Welcome to Mostardi Nursery

Serving our growing community since 1976, Mostardi Nursery is a family owned business in Newtown Square, Delaware County, with one location convenient to the Main Line and western suburbs of Philadelphia.

We are your local resource for all kinds of outdoor and indoor plants, along with the expertise in helping you to be successful with your home gardening and landscaping projects.

As an independent garden center, our mission is to provide you with plants, lawn and garden products, and friendly service that goes above and beyond your expectations.

Our Location

4033 West Chester Pike
Newtown Square, PA 19073
Tel. 610-356-8035
CLICK HERE for map

Store Hours

Open Tues.-Sat. 9am-5pm Closed Sunday & Monday

Latest Articles

Kokedama: Easy How-To Instructions

Are you a gardener with a minimalist vibe? Well then, kokedama will give you all the right feels! What is Kokedama? Kokedama, loosely translated as “ball of moss,” has become a popular trend in recent years, and for good reason. This Japanese art form eliminates planting pot use by wrapping moss around the root ball […]

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Winter Houseplant Care

With programmable thermostats, double-paned windows, and other tricks, we are able to keep our homes at the same climatic comfort level year-round. Indoor houseplants, however, can be sensitive to subtle seasonal changes. Even in a balanced home environment, proper winter houseplant care is essential to help plants thrive through this challenging season. Winter Changes in […]

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Bay: An Herb Worth Enjoying

A staple in most kitchens, bay (Laurus nobilis) is a familiar herb popular for flavoring soups, stews, stuffing, and marinades. But how much do you know about this savory seasoning? History of Bay Originally from Asia Minor, including Turkey and Armenia, bay is a broadleaf evergreen also known as sweet bay, bay tree, or bay […]

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Seed Viability

The perfect way to spend a cold winter’s day is commencing this year’s veggie, herb, and flower gardens. The gardening season begins in earnest in February with seed-starting, and seed-starting begins with an inventory of necessary supplies. To prepare for this endeavor, you will need: Seed-starting mix Containers (flats, peat pots, cell packs, etc.) Labels […]

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Anti-Desiccants: Why, What, and When

Have you wondered why some of your plants die in the winter, even when you provide winter protection? Many plants die during winter because they dry out, or desiccate. As temperatures drop, the ground freezes and plant roots cannot take water from the soil. This causes the plant to use stored water from the leaves and stems as part of the transpiration process, during which water exits the plant through the leaves.

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A Buffet of Berries for Winter Birds

Plants with berries add winter interest to the garden and also attract many different types of birds. But which berries are best for your yard, and how can you ensure a bountiful buffet for your feathered friends to enjoy? Caring for Berries No matter which berries you choose to add to your landscape, opt for […]

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