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Hanging Baskets
Grown here from the start. Full, lush, and ready to hang the day you bring them home.
Stoughton, Wisconsin · Since 1994
Rooted in Stoughton since 1994.
A friend and family-run greenhouse growing hanging baskets, annuals, perennials, and vegetable seedlings for gardeners across southern Wisconsin. We open for the 2026 season Saturday, April 25.
- Family-run since 1994
- 100% recommended
- 30+ Facebook reviews
- Stoughton, Wisconsin
This Season
What's growing in the greenhouse right now.
Color
Annuals & Petunias
Named varieties that actually perform. Calibrachoa, petunias, geraniums, and cool-season favorites.
First to open
Pansies & Violas
Cool Wave, Sorbet, Admire Jolly Face. Cold-tolerant and ready the day we unlock the doors.
For the garden
Vegetable Seedlings
Cabbage, kale, eggplant, tomatoes, herbs. Mixed flats so you can grab exactly what you need.
About the greenhouse
A friend and family-run greenhouse since 1994.
Diane and her family have been growing hanging baskets, pansies, vegetable seedlings, and everything in between on Quarry Road for more than three decades. Some of our regulars have been coming back every spring for longer than that.
Most of what you see on the tables we grew ourselves. When a customer asks about a specific variety, we know it by name, how it performs, and whether it'll like the spot you're planting it in. That's the part of this work we still love after all these years.
We open the last Saturday of April every year. This season, that's Saturday, April 25, 2026. We'll leave a light on.
What we carry
Everything a garden needs, grown with care.
Petunias, calibrachoa, geraniums
Annuals & Hanging Baskets
Full baskets grown on-site. The kind that keep blooming right through August if you give them a little water and attention.
Cool Wave, Sorbet, Admire Jolly Face
Pansies & Violas
Cool-season favorites ready the minute we open in April. Named varieties from growers we trust, not a generic six-pack.
Tomatoes, peppers, greens, herbs
Vegetable & Herb Seedlings
Mixed flats so you can grab exactly what fits your garden. Cabbage, kale, eggplant, and the rest, all raised here.
Iris, daylily and more
Perennials
Plants that settle in and come back. Our regulars will tell you the ones they put in years ago are still going strong.
The things you came for and the things you forgot
Seeds & Garden Supplies
Starter packs, trays, soil, fertilizer. If you're heading out to plant this weekend, we probably have what you need.
Handmade, one at a time
Fall Arrangements
Unique seasonal arrangements we put together ourselves through September and October. No two look alike.
Why gardeners come back
Healthy plants, real knowledge, and the kind of value you remember.
Plants that thrive after they leave
Customers keep telling us their Kettle Lane plants flourish. Seven-year regulars aren't unusual. Neither are bearded iris success stories.
A genuinely deep variety
Named varieties, specific cultivars, mixed flats you can build yourself. Not the same four six-packs every hardware store stocks.
Staff who actually know plants
Diane and her team grow most of what they sell. Ask a question, get a real answer, not a polite shrug.
Honest value for the quality
One long-time customer put it best. You get the quality of the higher-priced greenhouses and more for your dollar.
What's in bloom
A year in the greenhouse, broken into honest windows.
If you're wondering whether what you want is in stock, here's the shape of our season. Bloom times shift a week in either direction with the weather, but this is the rhythm we've been keeping for decades.
Late April – May
Early Season
The first week back.
- Cool-season pansies and violas
- Vegetable and herb seedlings
- Cold-hardy annuals
- Seeds, soil, and starter supplies
June – July
Peak Season
Everything in full color.
- Hanging baskets at full size
- Petunias and calibrachoa
- Geraniums and bedding annuals
- Mixed flats of warm-weather vegetables
August – October
Late Season
The quiet beautiful months.
- Established perennials
- Mums and fall bloomers
- Handmade fall arrangements
- Seasonal gifts and décor
Gallery
Twenty-four photos from inside the greenhouse.
Opening Weekend
Saturday, April 25, 2026.
That's when the doors come back open for the 2026 season. Hours will be posted as we get closer. If you've been waiting since last fall, the wait is almost over.
Loved by regulars
What regulars say about the greenhouse.
A few words from the gardeners who keep coming back, season after season.
Beautiful plants and flowers. You can tell a lot of care goes into what they grow.
Such a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and flowers. The help we got picking things out was excellent. Highly recommend.
Everything I have bought here does well in my garden. Friendly people and a big variety to choose from.
I really appreciate being able to buy a mixed flat of vegetable seedlings instead of a full tray of one thing.
All the quality of the higher-priced greenhouses and more for your dollar. We have come here for years and everything thrives.
My husband brought home one of their fall arrangements and I loved it. Each one is a little different, and reasonably priced too.
Good selection of seedlings and seeds, and the supplies you need for the yard. The greenhouse gets busy on opening weekend, so go early.
Gorgeous selection of flowers, plants and gifts, and the staff could not be friendlier.
Healthy plants and helpful people. We will be back next spring for sure.
Healthy plants, great selection, and folks who actually know what they are talking about.
Wonderful place, wonderful people. Worth the drive.
My go-to for everything from herbs to perennials. Diane and her staff know their plants.
Happy with the bearded iris I picked up here. It settled in fast and bloomed beautifully the next year.
Frequently asked
Answers to the things people usually want to know.
Don't see yours here? Call (555) 014-2876 or send a message on Facebook. We're happy to help.
When do you open for the 2026 season?
Saturday, April 25, 2026. That's opening weekend. We open the last Saturday of April every year.
What are your hours?
Hours for the 2026 season aren't posted yet. We'll share them on our Facebook page as we get closer to opening weekend. If you want to be sure before you drive out, a quick phone call the day of is always a good idea.
What kinds of plants do you carry?
Hanging baskets, annuals, perennials, vegetable and herb seedlings, seeds, garden supplies, and fall arrangements when the season turns. If you're looking for something specific, give us a call and we'll tell you straight whether we have it.
How do I get there from Madison?
Head south out of Madison on Highway 51. It's about twenty minutes. You'll find us at 1180 Quarry Road in Stoughton. There's no mistaking the greenhouses from the road once you're close.
Where do I park?
Free parking right at the greenhouses on a gravel lot. The greenhouses are single-level so getting around is easy.
When is the best time to visit?
Late April through mid-June is peak for pansies, hanging baskets, and vegetable seedlings. July and August are great for established color and restocking. September and October bring fall arrangements and mums.
Do you get new arrivals during the season?
Yes. We grow most of what we sell ourselves, so things come in and out all season. If a specific variety matters to you, it's worth checking back or asking.
Visit the greenhouse
Find us on Quarry Road. Twenty minutes south of Madison.
- Address
- 1180 Quarry Road
Stoughton, WI 53589 - Hours for the 2026 season
- 2026 season hours coming soon. Doors open Saturday, April 25. Follow our Facebook for updates as we get closer. Facebook page.
- Phone
- (555) 014-2876
- Parking & access
- Free on-site parking in a gravel lot. The greenhouses are all single-level and easy to walk through.
- Directions from Madison
- Head south out of Madison on Highway 51 for about twenty minutes. You'll come into Stoughton and find Quarry Road on your right. We're at number 1180. The greenhouses are visible from the road once you're close.
