5 Best Nursery Centers in Hong Kong (2026)

Brighten Floriculture - Prince Edward is a multi-floor garden centre in the Mong Kok Flower Market district, selling plants, flowers, pots, soil, irrigation tools and general horticultural supplies across several levels with elevator access. It functions as a full one-stop shop for both plants and hard gardening goods, from soil conditioner to trellis systems. It also runs an online store through the wider Brighten-Mall platform.

植仔 Plantjai is a Causeway Bay plant shop specializing in rare and exotic houseplants, including variegated monsteras, anthuriums and philodendrons, alongside its own in-house breeding and cross-breeding program. The shop is a short walk from Times Square and positions itself less as a retail nursery and more as a working plant lab where customers can ask detailed questions about light, watering and growth. Both new plant owners and experienced collectors are welcomed to browse specimens in person.

Garden Plus is a Lantau-based garden centre in Pui O, selling a broad range of outdoor plants, flowers, garden furniture and organic produce, alongside a farm and campsite on the same grounds. It's one of the few genuine garden centres left in Hong Kong with outdoor growing space, rather than an upstairs retail unit, and sells both in person and through its website. The site also functions as a rural day-trip destination beyond the plant shopping itself.

Green It Up HK is a Hung Hom plant nursery offering green plants, fruit trees, soil, pots, fertilizer and landscape design, delivered across Hong Kong and Macau. It leans into consultation-based selling, asking about a customer's light conditions and space before recommending specific plants, and also handles larger jobs like office plant rentals and installations. The nursery operates year-round from a fixed Hung Hom base.

Nature Planting Product Company Limited (大自然種植用品有限公司) is a Prince Edward shop specializing in organic and chemical fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, potting soil and general gardening tools, rather than plants themselves. It's a supply-focused shop for people already growing plants who need the consumables to keep them going, run out of a small storefront. It has operated in the neighborhood for years under longtime local ownership.