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Garden Centres & Nurseries 17 listed in the Kootenays

The Kootenay List has 17 garden centres & nurseries across the Kootenays. Each one comes from a public source or from its owner, and the list is current as of 28 OCT 2026. They are in Castlegar, Cranbrook, Creston, Grand Forks, and 9 more towns. Scroll the full list below, pick your town, or open any business to see its details.

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Where to find them

Most of the region's garden centres & nurseries are in Castlegar, Cranbrook and Creston. In all, they are in 13 towns. About half have their own website. For the rest, the phone number is the best way in.

Garden centres have a short season here. The spring rush is most of their year, and by late summer the best plants are gone. Talk to the person watering the plants. They know what really lives through a winter this high up, and the tag does not say that. They all take calls, which is the quickest way to ask if what you want has come in.

The full list

17 businesses · as of 28 OCT 2026
  1. 001Advance Nursery Co LtdGrand ForksCallMap
  2. 002Avalon Gardens and GiftsGrand ForksCall
  3. 003Canadian Garden & Greenhouse SupplyCastlegarCallMap
  4. 004Casey's GreenhousesCranbrookCall
  5. 005Dig Garden CentreSouth SlocanCallMap
  6. 006Elk Valley Greenhouse & LandscapingSparwoodCall
  7. 007Fernie Garden CentreFernieCallMap
  8. 008Four Seasons Greenhouse and NurseryWinlawCallMap
  9. 009Georama Garden CentreNelsonCallMap
  10. 010Heritage NurseryNakuspCallMap
  11. 011Morris Flowers & Garden CentreCrestonCallMap
  12. 012Top Crop Garden, Farm & PetCranbrookCallMap
  13. 013Top Crop TooKimberleyCallMap
  14. 014Trees Company Nursery & Garden SuppliesAppledaleCallMap
  15. 015Two Thumbs Up GreenhousesCastlegarCallMap
  16. 016Vinland NurseryCrestonCall
  17. 017WinderberryWindermereCallMap

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7 of the 17 Garden Centres & Nurseries on the List have no website. If yours is one of them, I can build you a site from $2,000. It says what you do and what it costs, and you own it outright. See what a garden centre site includes: kootenaymade.ca/industries/retail-ecommerce-websites