In 1961, a young Cary Nalls started selling veggies from a little wagon on a dirt road. As word spread, that wagon grew into a store, and Cary started adding plants and produce from his network of local growers.

Today, Nalls continues to expand, but it remains family owned & operated by 3 generations of Nalls. Come visit us and you’ll still see Cary out working in the yard, his daughter Valerie (winner of the 2015 Garden Center Young Retailer of the Year award) helping people find plants, and his grandchildren chasing the chickens.

Whether you swing by to find the perfect peach, play in the pumpkin patch in the fall, find some new things for your garden, or just to visit with the chickens and Penny the pig, we want to welcome you too to the Nalls family.

We are open year-round, including most holidays! We are closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, and approximately two weeks following Christmas. Our hours may be adjusted on other holidays.

Monday–Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

We are located at 7310 Beulah St, Franconia, VA 22315. We are right off I-95 and Jeff Todd Highway near Ft. Belvoir.

Send us an email at info@nallsproduce.com or call us at (703) 971-4068.

Yes! We ship a variety of products that can be found on our website.​ 

In addition, we offer delivery of plants, mulch, soil, and firewood (within our zip code) for a flat fee of $75. Please note that these items are not available for online purchase. To place an order, please call, email, or visit our store, where we would be happy to help.

Yes! Our Nice Neighbor program is a free rewards program that keeps you up to date on all that is happening at Nalls. By signing up, you can earn points on any purchase made in-store. For every dollar you spend you get a point, and at 100 points, you can get $5 off. Plus, points never expire.

We usually hire in the spring and fall, but will take applications year-round. Visit our “Join Our Team” tab to see if there are any open positions!

We work with several local farms and orchards to bring you the freshest fruits and veggies possible. We strive to only carry the best produce and buy produce locally as much as possible. We also carry heirloom produce from local local farms, and supplement our offerings with more conventionally grown produce staples like bananas and avocados.

Our produce isn’t certified organic, but much of it is either minimally sprayed or grown without chemicals. We do our best to stock local produce year-round, though what’s available changes with the seasons.

In the summer, you’ll find the shop full of locally grown favorites like strawberries, peaches, corn, and watermelons. In the winter, we carry local leafy greens and hearty cold-weather veggies. To keep things fresh and varied, we also bring in produce from non-local farms when needed.

Summer: strawberries, peaches, nectarines, melons, grapes, figs, tomatoes, summer squash, bell peppers, hot peppers, okra, herbs, blackberries, raspberries, corn.

Fall: apples, hard squash, pumpkins, plums, quince, corn, green beans, potatoes, broccoli, arugula.

Winter: kale, collard greens, Swiss chard, spinach, mustard greens, cabbage, beets, turnips, hard squash, Florida citrus, pears.

Spring: asparagus, peas, strawberries, rhubarb, radishes, carrots, spinach, lettuce, broccoli, apricots, and blueberries.

Yes! We carry a big selection of locally made jams, coffee, bread, pastries, local honey, BBQ and dipping sauces, tea, chips, cheeses, eggs, and more.

Yes! We have a well-loved Crop Share (CSA) subscription program. This program is designed to help inspire you to try new produce and recipes, which we provide every week. We also offer you the ability to add milk, eggs, and locally baked bread to your subscription! To learn more, click here. 

We do not host private events, but we do host community events! These include our annual watermelon festival, apple butter event, pickle palooza, and ice cream social. We also have special weekends such as our Sourdough Weekend, Whoopie Pie Weekend, Cinnamon Roll Weekend, Stuff-a-Wagon, and more. Additionally, we have Pumpkin Hill open all October, which includes tunnels, hay pits, and other fun, kid-friendly activities.

We sell a variety of high-quality annuals, perennials, houseplants, shrubs, and trees. 

Most of the greenhouses we work with are local, and we strive to find plants that are naturally well-suited to our climate. We carry both native and non-native plants. If looking for something specific, we would be happy to try and help you.

Yes, we carry native plants! We do our best to label all native plants with a “native” tag. If you are looking for something specific, please call or email us, and we would be happy to see what we have in stock.

Unfortunately, we do not offer planting or landscaping services, but we are happy to recommend people!

Yes! Send us a picture of your plant or garden to our email, info@nallsproduce.com, and we would be happy to help. Or you can come in person with pictures, and someone on staff may be able to help.

If a plant does not fit your space, please bring it back within 48 hours. If it ever looks sick, send us a pic, we can try and save it! Otherwise our warranty is 6 months, 50% store credit. 

Most plants that die in the first year are dehydrated, so water regularly.

Yes, we keep houseplants in stock all year! You can find our selection of houseplants in the garage building (where the ticket station is located) or the shop. If you are looking for something specific, give us a call at (703) 971-4068, and we can let you know if we have it in stock.

Yes! In the fall, we offer bulk prices for cornstalks, straw bales, pumpkins, and apples. To make an order, please visit the shop, send us an email, or give us a call. If you are interested in bulk or wholesale prices for additional products, please email us at info@nallsproduce.com or call us at (703) 971-4068.

We love animals, but only service animals are allowed. Thank you for understanding!

The two best times to mulch are in the Spring (March-May) and in the Fall (October-November). Our most popular mulch is Shredded Hardwood, and we suggest 1–2 inches of mulch for most beds. If you are reapplying annually, you can just top off the old mulch as long as it is not matted or decomposed. For more details, download our soil and mulch menu or click here. 

Full Sun: More than 6 hours of direct sunlight

Part Sun: 4–6 hours of direct sunlight. These plants need some heat and intense sun exposure in order to produce flowers and new growth.

Part Shade: 4–6 hours of direct sunlight. Part shade can mean mostly morning sun and some afternoon sun. These plants need protection from intense mid-day sun.

Full Shade: Less than 4 hours of direct sunlight. Full shade-loving plants enjoy a few hours of sun each day, preferably in the morning.

Several plants, shrubs, and trees thrive in shaded areas in Virginia. These include ferns, hostas, wild ginger, astilbe, coral bells, lungwort, sedge, white wood aster, ragwort, Jacob’s ladder, Solomon’s seal, blue wood aster, spiderwort, Eastern red bud, and wild blue phlox.