Looking for plant delivery Slidell homeowners can count on? Local delivery is one of the easiest ways to get healthy, locally grown plants into your yard without loading up your car. Slidell Nursery offers local delivery in Slidell and New Orleans, plus easy pickup at our garden center at 1605 Lawes St. Here is everything you need to know before you order.

We deliver trees, palms, shrubs, bamboo and other nursery plants to homes and businesses across Slidell, the Northshore and New Orleans. Large plants like queen palms, trees and 7-gallon shrubs are the most popular items for delivery because they are hard to fit in a car.
Delivery rates depend on distance and the size of your order. Call or text 504-475-8084 with what you would like and your address, and we will give you a quote.
Prefer to see your plants first? Visit us at 1605 Lawes St, Slidell, LA 70461 on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 2pm. Right now we are offering 20% off all in-store purchases. If you ordered ahead, text us when you arrive and we will help you load up.
Live plants travel best over short distances, so we focus on local plant delivery in Slidell and the greater New Orleans area. If you are farther away, contact us and we will let you know what options are available.
Plants grown and sold close to home are already used to South Louisiana heat, humidity and heavy rain. A short trip from our nursery to your yard means less stress on roots and leaves than plants shipped across the country in a box. Local delivery also lets you order large plants, such as palms, live oaks, bamboo and 7-gallon shrubs, that are hard to move on your own.
When you order plant delivery in Slidell from us, you also get real advice from people who know the area. Tell us about your yard’s sun, soil and drainage, and we will help you choose plants that will thrive there.
Fall (October–November) is the best season for trees, shrubs and palms because roots grow while temperatures are mild. Spring (March–May) is ideal for bedding plants, herbs and tropicals. In the heat of summer, plant early in the morning and water deeply for the first few weeks. Not sure when to plant? Text us and we will help you plan your delivery around the weather.
See our FAQ, read our refund policy, or contact us. For more Louisiana planting advice, visit the LSU AgCenter.