North Raleigh Today

Logan’s Garden Shop is hosting a grand opening celebration on March 28 and 29 at the State Farmers Market in Raleigh. The event marks the business's return to its original location, where it first served the community in 1965 before moving to Seaboard Station in 1991.

The new location is in the former Market Imports space at 1208 Farmers Market Drive. Logan’s will offer an expanded range of regionally adapted plants, pollinator-friendly varieties, and eco-friendly gardening solutions.

“Logan’s Garden Shop has been a valued part of North Carolina’s agricultural community for decades, supporting home gardeners, landscapers, and local farmers alike. Their return to the State Farmers Market is a welcome addition, strengthening the connection between consumers and North Carolina’s $8.6 billion green industry,” said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “We celebrate their commitment to sustainability, local sourcing and agricultural education, and we look forward to seeing them continue to grow and serve our state.”

Logan’s new chapter includes partnerships with local farmers and garden collaborations. The grand opening features exclusive discounts, door prizes, and expert gardening advice. Updates and further information are available on the company’s website and social media.

The State Farmers Market operates year-round, offering a variety of locally sourced products. It is located off Exit 297 on Interstate 40 in Raleigh.