Moss Greenhouses is an innovative and progressive bedding plant producer and wholesale distributor located in Jerome, Idaho. We have been family owned by the Moss Family for over 70 years. Our product is marketed throughout the Intermountain West Region including Idaho, Utah, Eastern Oregon, Colorado, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming. It is the largest facility of its kind in Idaho.
Our business is dedicated to selecting and growing premium plants for our region. Our greenhouses in Jerome and Buhl operate with the latest in modern automated technology. In addition to supplying our sought after plants to the wholesale market, we maintain an onsite retail store and custom planting center.
The Retail Store is now closed for the 2024 Season. We will see you in 2025!
Open March – July 12, we are more than a store. Not only do we offer the best selection in plants, we offer a community for:
Currently we operate with over 400,000 square feet of controlled environment greenhouse growing space with outside perennial areas as well. We produce annuals, perennials, and vegetables for the Intermountain West specializing in what grows best in our tricky climate. We ship in over a 600-mile radius to 7 different states to over 350 different locations serving Independent garden centers, landscapers, hardware, farm and grocery stores. Our Retail store is open from March to July serving local gardeners in the Magic Valley.
Gardening in the Intermountain West is not for the faint of heart. If you live here, you know the drill: snowy mornings in May, scorching afternoons in July, and a growing season that sometimes feels like a blink-and-you-miss-it event.
Gardening in the Intermountain West comes with unique challenges like a short growing season, intense sun, and alkaline soils. Thriving here starts with healthy soil. This guide covers how to identify your soil type, address common issues, and choose the best amendments.
In this witchy herbal episode, we try some new non-alcoholic mocktail drinks that Jen found after an airplane mishap, and we pull oracle cards!
Introduced in the 1990s, Wave petunias were a popular groundcover for many years. However, Wave petunias come from seed instead of cuttings. Petunias that grow