Grow Your Own Tea with Blackcreek Nursery
Blackcreek Nursery specializes in Camellia sinensis tea plants—the remarkable plant behind the teas we drink every day. From this one species come green tea, black tea, and oolong tea. The difference is all in how the leaves are harvested and processed.
Here in the South, tea is a way of life. We know it as sweet or unsweet, and most of us prefer it served over ice. But what many people don’t realize is that the tea we love begins with one remarkable plant: Camellia sinensis.
And you can grow it right at home.
Blackcreek Nursery is one of the few commercial growers in Georgia specializing in Camellia sinensis—the plant behind all true tea. Our tea plants are Georgia-grown right here at our own tea farm at Blackcreek Nursery and are ready to find a place in your garden.
*****TEA PLANT SALE *****
1 Gallon Reg $19.99 SALE PRICE $15.00 or Buy 2 for $25
3 Gallon Reg $35.00 SALE PRICE $25.00 or Buy 2 for $40
This Week at Blackcreek Nursery
Blackcreek Will be Closed Saturday Sep 5 for Labor Day Weekend. Stay safe! Tea Plant Sale! Blackcreek Nursery is one of the few commercial growers in Georgia specializing in Camellia sinensis—the plant behind all true tea. Our tea plants are Georgia-grown
Our Plants
Our Plant Selection Your outdoor space is just an extension of your indoor space. Functionality and beauty are the two main concepts when adding plants to your garden, and we try to supply them both. Before Blackcreek Nursery opened for
Blackcreek Herbals
Blackcreek Herbals grew from my lifelong love of gardening and a desire to live a simpler, more natural life. Inspired by my grandmother’s garden and her time-honored home remedies, I created a collection that blends tradition, creativity, and the gentle
Blackcreek Nursery – Where Plants and People Grow Together.
I am Debbie Odom. I grew up in a time when nurseries were different. They weren’t just places to buy plants. They were places where you knew the growers by name. Folks would stop by to talk gardening, share stories, and sometimes just sit for a while with a glass of tea. People helped each other, shared knowledge, and enjoyed getting their hands dirty.
As the years passed, many of those small community nurseries disappeared. Big growers and big box stores changed the landscape, and something special was lost along the way. hat’s why Blackcreek Nursery exists.
My goal isn’t simply to sell plants. It’s to grow them, learn from them, and share that experience with others. I want Blackcreek Nursery to be a place where gardeners feel welcome, questions are encouraged, and people can reconnect with the simple joy of growing something.
Every plant has a story. Every gardener does too.
Debbie
