Garden Market


Gardens of Babylon is the fastest-growing garden center and landscape design company in Middle Tennessee, anchored by our 18,000-square foot consumer facility at the downtown Nashville Farmers Market – the region’s largest for sustainable landscape, gardening and design.

Our store is stocked full of eco-conscious yard and garden merchandise including organic garden amendments, naturally grown herb & vegetable starts, native plants, and fair trade products. You’ll find an impressive array of sustainably-sourced pots, planters, fountains, rain barrels and more. Stop in to actually see what you would like thriving in your own yard and garden. It’s also the place you can bring your plants and pests, alike, to ask our experienced garden center employees what’s happening to them.

Among many features, our garden center has:

  • 10,000 square feet dedicated to shrubs, trees, houseplants, perennials and annuals
  • Inspiration stations to help you see the possibilities
  • Demonstration areas to show how we transform your space concept to completion
  • 8,000 additional square feet of unique garden merchandise and accessories
  • Hands-on interaction with the latest technology in irrigation, organic pesticides and more
  • Helpful, available and knowledgeable staff to help your green thumb
  • Tutorials to learn about mulching, composting and soils at home
  • Regularly scheduled FREE classes on various topical subjects.

Gardens of Babylon is the region’s largest operation dedicated to all-natural, non-toxic and organic offerings for yards, gardens and lawns, including the soil and plants we put in them. By committing ourselves here, we’ve created a unique landscape and garden category that Middle Tennesseans continue to reward. Our distinctive garden merchandise, conscientious service and our “natural creativity” – the trademark quality we apply to every landscape and garden challenge – keeps folks happy and that helps achieve our every day mission: to provide the inspiration and assistance everyone needs to find their green thumb.