Inside Hickey's Greenhouses in Kelligrews, Newfoundland — benches full of annuals and hanging baskets

Plant Finder & Newfoundland Gardening Guide

Search what we grow at our Kelligrews greenhouse and get honest, NL‑specific advice on what actually survives here.

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Hickey's Greenhouses has been growing and selling plants in Newfoundland since 1990. We know what actually survives here—the wind, fog, and short season. Search our current inventory below, or ask the gardening guide for honest advice tailored for Newfoundland and Labrador's growing conditions.

Stock changes fast through the season. Don't see what you're after? We may still have it. Give us a call.

Our greenhouse & garden centre

What We Grow at Hickey's Greenhouses

Everything we carry is grown or chosen with NL gardening in mind. 35+ years of growing in Newfoundland and Labrador means we know what thrives here.

  • Perennials growing at Hickey's Greenhouses in Kelligrews
    Perennials Hardy varieties that come back year after year in Newfoundland gardens. Hostas, astilbe, coneflower, black-eyed Susan, hydrangea, daylilies, and more.
  • Colourful annuals at Hickey's Greenhouses
    Annuals Petunias, begonias, impatiens, geraniums, marigolds, zinnias, and other seasonal colour plants. Great for containers and beds.
  • Custom-grown hanging basket at Hickey's Greenhouses
    Hanging Baskets Custom-grown hanging baskets, pre-hardened and ready for NL conditions.
  • Trees and shrubs at Hickey's Greenhouses garden centre
    Trees & Shrubs Deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs suited to our hardiness zone.
  • Ripe tomatoes — vegetables grown for Newfoundland's short season
    Vegetables Tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, cucumber, zucchini, kale, seed potatoes, and strawberries for Newfoundland's short growing season.
  • Fresh basil grown at Hickey's Greenhouses
    Herbs Basil, thyme, mint, chives, parsley, rosemary, oregano, cilantro, dill, and more.
  • House plants at Hickey's Greenhouses
    House Plants Tropicals, succulents, and flowering varieties for indoors.
  • Bulbs and seed packets at Hickey's Greenhouses
    Bulbs & Seeds Spring bulbs, wildflower mixes, and seed packets.
  • Gardening tools and supplies at Hickey's Greenhouses
    Gardening Supplies Soil, fertilizer, pest and weed control, tools, pots, and planters.

Stock changes throughout the season. Call us at 709-834-5525 or stop by to see what's in.

Elaine watering annuals inside Hickey's Greenhouses A sunflower growing inside the greenhouse at Hickey's Customers browsing plants in the yard at Hickey's Greenhouses
Honest, NL-specific advice

Have a Plant Question?

Ask about what grows in your conditions — shade, wind, containers, pets, etc.

Our advice draws on sources we trust: ASPCA Animal Poison Control, Old Farmer's Almanac, AVK Nursery, Sheridan Nurseries, Ball Seed, Ball Horticultural, and the Government of NL. Plus over 35 years of growing here ourselves. Not sure about something? Give us a call or stop by.

Patio & outdoor living

Order Patio Furniture

We carry C.R. Plastics furniture in store and can order anything from their catalogue. Just let us know what you're after.

Casual Seating Outdoor Dining Adirondack Chairs Benches & Loungers
C.R. Plastics Toffino outdoor furniture set in slate grey

Made for Our Weather

Made from recycled plastic. Holds up in wind, salt air, and freeze-thaw. Won't rot, rust, or fade.

Good for the Environment

Up to 100% recycled materials. Furniture that lasts for years means less waste, less replacing.

We Can Order It for You

Don't see what you need in store? Browse the catalogue and we'll get it ordered in for you.

Made in Canada

Canadian-made outdoor furniture. Built for climates like ours.

Order from the Full C.R. Plastics Catalogue

Browse the full catalogue. When you're ready to place a custom order, email or call us at 709-834-5525.

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