Established in 2007, Lacy Creek Growers, LLC and owners, the Carrigans, have gained much knowledge through their time in business. Around the nursery, things are constantly busy and continually changing to better meet the needs of our customers. We strive to aquire unusual plants that you might not find at other nurseries. Our online business continues to grow, especially in the area biofuel crops, with miscanthus giganteus being our specialty. We continue working hard to deliver quality plants to our customers at a great price.

Tom retired from GM in 2008 after 30 years of service. A science and nature nut, he is the backbone of the technical side of the business. Tom is also a ‘big motor’ fanatic. Currently he‘s working on a ‘39 Chevy roadster that will be powered by a World War II Allison V-12 motor! He has plans to build a unique car with a T-58 turbine engine as well. And then there is his ‘73 Dodge Charger with the blown 440 motor that is his ‘everyday’ car. While at the nursery, feel free to ask for a peek at his projects. Tom always enjoys showing guests his current work.

Kathy has been a stay-at-home mom most of her career, working part-time in nursery centers and farm markets as well as a variety of other jobs. With a passion for plants, she is totally engrossed in learning the ins and outs of the nursery trade. Clearly, Kathy has a vision to turn the ordinary into things of extraordinary beauty, and you will find her to be a valuable asset if you have landscape or plant questions. Approachable and caring, Kathy is the heart of the business.

Family oriented, the Carrigans have three married children and 3 grandchildren. Community activities—from school, scouts, church and local clubs—have been a priority for them over the years. Above all Tom and Kathy hold the Bible to be true and endeavor to live by its principles. With small-town service and old-time values, you can expect honesty, respect and courtesy in dealing with them.

Thank you for considering Lacy Creek Growers as a supplier for your landscape plant needs!