Cold Creek Nurseries

10/16/2026

The fruit trees are here!

Sharon is walking you through our brand new shipment of peaches, pears, plums, and apples, with lots of varieties of each. Fall is a great time to plant, so their roots settle in now and they take off in spring.

Need help planting? We can do it for you, and we deliver too.

Come pick yours out at Cold Creek Nurseries before they're gone.

If you could only grow one, which would it be: peach, pear, plum, or apple?

10/16/2026

Tomorrow we are hosting one of everyone's favorite fall workshops- the Pumpkin Succulent Workshop. Visit coldcreek.net to register- we have openings at our 9:30 and 1:30 classes!

10/16/2026

10/15/2026

Your porch is calling for a pumpkin stack.

Classic orange, all white, moody heirlooms, or a little bit of everything. Whatever your style, we have the pumpkins to build it. Big sturdy bottoms, perfect little toppers, and every shape in between.

Grab some mums and cornstalks while you're here and your fall porch is done in one trip.

Come pick your stack at Cold Creek Nurseries in Aiken. Our team will help you find the perfect combo.

Which style are you building this year: classic, all white, or heirloom mix? Tell us below.

10/15/2026

Your camellias might be trying to tell you something.

If your camellias, gardenias, or azaleas look dull and aren't putting on much growth, flip a few leaves over. A white, crusty coating on the underside is tea scale, and it's one of the most common fall problems we see in the CSRA.

"Tea scale is sneaky because it looks like the plant just isn't doing great." – Sharon, our Tree & Shrub Lot Manager

On the blog, we walk through four fall problems to watch for: powdery mildew, leaf spot, tea scale, and webworms in oaks. For each one, we cover what it looks like, what you can handle yourself, and when it's worth calling in a pro before winter.

Powdery mildew, leaf spot, tea scale, and webworms show up this time of year. What to watch for, and when a professional look is worth it.

10/15/2026

Our Pumpkin Succulent Workshop is THIS Saturday and we have a few spots left! Visit coldcreek.net to register for this fall workshop today.

10/14/2026

Watch Michaela build a fall container from start to finish.

Layers of texture, rich seasonal color, and a few thriller, filler, and spiller tricks that make it look like it came straight off a magazine cover.

Want one like this? You have two options:
Have our Greenhouse team build a custom container just for your porch.
Or grab one of our pre-made containers and take it straight home.

Stop by Cold Creek Nurseries and pick your favorite.

Which would you choose: custom or grab and go? Tell us in the comments.

10/14/2026

Caleb has a new party trick!

Our Pumpkin Succulents start with a real pumpkin, then get hand-designed with succulents, dried florals, and moss. It's fall decor that looks like it took all afternoon, but you just picked it up on your way home.

Available now at Cold Creek Nurseries while they last.

10/13/2026

Don't put that garden to bed yet!

Michaela is here to tell you that fall is prime time for growing in Aiken. Cabbage, collards, broccoli, and cauliflower are ready to plant now, and it's the perfect time to start lettuce, carrots, beets, and onions from seed.

Cooler weather means fewer pests, less watering, and some of the sweetest veggies you'll grow all year.

Come see us at Cold Creek Nurseries for transplants, seeds, and advice from our team.

What are you growing this fall? Drop it in the comments.

10/13/2026

Thanksgiving dessert? Done.

Pre-order your Thanksgiving pie now and check one thing off your holiday list early.

Choose from:
Holiday Pecan Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Apple Streusel Pie

Order by Friday, November 13th
Pick up Saturday, November 21st through Wednesday, November 25th

Pecan, pumpkin, or apple streusel? Which one is going on your table this year? Tell us below.

Make your holiday celebrations a little sweeter and easier with scratch-made pies from Faithful Foods. Order online and pick up in store—no baking required.Choose from Pumpkin, Apple Streusel, or Pecan, each a 9-inch pie for $24.99.