Welcome to Veggiegrower Gardens of New Mexico, your supplier of micro intensive gardens that let you grow your own fresh, organic food all year long!

It's may be cold out but it is also the ideal weather for growing cold hardy vegetables.  We have all of the supplies to get you started: Organic soil amendments and fertilizers, seeds, protective cover materials and of course our unique micro intensive gardens.

Gardening books, micro intensive gardens, seed sprouters, Do-it- Yourself kits and gift certificates all make perfect holiday gifts for friends and family members who enjoy gardening!

We are also pleased to announce that we are now able to accept credit cards (Visa, Master Card, Discover, and American Express) which should make getting set up to grow some of your own food easier.

New split lid option !

The split lid option makes opening and closing bigger gardens easier.  It is available for $50 extra.

STORE LOCATION: 3211 Silver Ave. SE  Albuquerque, NM 87106

STORE HOURS :   Since I spend a good bit of time out of the store delivering and setting up gardens it has been difficult to keep regular hours at the store.  I am usually open every day except Sunday for various lengths of time. If you are going to stop by it is best to call first to ensure that I will be there.  217-5110. Thanks for your understanding.

COMPOSTERS!  All gardeners know the value of adding compost to their gardens.  Compost adds nutrients to the soil which allows your plants to flourish.  Veggiegrower Gardens now carries five different types of composters that will help you turn kitchen, garden, and yard waste into valuable fertilizer.  Two of our composters are specifically for use with worms (Tumbleweed Worm Farm and Can-O-Worms) and three of them work by mixing green and brown materials together and allowing naturally occuring micro organisms to break the materials down.  Prices range from $30 - $185.  We also have composting worms and Compostar compost inoculant.

Shown above is the Enviro-cycle, an easy to use and very efficient compost tumbler that not only makes great compost but also allows you to collect compost tea in the bottom section.

The garden above was filled with soil and planted on June 30, 2007 and the picture below was taken on July 25, 2007 (less than a month later!).

Come on in and see different garden models, check out our no smell worm composting bins, buy vegetable seeds in bulk and get all of your micro garden supplies!

NEW!!!  Do-it-yourself kits are now able to be shipped anywhere in the United States.  Build your own Veggiegrower Garden at a fraction of the cost with your own new or recycled lumber!  For information go to "Do-it-yourself kits" page.