growing more than plants, growing a legacy
For more than 43 years, Nature’s Way Farms has flourished under the Florida sun, cultivating over 700 varieties of tropical plants across 350 acres of rich South Florida land.
our plants
Explore our curated collection of plants grown on our farm for gardens, patios, landscapes, and indoor spaces.
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onsite pet rescue
Nestled within our farm is a dedicated space for rescued animals.
join our online community
Join our growing plant community on social media. From plant stories to care tips and inspiration, follow along and tag us @natureswayfarms
frequently asked questions
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Do you ship anywhere in the United States?
No. Due to agricultural shipping restrictions, we are unable to ship to certain areas including Arizona, California, Hawaii, and Alaska.
Can I buy directly from your farm?
Not at the moment. Currently, our products are available online through our partners Lowe’s, Walmart, Home Depot, Wayfair, and Amazon. You can also find our plants in-stores at Lowe’s, Walmart, and Home Depot.
Are your plants available at every store location?
No. Availability depends on the season, region, and individual store inventory. Our plants are not stocked in every store location across the country.
To find the closest store that carries our plants, please visit “Store Locator” in the main menu and enter your ZIP code.
Do you sell plants to other businesses such as florists, garden centers, or hotels?
No. At the moment, we sell exclusively through our retail partners Lowe’s, Walmart, and Home Depot. For online purchases you can find our plants on Lowe's, Walmart, HomeDepot, Amazon and Wayfair.
Where is Nature's Way Farms located?
We are located in Miami, Florida but we are not open to the public.
Need help identifying a plant?
If you purchase a plant at one of our retail partners take a close look at the UPC label on the pot, the name of the plant should be on that sticker. You can use that name and search our "Plant Library" for more details Be sure to follow us on Instagram where we constantly post helpful information about our plants.