Posy Patch Greenhouse & Gift Shop

Posy Patch Greenhouse

Phone: (715) 229-2268

Address: W14820 County Road T, Owen, WI 54460

Hours

Seasonal Business: Typically open daily during the spring season (April – June).

Please call or check their Facebook page for current hours, as they are closed for the main season as of August.

About the Business

Posy Patch Greenhouse is a family-owned and operated seasonal greenhouse that has become a springtime staple for the Owen-Withee community. For many local gardeners, the season doesn’t officially start until they’ve made a trip to Posy Patch to explore the huge variety of healthy, locally grown plants. Their greenhouses are packed with everything from vibrant annuals and hardy perennials to a wide selection of vegetable starts perfect for a home garden.

What sets Posy Patch apart is the exceptional quality of their plants and their reputation for offering unique and hard-to-find varieties. Customers love the friendly atmosphere and the helpful advice from owners who are passionate about what they do. Whether you’re looking for a stunning hanging basket to brighten your porch or the perfect tomato plants, Posy Patch Greenhouse is a local gem for high-quality plants and down-to-earth service.

Products

Annuals & Perennials

• Hanging Baskets
• Flowering Annuals
• Bedding Plants
• Perennials
• Succulents

Vegetable & Herb Plants

• Vegetable Starts (Tomatoes, Peppers, etc.)
• Herb Plants

Note: This list may not include all products and is subject to change based on the season. Please check with the business for updates.

Highlights

• Seasonal Business (Spring)
• Family-Owned & Operated
• Locally Grown Plants
• Wide Variety of Unique Plants

Customer Reviews Summary

• “My favorite greenhouse! They have the best variety and the healthiest plants around. The owners are super sweet and helpful.”
• “The only place I go for my flowers. The hanging baskets are gorgeous and last all summer.”
• “A wonderful selection and very reasonable prices. You can tell they take great care of their plants.”