Collier’s Nursery

I have to add that the rose bush I bought never bloomed and the bloom burst was a waste of money. The only really good thing was the cacti piece she gave me for free it grew like a tree.

If you’re local to the Vestavia/​Hoover/​Cahaba Heights area, and a member of the «green thumb «club– you know about Collier’s Nursery.
They have a stupendous selection of both annual and perennial flowers, as well as plants and shrubs– including the unusual and hard to find.
I’ve never found their stock to be anything but healthy and hearty.
The thing that really puts Collier’s in the «top drawer» category, however is their staff. They REALLY know their stuff! You definitely don’t get a job here just because you can run a cash register.
Not only are they saturated with knowledge, and skilled in customer service– but they ALL seem to have that ‘translation» skill, as in the ability to not only listen to and interpret your landscape vision– but actually improve on it, as well.
Collier’s is family owned and operated– you suspect that right away, as it’s pretty apparent that they directly tie your satisfaction to their success.
They also carry a wide variety of pots and containers– so you can swing by and let them help you select a lovely «living» and lasting present for your friend who just had a baby, or that elusive end of the year gift for your child’s’ teacher.

The staff at Collier’s is knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. They always have a wonderful selection of annuls, perennials, shrubs, and trees. This is by far my favorite nursery in the Birmingham area.

I’m starting to make an organic garden. I’ve been reading a few books and decided to try my hands and growing two herbs (we’ve been growing herbs for a while, but hydroponically).
Today I went there and «Wynn» who was there helped me out, answered all my questions and now I have some pretty rosemary and parsley sitting in the window.
Great place to go!