Madison County & the Metro East · since 1981
One nursery, a whole corridor of towns.
The plants grow on 40 acres in Edwardsville. The customers come from everywhere between the river and Highland. Find your town below, or just call.
Where we work
Which towns does Sugarloaf Landscape and Nursery serve?
Sugarloaf Landscape and Nursery serves the Metro East corridor from its 40-acre growing operation in Edwardsville, Illinois: Glen Carbon, Maryville, Troy, Collinsville, Bethalto, Alton, Godfrey, Highland, and O’Fallon, plus the wider St. Louis Metro. Design and build crews travel; the nursery welcomes walk-in customers from everywhere.
Glen Carbon
Ten minutes away. The alternative to the big-box garden racks on the 157/159 corridor.
Glen Carbon page →Collinsville
Twenty minutes away. Replacement trees and bed rebuilds for mature yards.
Collinsville page →Godfrey
Thirty minutes away. Privacy screens, windbreaks, and trees in quantity for big lots.
Godfrey page →O’Fallon
Twenty-five minutes away. The one landscaping company there that grows its own plants.
O’Fallon page →The map
All roads lead to the nursery.
Every town on this page sits within about half an hour of the 40 acres in Edwardsville. Put it in your maps app and come walk the rows.
Practical questions
Two things people ask about the map.
Do Sugarloaf’s crews travel outside these towns?
Sugarloaf Landscape and Nursery’s design and build crews work throughout Madison County and the wider St. Louis Metro, not just the towns listed on this page. If your project sits outside the corridor, call (618) 692-0113 and describe it: distance has rarely been the deciding factor.
Can anyone shop at the nursery, or only nearby towns?
Anyone can shop at Sugarloaf Landscape and Nursery: the 40-acre property in Edwardsville, Illinois is open to the public on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and gardeners drive in from both sides of the river. Saturdays run by appointment, so call (618) 692-0113 before a weekend trip.
Not sure the drive is worth it?
Call first. We’ll tell you what’s in stock, what it runs, and whether it makes sense for your yard before you get in the car.
Family-owned since 1981 · 40 acres in Edwardsville, IL