Dexter's Nursery is now XAYARI FARM

We're growing, and Dexter's Nursery couldn't hold it all!

We're excited to offer you MORE for the 2025 season.

Spring Is Here

In most zones, you have hit your last frost date or will shortly. It's time to get the garden in order.

Hot, humid summers can be brutal for plants. Get them established now while temperatures are moderate and you and your plants can acclimate to the rising temperatures.

Plants put on a huge amount of new growth in the spring! This is their most active growing season. Take advantage of it by buying early and getting plants established when they will grow their fastest!

Grow Now.

Proven Winners Have Arrived!

Can't find that Incrediball? Yeah, we got that. Heard about the reblooming lilac? Check, we got it. Never seen a lilac-colored climbing rose? Got you, boo.

Need more than one? Use code FY5P6XAX0NQ2 and get 10% off when you buy 2 or more Proven Winners. And remember, all Proven Winners ship FREE.

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THIS JUST IN!

Julia Rose Peonies are HERE. Order yours today before they're gone.

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Itoh Peony 'Julia Rose' | Paeonia x intersectional 'Julia Rose'

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INTERESTED IN OTHER PEONIES?

Check out our peonies here. Shipping NOW!

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Shop Our 30 for $33 Caladium

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More Bulk Buys

Shop 6-, 10-, 20- and 30-packs for more savings.

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It's Time for You and the Produce Aisle to Break Up.

This doesn't have to be a messy split. "It's no one's fault."

You're just... growing apart.

Begin the BreakupAgree to Disagree

  • Oregano

    This Mediterranean native is grown worldwide to flavor meats, sauces, soups, dressings and veggies.

    Check It Out 

  • Peppermint

    A perennial herb used for flavoring tea, sauces, savory dishes and desserts.

    Check It Out 
Herbs for Your Garden

  • Cool Season Veggies

    Plant lettuce, brassicas, onions, and beans NOW.

    Continue to plant lettuce and other greens every 2 - 3 weeks for a continuous harvest. Check out our 6 pack veggie starts in peat pots for easy, peasy planting!

    Check It Out 
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    Peppers

    AVAILABLE IN MID- TO LATE-MAY

    Habaneros? Ghost peppers? Caribbean hots?

    Yeah, we got that.

    Not a lot of space? Don't worry, many peppers can be grown in pots on a balcony or patio.

    Check It Out 

  • Tomatoes

    AVAILABLE IN MID- TO LATE-MAY

    The "must grow" for many gardeners.There is a variety for every need! Tomatoes for salads? Think cherry and grape tomatoes. Tomatoes for sandwiches and burgers? Look for beefsteaks. Not a lot of space? Focus on determinate or patio varieties.

    Check It Out 

  • Berries

    AVAILABLE IN MID- TO LATE-MAY

    Easy to grow, many varieties can be grown in containers, and you can have berries all season long.

    Try something new! This year we have elderberries, serviceberries, boysenberries... It's all here!

    Check It Out 
Veggies for Your Garden

The Dahlias Are HERE.

Glow up your garden this summer with these stunners. Buy 3-packs and save!

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Grow Something.

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The Latest Videos & Articles

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  • I'll See You Soon! ❤️

    We spend the winter thinking about all of YOU, your stories, your gardens, and the wonderful things you share. Can't wait to connect with all of you again this season!

    I'll See You Soon! ❤️

    We spend the winter thinking about all of YOU, your stories, your gardens, and the wonderful things you share. Can't wait to connect with all of you again this season!

  • The Why, When and How of Dividing Perennials

    Spring time is the best time to divide many perennials. Here's some quick advice on dividing some of your garden favorites. Why Dividing perennials helps the plants in many ways: Stimulates...

    The Why, When and How of Dividing Perennials

    Spring time is the best time to divide many perennials. Here's some quick advice on dividing some of your garden favorites. Why Dividing perennials helps the plants in many ways: Stimulates...

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