Ammon Wholesale Nursery
6089 Camp Ernst Road
Burlington, KY 41005
Hours
Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:30

1-800-972-3406
(859)586-6246
Fax (859)586-6183
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Your Kentucky-Ohio-Indiana Wholesale Plant Connection


Well-stocked for summer sales...
 
We have received lots of great trees and shrubs this year on spring shipments from the West Coast, from our own farm in Tennessee, and from other nurseries across the country, and we still have lots of choice plants available.  Check out our selection of blue spruces, chamaecyparis, boxwoods, magnolias, azaleas, dogwoods, maples, and viburnums.



NO RETAIL SALES
WHOLESALE TO THE TRADE ONLY

Let us be your source for high-quality trees, shrubs, and perennials for your garden center or landscape projects in the Cincinnati and greater Tri-State area.  We deliver to Louisville, Lexington, Dayton, Columbus, and all points in between, and beyond. 

Conveniently located where Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana meet, we are an excellent source for wholesale landscape plants and materials in the lower Midwest.

We grow the majority of our own plants, with most of our container material grown at our farm location in Hebron, Kentucky.  Wholesale customers are welcome to pick up plants at our farm location at 9168 River Rd.  We up-pot plants virtually year-round and new crops are always becoming available.
New items for 2009...

Want to know what's brand new at Ammon's?

Here's our list of new plants for 2009.  Thanks to the wild success of Knock Out roses and Endless Summer hydrangeas, there are lots of new roses and hydrangeas on the market for 2009.  We'll try a few of each, and also offer some new Japanese maples, crape myrtles, crabapples, redbuds, and hollies. 


Welcome to Ammon Wholesale Nursery!

We are a family-owned nursery serving Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana-- including the Greater Cincinnati area and beyond.  We supply our customers with B&B and container plants, as well as bulk mulch, topsoil, wall stone, pine straw, peat moss, gravel, and other hardgoods.  Our product line includes trees, shrubs, perennials, ornamental grasses, and groundcovers.  We have a fine selection of Japanese maples (check out our new photos); some of our other specialties include hollies, hydrangeas, and elms.  We sell a wide range of flowering shrubs and evergreens and grow our own pot-in-pot trees in 10-, 15-, 20-, and 25-gallon containers.  We have lots of unusual and one-of-a-kind plants, as well as a good supply of bestsellers... 



We are a strictly wholesale--to the trade only--nursery, meaning we do NOT sell to the general public. 

You must be a landscaper, garden center owner, or other professional in the green industry to purchase from us.  However, retail customers visiting this web site are welcome to browse our catalog and availability.  We hope you'll encourage your favorite garden center or landscaper to offer Ammon plants! 

In the pipeline...  
See what's in the works!  Now you are able to check estimated ready dates for future container crops... We grow the vast majority of our container trees and shrubs here in the Ohio Valley at our farm location in Hebron, Kentucky, and as the plants become available they are sent to our main nursery in Burlington.  Our on-line availability only shows items that are ready to sell, but now you can check projected dates for crops that still need some time to grow.  If you'd like to place an order for plants that are still in production, let us know and we will hold them for you until they are ready to go.

Get in the loop...
Join our e-mail distribution list!  Get (semi-) weekly updates of what's happening at Ammon Wholesale Nursery, the scoop on plants that we are excited about, a copy of the newest hotlist as soon as it is available, and first notice of shipments that have just arrived or that are due to arrive soon.  Please, wholesale customers only.  Send your name and your company name to ammonnursery@fuse.net to get on the mailing list.  We do not share your e-mail address with anyone else and will not send you anything other than the newsletter.  View the AWN News Archives here.