What are the opening hours?

Monday 9:30am - 7:30pm Tuesday 9:30am - 7:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 7:30pm Thursday 9:30am - 7:30pm Friday 9:30am - 7:30pm Saturday 9:30am - 7:30pm Sunday 9:30am - 7:30pm

Galletta's Greenhouse

Name: Galletta's Greenhouse
Address: 60 County Route 20, Oswego, NY, 13126, US
Telephone: (315) 343-0879
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https://www.gallettasgreenhouse.com/ - Open May through October, Welcome to Galletta's Greenhouses of Oswego, NY! Top-quality annual flowers, plants, vegetables, unique planters, hanging baskets, hand-made combination pots and more for the lowest prices in Central New York. 60 County Route 20, Oswego, NY, 315-343-0879.

05/24/2026

When buying your Spring, Memorial Day, and Summertime flowers and vegetable plants, please don't forget your local growers!

Basically, all big chain stores get their shipments in from outside of the area, mostly down south, and aren't trained or sometimes even permitted to care for them long-term. They have to "clearance sale" them out fast before they die.

Here at Galletta's, we grow everything from seeds, seedlings, and plugs, and heat them most of the winter. Despite the expense of the fuel, the plants, and hard work involved, we still strive to keep our prices either competitive to even cheaper than everyone else. We're a small family volunteer group, and we're not seeking financial gain, but we're doing what we can to keep Galletta's going, even with some of the older structures in disrepair and in need of work that the business does not make enough to pay for.

So please consider supporting your local businesses. And the smaller they are, the MORE they need your support. Your big chain stores don't stop if nobody buys their shipments. Small businesses need you!

Galletta's Greenhouses
60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY 13126

05/22/2026

Three Gardens

Truth tells of a garden called Eden,
planted by God's own hand.
A paradise of beauty, where God walked, and communed with Adam, the first man.
A garden unlike any other, with trees bearing fruit, and all things needed to sustain life.

Yet, this was not enough for Adam and Eve, for they ate from the forbidden Tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Perhaps this was the first instance of the horry head of greed, as well as disobedience. It was then, that the father of mankind lost us Paradise, and to this day, we still grieve.

From that day forward, we suffer all manner of disease. We must labor for a living, and labor in childbirth. We were, so it seemed, at the mercy of the serpent, and sadly, the world lost peace.

Yet, God, who knows everything beforehand, already had a plan, one most costly. This plan would involve His only Son being born of a Virgin. The very God incarnate would again walk among men in an act of great condescension.

Always, he did the will of his Father, he taught us, healed us, and showed us that only by embracing love, (who is God), can we ever hope to overcome evil.
So then, mankind, in all of our glory, hated and betrayed the precious Prince of Peace.
As he knealt in the Garden of Gethemene, he saw and felt the weight of all of mankind's sins.
His pain was so unbearable that he sweat great drops of blood, and needed tending from an angel to strengthen him to bear our punishment, which would entail a cruel cross.

As men's hatred spewed, crucify him, was heard. Thirty nine lashes upon his back, for every disease known to man. A crown of thorns, a sword in his side, pierced hands and feet. Every drop of blood was spilled for us. There is no greater love in the history of creation. We need only to believe.

Come followers of Jesus, come lay him in his tomb, also a garden. The garden seemingly the common thread where man's downfall would meet his redemption, through God's hand, extended.
What could hold down The King of Glory, for after three days, he arose. The veil was torn between God and man, so that once again, we can commune with God, through the purification of his holy Son.
Jesus appeared to his disciples, instructing them to witness and share the gospel, and to wait, for he shall come again to rescue his believers, and finally, end all evil.

I am sure that there are Gardens in Heaven, for God loved a garden so, that from a garden tomb, bloomed The Rose of Sharon.
None more beautiful is the flower that brings redemption to the world, and through our Savior, Jesus Christ, Paradise is regained, and the stain of sin is mercifully, erased.

" Jesus answered ' I am the way, the truth, and the life, no one comes to the Father, except through me. ' "
John 14:6

This blessed Spring, as we sow our beautiful garden, may we seek and commune with God. May we live his teachings and find peace.
Let us spread that peace to the world. May we be the good seed, falling upon good ground, and producing much fruit for the Kingdom of God.

