Visit the Sandy Mush Herb Nursery to check out the herbs, perennials, wildflowers, and other interesting plants that they have been collecting, propagating, and selling over the past 40 years. Explore their gardens and greenhouses that can only be described as otherworldly!

Location: 316 Surrett Cove Rd, Leicester, NC 28748-5517

Phone Number: 828-683-2014

Website:  www.sandymushherbs.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sandymushherbs

General Rules: Please leave dogs at home or in your car

For over 30 years The Sandy Mush Herb Nursery has been collecting, propagating, and selling herbs, perennials, and other interesting plants as well as books, seeds and handy items. Our Handbook/Catalog contains close to 1600 varieties of plants including:

• Traditional Culinary and Medicinal Herbs

• Scented Geraniums (94 varieties)

• Wild Flowers and other native plants

•  Perennials

• Trees and Shrubs

• Bonsai Plants

• And Much, Much More.

Greenhouses and gardens offer visitors the chance to see mature plants and trees and enjoy a hands on view to aid in selecting plants for their landscapes. We grow close to 1600 different plants and the farm is a living botanic library. Potted and ready to plant herbs, perennials, wildflowers, trees and shrubs are for sale at the Nursery.

The mountain cove is full of wonders and opportunities to look at nature close-up. Children love to watch tadpoles in the spring and wade in the creek. The farm stop offers the opportunity to explore the hikes, wildflowers, rushing creeks and dramatic waterfalls on the property. 

If you are planning to visit during the winter months please call ahead at 828-683-2014

Helpful Directions:  At the end of the state-maintained paved part of Surrett Cove Rd, bear left for about 20' --Turn right at once and proceed for 9 tenths of a mile on the single-lane gravel road to the greenhouses & nursery on the left. There is a pull-off about one-half mile up where one can park & then enjoy a pleasant short hike through the woodland, above the rushing creek & waterfalls. Wildflowers enhance this walk.