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Balance between quality and low price
(501) 812-5900 // Mon-Sat: 8:00-5:00 // Sunday: 11:00-5:00
3101 North Hills Blvd // North Little Rock, AR
Designed by
Chris H. Olsen
The vision of Plantopia by Chris H Olsen is to provide the highest quality materials and best service in the industry by maintaining the highest level of honesty and integrity. Plantopia is located in the old Lakewood Gardens location at 3101 North Hills Blvd., North Little Rock, 72116. We carry a huge assortment of shrubs, trees (containered as well as ball and burlap), roses, perennials, annuals, pottery, fountains, chemicals, tropicals and even bulk materials all at great prices.
I visited your beautiful establishment today and had the BEST experience. Laurel was such a tremendous help.
“She helped me choose house plants and pots. I do not have a green thumb AT ALL. She told me exactly which plants would thrive even with me… hehehe. She even went the extra mile and had Ross pot the plants for me. WOW!!! I was extremely impressed with the entire staff. I will DEFINITELY be a repeat, repeat customer!! Thank you so much Laurel and Ross for your service and patience with this novice customer. HAPPY GROWING 🍄🎍”
-Stef B.
Jhemajang
An outdoor furniture and plant line developed by Chris H. Olsen that allows you to mix and match.
Pottery
Plantopia has a wide selection of pottery in stock to choose from. Click here to view our image gallery of photos.
Fountains
Beautiful fountains that will add that special touch to your yard or garden. Stop by today to check out our selection.
Annuals
An annual plant is a plant that completes its life cycle, from germination to the production of seed, within one year.
Perennials
A perennial plant or simply perennial is a plant that lives for more than two years. Come check out our selection!
Trees
We have a wide variety of both container as well as ball & burlap trees. Come check out our wide selection today!
Vines
With vines, you can go up, up, up — along walls, trellises, or other structures. It’s a way to save gardening ground.