"You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You." Isaiah 26:3

by Mary Galletta Stevens
Gallettasgreenhouse.com
Galletta's Greenhouse
60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY 14136

05/10/2026

Everyone here at Galletta's would like to wish everyone a Happy Mother's Day. And yes, we are open, just a few things are running a little behind. Lots are ready, more will be ready by Memorial Day and all summer long! Hope to see you all!

07/29/2025

* 50% Off Sale off of all Annuals at Galletta's! *

The Gift
( Life Hiding in Plain Sight )

Let us dwell upon the flower, incomparable in all of it's majesty and beauty. In it's journey to please the eye and heal the spirit, the flower must come forth through the seed and the soil, bursting through as a baby seedling. Then with care from the gardener, sunshine, water, and food will one day blossom as if to shout, I am here in all colors imaginable. Shapes and sizes to please the many. For such a short while, look at me, for one day I shall return to seed and become again what God has destined for me.

Come and listen for I have many lessons to teach. God has proclaimed that whatever is sown, as in life, shall be reaped.

God tells us of the tiny mustard seed, when sown with faith, becomes great, such as The Kingdom of Heaven.

Jesus had an answer for worry when he said, consider the lilies of the field, for they do not toil not spin yet Solomon in all of his glory was not so adorned.

God illustrates life through the flowers. Do not just pass them by, give them the respect that they deserve, for in reverence to God, you may become wise.

We do so need the flowers and the plants, and the food that they provide. So much so, that when God had finished creating the Earth, in great anticipation of the wondrous event of the creation of mankind, God formed with his glorious hand, all of the Earth's vegetation. Not least among creation was gifted to all mankind... The humble flower, to be cherished for all time.

By Mary Ann Galletta-Stevens

Then Jesus asked, "What is the Kingdom of God like? What shall I compare it to? It is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his garden. It grew and became a tree, and the birds perched in it's branches."
- Luke 13:18-19.

Jesus says, "Consider the lilies of the field how they grow; they neither toil nor spin; and yet I say unto you that even Solomon in all of his glory was not arrayed like one of these."
- Matthew 6:29.

Do not be deceived, God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap.
- Galatians 6:7.

07/12/2025

A ton of our home grown selection is alarmingly still here, so we are doing a Summer Daze *30% OFF SALE* on *ALL ANNUALS (including our still massive selection of hanging baskets and vegetable plants)* at Galletta's, just outside of Minetto in the Town of Oswego, NY!

Support small businesses, the smaller we are, the more we need your patronage! We don't import them from anywhere, we grow them all right here in our 12 greenhouses and care for them all winter (with great fuel costs) all through summer!

Galletta's Greenhouse
60 County Route 20
Oswego, New York 13126
(315) 343-0879
http://gallettasgreenhouse.com/

07/04/2025

Humility and the Farmer

There once lived a farmer who lived a humble life. He was gifted to grow beautiful flowers. To do so was his right.

The people would marvel at his handiwork and would pay him what he needed to support the high cost of raising his crops. This humble farmer was blessed, and those he served were blessed.

As time went by, inflation ruled the land, and its people. The people endured the high cost of living but became angry. When it was time to pay the humble farmer, his loyal patrons understood. They paid the cost and lovingly told the humble farmer how much he was appreciated. Yet, sadly, some burdened and tired of paying inflated prices complained that the Farmer may not be worth his wages. Little did they know that, in keeping his prices lower out of compassion he could hardly draw any wages at all.

The humble farmer said, in despair, "Another season of hard work for nothing." He realized that he must cut his crops down to serve his loyal customers and that the customers who withdrew their patronage until they received lower prices,may have to do without. Sadly, he remarked, " I cannot live on nothing." Then the humble farmer found consolation in the fact that no longer would he have to endure sleepless nights of hard work, for he would often wake up in the middle of the night to work, for he could not afford help. He rejoiced to be able to spend more time with his family, but was saddened to spend less time doing what he loved. All in all, the humble farmer was poor, but blessed.

