Bastrop Gardens

Great little place. I was looking for some basic organic amendments and could not find them at 4 different stops in Bastrop. They had them here, so I was pretty happy. I came close to closing time so I didn't get to check out the grounds as much as I would have like. I will return for plants in future.

If your looking for a peaceful place that has an array of native plants and employees with the knowledge on how to best utilize them for food, medicine, or simply aesthetic value then I would suggest stopping by! You will find many materials to complement your garden whether it be amendments like worm casting, vermiculite, compost, mulch or even an array of products to help with various pest issues you won't be disappointed. The prices are very fair and the quality of the plants is high given they are well cared for and meticulously attended to ensuring happy beautiful plants. Bring your family too even the little ones - seasonly you can come pick vegetables and whatever else they are growing at the time. This way you can encourage your child the importance of knowing how to grow and harvest your own food. So all and all if your just looking for a few plants or you want to harvest some vegetables,herbs,flowers or anything else you would need for your garden to thrive Bastrop Gardens is the place you've been looking for! P.S. Bring lunch and take advantage of their section of tables and take in the wind chimes and the unique vibe that's present here.

They have excellent soil types available for purchase in bulk with excellent prices. I highly recommend the "triple-power" compost. I've used that in my in-ground garden this year with 50/50 native soil and having great success in the fall season.

Extensive shop with organic fertilization like earthworm castings, molasses, you name it. But the best is their living compost tea, which they keep aerated. This stuff is the absolute best.

Beautiful collection of herbs, trees, and seasonally a garden where they grow vegetables to sell at the Bastrop farmer's market. The place is so beautiful it's worth a trip just to see the design.

Inside they also have a small shop with local and natural products, like essential oils and seed packets. Take a look!

You can buy their compost by the five-gallon bucket and haul it in thick plastic trash bags if you don't have a truck like me, and the staff can even do all the shoveling for you if you let them.