Alaska Hardy®

Hours:

Open by Appointment Only

Call us for details at 235-4969 for placing orders or any questions.

Address: 3800 Sterling Hwy, Homer, AK 99603

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Our 2023 plant list is now up on the website! Please go on over to the full plant list to see the plants we hope to have available this spring. We have over 70 new plants for this year! Some are new varieties and colors of some of our tried-and-true species. After a bit of research, I have made available some new species that we are experimenting with. I hope you will experiment with us so we can know which ones will work in each of our different micro climates. Speaking of experimenting with us, we are working with an app designed for us gardeners that can help us we share which plants do well for us and which ones don't. We hope to let you know more about it in the next couple of weeks.

Our tree and shrub list is also up! We are going to make available some trees and shrubs that we have not carried before. Some like the Barberis sp. have beautiful foliage. Most of the new trees I have seen in landscapes in Homer, and in Anchorage.

Because of the large selection of trees and shrubs we have this year, the page takes a bit to navigate. It is a simple, but long scroll up and down the screen. The items are broken up according to type:

Shrubs
Edibles
Berry Bushes
Fruit trees
Deciduous Trees
Evergreens.

This time of year we are getting plant orders in from gardeners and designers, so the availability may change. If you need a larger quantity of plants, or see plants you can't live without, you can pre-order perennials, shrubs and trees. Email - sales@alaskahardy.com us or leave a voice message on the phone 907-235-4969.

Alaska Hardy is the home of over 500 varieties of Alaska Hardy® perennials, trees, shrubs vines and roses. Our goal is to provide the largest variety of Alaska Hardy® plants suitable for the great north. We gladly provide the expertise to assist our customers in achieving success in growing healthy, beautiful plants with the least amount of negative impact on our environment.