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introducing greenbox gardens!
Experience the convenience of GreenBox Gardens, our native garden delivery service. Available to Atlanta Metro residents, we bring you a curated selection of indigenous plants, and everything you need to install a 60-100 sqft garden, right to your doorstep. Our Garden plans are tailored to our unique Georgia ecosystem, ensuring that your garden thrives with minimal effort while supporting local ecosystems. Enjoy the beauty and sustainability of native gardening without the hassle of sourcing and transporting plants yourself.
what comes with your greenbox garden?
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plants and planting plans
Every GreenBox Garden comes with all the 1 gallon plants you need to create a vibrant and thriving garden perfect for Georgia's unique climate. You also receive a planting plan and installation booklet to make it even easier to install.
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Cardboard, mulch, and compost
To get your garden off to a great start, we also include enough cleaned cardboard, mulch, and compost to provide the perfect foundation.
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1 year of Greenbox digital
Discover the potential of your yard with 1 year of GreenBox Digital Membership. Learn regenerative practices through our growing library of members-only tutorials, courses, and articles, and connect with a community passionate about eco-friendly gardening. With diagrams, pictures, planting plans we make it fun and easy to get outside and start experimenting.
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Visit our retail location for plants, garden books, and more!
Discover our charming collection of succulents in one-of-a-kind pots at our flagship retail location within CreateATL in Adair Park. Our unique assortment of plants will add a touch of personality to any space. We've also curated a small selection of used gardening books you won't find anywhere else, perfect for both novice and seasoned gardeners. Our stock is always changing, so each visit is like a horticultural treasure hunt. Immerse yourself in CreateATL's cozy, inspiring atmosphere where every plant and book has its own story to tell.
