Newsletters
Garden Gazette
The Garden Gazette is our mailed, paper quarterly newsletter featuring a captivating cover story by Toni Christianson, insightful articles on plants, exciting Nursery updates, and essential details about upcoming events. Along with a handy calendar, it keeps you connected to all our classes, seasonal specials, and community happenings.
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Nursery & Greenhouse
Explore an extensive selection of plants at Christianson’s Nursery, where our historic buildings and beautifully preserved greenhouses offer a unique backdrop. Stroll through a wide variety of vibrant flowers, shrubs, and trees, all within the charm of our restored, history-rich setting. It’s a one-of-a-kind gardening experience in the beautiful Skagit Valley.
Primrose Gift & Antique Shop
Step into Primrose, where you’ll find a collection of timeless treasures, homegoods, clothing and distinctive gifts. Browse through a variety of carefully selected antiques, handcrafted items, and charming decor, each with its own character and history.
Wedding Venue
Christianson’s Nursery provides a picturesque setting for your wedding, capturing the essence of an English country garden. The historic buildings on the property, lovingly preserved, offer a sense of rustic elegance, providing a perfect blend of vintage character and romantic atmosphere. From the enchanting gardens to the timeless architecture, every corner of our venue offers a stunning backdrop for your celebration.
Classes & Workshops
Grow More Food Without Using More Space
Saturday, February 8th 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
In this class, she will show you that you don’t need more space to grow more food - healthy soil and strategic planning are enough! In this class, we will explore basic soil care routines, succession planning, and garden mapping. By the end of class, you will have created custom plans to implement in your own garden.
Genuine Skagit Mixer!
Tuesday, February 11th, 4-6 p.m.
Attend the first GSV Member Mixer of 2025! The event is free, but please RSVP. Not only are GSV Member Mixers a way to connect, but they are also an extension of appreciation of GSV membership. The Mixer will be held from 4:00 to 6:00 pm in the Schoolhouse here at the Nursery.
Galentine’s Day Floral Arranging Class
Thursday, February 13th 3:30 p.m.- 5 p.m.
Celebrate Galentine’s Day in style with FlowerFunk Blooms! Gather your friends for an unforgettable afternoon of flower-filled fun as we create stunning, handcrafted bouquets.
The 2025 Northwest Flower and Garden Festival
The Northwest Flower & Garden Festival February 19th – 23rd
Don’t miss out on this amazing event—buy your tickets today using our exclusive link. The show offers a fantastic opportunity to explore beautiful garden displays, expert advice, and unique vendors.
5th Annual Orchid Festival March 8th & 9th
Saturday and Sunday, March 8th & 9th
This two-day event celebrates the beauty of orchids in all their varieties, offering something for every orchid enthusiast, whether you’re an experienced grower or just beginning your journey into the world of these extraordinary flowers.
Journal
Stay up to date on current plant happenings and enjoy find gardening inspiration in our journal entries. Each post weaves tales of growth, excitement, and inspiration, inviting you to connect with nature and nurture your own gardening journey.
2025 Fruit Tree & Shrub List
2025 Fruit and Berry List 2025 Fruit Tree & Shrub List: Great Varieties, Bare Root Bargains & Why Winter is the Best Time to Plant As we move into 2025, we’re excited to share our updated list of fruit trees and shrubs for the upcoming growing...
2025 Rose List
The 2025 Rose List offers a carefully curated selection of rose varieties designed to thrive in a range of climates and garden settings, with a particular emphasis on roses suited for the Pacific Northwest (PNW). This list includes a rich variety of modern hybrid teas, English roses, climbers, and groundcover roses, each known for their exceptional color, fragrance, and resilience.
Growing Snowdrops in the PNW
The delicate beauty of Galanthus, commonly known as snowdrops, signals the arrival of hope in late winter and early spring. These small, white, nodding flowers thrive in the mild, moist climate of the Pacific Northwest, making them a favorite for gardeners eager to...
Upcoming Events
January Specials
January 3-31 House & Conservatory Plants tropical plants for the home or greenhouse 20% off Look Forward to these Upcoming Sales: February 1-13 Winter Heath and Heather tried and true winter bloomers 20%...