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Garden centers in Bastrop, Texas

Bastrop gardeners have 1 local garden center to choose from, 1 independent nursery alongside 0 chain garden departments. Sitting in USDA hardiness zone 9a, Bastrop sees winter lows of 20 to 25°F, which shapes everything local nurseries stock, from frost-tolerant perennials to heat-proof summer color.

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Hope Valley Tree Farm in Bastrop, Texas

Hope Valley Tree Farm

5.0(30)

Tree farm in Bastrop, Texas, 240 Earhardt Rd.

IndependentZone 9a

Planting in Bastrop: zone 9a quick guide

Subtropical gardening with only light, brief freezes most winters. Cool-season vegetables thrive all winter, citrus is possible with protection, and summer gardening means heat- and humidity-tolerant varieties. Typical growing season: ~280 days, from the last frost in mid February to early March to the first freeze around early to mid December.

July

Plant now

Fall tomato seeds indoors, Southern peas

Garden tasks

Deep water, heavy mulch

August

Plant now

Fall tomatoes (transplants, early), Peppers, Beans (late)

Garden tasks

Fall garden begins in the heat, shade new transplants

September

Plant now

Broccoli & cabbage transplants, Squash (early), Green beans (early)

Garden tasks

Second spring begins

Full 12-month calendar for South & Coastal Texas (zones 9a–9b)

Bastrop garden center FAQs

›How many garden centers are there in Bastrop, TX?

Our directory currently lists 1 garden center and plant nursery in Bastrop, Texas, 1 independent and 0 chain locations.

›What is the best-rated garden center in Bastrop?

Hope Valley Tree Farm is currently the top-rated garden center in Bastrop, with a 5.0-star average across 30 Google reviews.

›What USDA hardiness zone is Bastrop, TX?

Bastrop is in USDA hardiness zone 9a (average annual minimum temperature 20 to 25°F). The last spring frost typically falls in mid February to early March, and the first fall frost arrives around early to mid December.

›When should I start planting in Bastrop?

In zone 9a, set out warm-season vegetables and annuals after the last frost in mid February to early March. Cool-season crops go in earlier, and fall planting (September to November) is excellent in Bastrop for trees, shrubs, and perennials.

Garden centers near Bastrop