Bay Laurel Home & Garden
Long timber benches at Bay Laurel filled with foxgloves, ferns, ornamental grasses and flats of annuals in terracotta pots, with hanging baskets of petunias above and a stone rabbit among the plants

The Art of Outdoor Living

Inspired living, inside and out.

Discover a beautifully stocked garden center and a thoughtfully curated home shop at Bay Laurel Home & Garden, on Coastal Highway in Rehoboth Beach. Open year-round, seven days a week.

Opening hours

Garden Center
Mon–Sat 9am–5pm
Sun 10am–3pm
Home Shop
Mon–Sat 9am–5pm
Sun 10am–3pm
18940 Coastal Highway
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
info@baylaurelde.com
  • Open year-round
  • Seven days a week
  • Route One at Route 24
  • The old Farmer Girl corner

Inspiration for outdoor living.

A planted aisle under the pergola at Bay Laurel — azaleas in pink and magenta, hostas, variegated foliage and white impatiens in blue nursery pots, with hanging ferns overhead

The Garden Center

Patio Furniture · Accessories · Ceramics · Botanicals

Mon–Sat 9am–5pm  ·  Sun 10am–3pm

See the Garden Center
Inside the Home Shop — white roses, delphinium and agapanthus in a tall glass vase on a black pedestal table, with carved wooden bowls, a framed shorebird print and a green painted cabinet behind

The Home Shop

Home Decor · Linens · Faux Botanicals · Ceramics

Mon–Sat 9am–5pm  ·  Sun 10am–3pm

See the Home Shop

A Gardener’s Destination.

Tiered benches of yellow and bronze mums with rudbeckia and pink celosia
Mums on the benches
A pile of orange pumpkins and dark green gourds out on the lot
Pumpkins, out front
Crates of white, orange and striped mini pumpkins and knobbly gourds sorted by type
Gourds by the crate
Wrapped bouquets of sunflowers, zinnias and dahlias laid out in kraft paper
Cut stems, wrapped
Lattice shelving stacked with fluted and hand-stamped terracotta pots
Terracotta
A stone waterfall running into a koi pond ringed with rudbeckia, under a weeping conifer
The Koi Pond
The Bay Laurel Home and Garden sign above a bench of blue and pink hydrangeas
Under the sign
A scalloped stone planter filled with celosia, ornamental cabbage, lantana and white trailing petunias
A planter
Red, white and blue painted trays and a scalloped platter displayed on a table in the Home Shop
In the Home Shop
A shingled doorway with green double doors, a staghorn fern on the wall and a small birdbath fountain among potted ferns
The side door
A weathered garden statue among ferns and leafy plants, with a lantern and an old trunk on the lattice shelf behind
Among the ferns
Four jars of honey on an embroidered bee-print cloth with a fern and a brass spoon
Honey at the counter

A familiar place, some familiar faces, and something new to discover.

Farmer Girl Exotic Gardens held this corner from 1995 to 2020. Wharton’s Garden Center closed at the end of 2025. Bay Laurel opened here the following April — and several of the people who had worked at Wharton’s joined us.

The whole story

25 yrsFarmer Girl on this corner
2025Wharton’s closes
2026Bay Laurel opens in April
The front of the Bay Laurel shop with its circular painted sign and green shutters, beside a stepped run of yellow mums, ornamental kale and clipped boxwood
A Bay Laurel instructor speaking at the front of a class in the Home Shop, beside a table of potted herbs

Workshops run year-round.

Gardening workshops, classes and special educational events through the whole calendar year. See what’s coming up and sign up online.

See upcoming classes