The following year inflation caused many to again raise their prices, according to their needs, and the people had to pay. The humble farmer's loyal patrons, full of appreciation for his hard work and sacrifice were served, and we're blessed by the humble farmer who worked at a job he loved, and was happy but was unable to live as he deserved.

Finally, God looked down from Heaven upon the humble farmer and said, "Rejoice, my humble servant, for one day you shall be rewarded, for in Heaven awaits a mansion that will last for eternity, for I have seen your hard work, your fairness, and your compassion. In hearing this, the humble farmer was truly happy and blessed.

In the end, everyone reaped just as they had sowed, and, those blessed ones rejoiced in the reward that they alone owned.

In my Father's house are many mansions, if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going to prepare a place for you. - John 14:2.

No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived, what God has prepared for those who love Him. - I Corinthians 2:9

Dedicated to my son, Matthew Joseph Stevens, head and only grower at Galletta's Greenhouse.

Much love and appreciation to our loyal customers who have helped us pay for our plants, supplies, and fuel.

We love you, God bless.

Mary Ann Galletta-Stevens.
Owner of Galletta's Greenhouse

Celebrating 40 years 1985-2025 of inspirational writings to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY 13126
(315) 343-0879
https://gallettasgreenhouse.com/

06/14/2025

Head grower Matt wants the customers to know that so much is blooming beautifully of late, and right now is the best time to get your hanging baskets, packed and potted flowers! Don't wait for the blooms to go away or for that one perfect one for your place to sell out! Also the veggies and gardening plants, despite a late start, are coming along as well! As always, support your local, family operated small businesses, and the smaller they are, the more they need it! See you soon!

Galletta's Greenhouses
60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY 13126
https://gallettasgreenhouse.com/
1 (315) 343-0879

06/07/2025

Yes! It finally feels like Spring, fellow gardeners and flower lovers! For over 70 years at Galletta's, we are able to supply you with a large variety of colorful blooming annuals, perennials, and vegetable plants, and do so for the fairest prices possible -- often to great financial expenses for us to do so. As we always say, our heart is in every flower, because unlike many other places, we grow everything that we sell, as it's our specialty! Please, always remember to shop local and support your local, family-run small businesses!

Sincerely,
Mary A. Galletta Stevens

Galletta's Greenhouses
60 County Route 20
Oswego, New York 13126
https://gallettasgreenhouse.com/
(315) 343-0879

05/23/2025

A happy blessed Spring to one and all from everyone at Galletta's Greenhouse!

We have all had a hard, cold, and snowy winter (which sadly -- as seen in a picture below -- included some collapsed roofs on some of our older structures that delayed some of our crops), but we are looking forward to a hopefully lovely Summer!

The beautiful colors and varieties of flowers at Galletta's can cheer you and add joy to the season. This Memorial Weekend is the time to remember those we have lost and loved, and especially those who have sacrificed for our country and freedoms

We hope to see you all this year at Galletta's, where we work hard to give you the highest quality payments at the fairest prices we possibly can.

Sincerely,
Mary Galletta Stevens

Galletta's Greenhouse
60 County Route 20
Oswego, New York 13126
(315) 343-0879
https://gallettasgreenhouse.com

07/13/2024

As our late founder John J. Galletta used to call it, it's time for a "Summer Daze" 50% Sale at Galletta's Greenhouse!

Yep, 50% off all of our Annuals, including HUGE hanging baskets to help that midsummer spruce up around your home and yard (which head grower Matt Stevens always says is WAY too much of a steal in those biggest baskets!). As you can see from the pictures, we still have a ton of stuff, including huge vegetable plants that are pretty much an instant garden at this point. As usual it seems, we grow too much, so our overestimation is once again your gain!

Located in the Town of Oswego, just off of West 5th Street and a hop-skip outside of Minetto, NY! Support your local family-run small businesses and give a late season beautification your home for a great price today!

60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY 13126
(315) 343-0879
https://gallettasgreenhouse.com/

Address

60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY
13126

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 7:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 7:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 7:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday	9:30am - 7:30pm
Sunday	9:30am - 7:30pm

Telephone

(315) 343-0879

Website