bulbs, bagged soil, bagged stone, bagged mulch, fertilizer and grass seed, bird and animal feed, and more
    • Orders are filled as they are able, not always same-day pickup.

Dublin Agway 

  • Address: 10 W Rt. 313, Dublin, PA 18917
  • Phone: 215-249-31117
  • Call to arrange curbside pickup or home delivery 
  • Product availability: click here
    • Call for more information.

Bountiful Acres

  • Address: 5074 York Road, Holicong, PA 18928
  • Phone: 215-794-7043
  • Store Hours: 8:30am-5pm
  • Curbside pick-up and delivery available. Call to arrange. 
  • Product availability: click here

Bromm’s Lullaby

  • Address: 1814 S. Easton Road, Doylestown, PA 18901
  • Phone: 215-345-4804
  • Sod is available for pick-up everyday and for delivery Monday-Friday.
  • Website: click here
    • Call or text with questions or orders.

Buckman’s Home & Garden Center

  • Address: 1814 S. Easton Road, Doylestown, PA 18901
  • Phone: 215-348-0877
  • Curbside pick-up available. 
  • Delivery service available with a minimum of $50 product and free delivery for up to 5 miles. 
  • Store Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 11am-5pm. 
  • Products available: Easter plants, annuals, perennials, herbs, nursery stock, botanical interest seeds, and more
  • Visit website for list of products: click here
    • Call to arrange pick-up or delivery.

Bucks Country Gardens

  • Address: 1057 North Easton Road, Doylestown, PA 18902
  • Phone: 215-766-7800
  • Curbside pick-up available. Call to place your order.
  • Open daily 10 am – 5pm.
  • Products available listed on website: click here


Geerlings Garden Center

  • Address: Rt. 413 1.5 miles South of Rt. 202 in the Red Barn, Buckingham, PA 
  • Phone: 215-794-7672
  • Offering delivery and limited curbside pick-up
  • Email to order: garden@geerlingsgardens.com
  • Fax to order: 215-794-9492
  • Call to order.
  • Products available listed online, but not all available for curbside pick-up. Call for more info: click here


Gino’s Nursery

  • Address: 2237 Second Street Pike, Newtown, PA 18940
  • Phone: 267-750-9042
  • Email: sales@ginosnursery.com
  • Offering curbside pick-up and delivery only 
  • Call or email with questions, requests, or to place an order
  • Products available: click here


Paxson Hill Farm Nursery and Gardens 

  • Address: 3265 Comfort Road, New Hope, PA 18938
  • Phone: 215-297-1010
  • Offering curbside pick-up and delivery. Pay over the phone.
  • Call to order or email: gary@paxsonhill.com
  • View inventory here: click here


Holly Days Nursery 

  • Address: 1201 Hosham Road, Ambler, PA 19002
  • Phone: 215-283-9228
  • Email: sales@hollydaysnursery.com
  • Place bulk material orders online. Curbside pickup and delivery are offered. Click here   

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