February Specials
February 1-14 Blooming Witch Hazel and Heather our favorite winter and early spring-flowering plants 20% off
Condition Your Lilacs for Lasting Beauty
So many gardeners enjoy cutting plants from their garden to use in bouquets and floral arrangements. This time of the year, lilacs and other woody stemmed plants offer color and fragrance for a relatively short time. How do you extend the life of your freshly woody plant material? Condition properly with this tried and true…
Our Carefully Cultivated 2018 Rose List is Here!
Have you been thinking about which roses you will add to the garden next spring? We have and encourage you to start planning! Our rose buyer, Nancy Stewart, is already mapping out hundreds of roses to bring in for the winter of 2018. “We are making a strong effort to carry the range and depth…
Primrose Antique and Gift Shop
Primrose Antique and Gift Shop. “Collect things you love, that are authentic to you, and your house becomes your story.” – Erin Flett
Classes
To register for classes call us at 360-466-3821 or 1-800-585-8200 March 2018 So Many Roses, So Little Time Christianson’s Rose Buyer, Nancy Stewart Saturday, March 3, 11 am – noon reservations required class fee: $8 The rose is America’s most popular flower and is also one of the very oldest in cultivation.…
The Garden in September
By Rachel Anderson, Certified Professional Horticulturalist We have been blessed this year with one of the very best summers that I can remember. At my house, you know it’s a good summer when: The house hasn’t been cleaned in months. Seriously, if we have guests, we just reroute them through the garden gate and onto…
2013 Winter Gardens Photography Contest
In conjunction with our Annual Winter Festival, we are excited to once again be hosting a Winter Gardens Photography Contest. Amateurs and professionals alike are invited to participate by submitting up to two photographs of previously unpublished images. Entries should be 5” x 7” photos of a winter garden scene or a single plant and…
The Garden in January
By Rachel Anderson, Certified Professional Horticulturalist Here it is, a new year again! January is a great time to begin your planning for the coming growing season. Plant and seed catalogs are beginning to appear in mailboxes, tantalizing you with the latest and greatest in new varieties of just about everything. I always get sucked…
The Garden in December
By Rachel Anderson, Certified Professional Horticulturalist December is a pretty quiet time in the garden, which is a contrast to the hustle and bustle of the holidays. Along those lines, I’ve been thinking a lot about gifts – gifts given and gifts received. And then I thought about all the gifts my garden has given me,…
The Garden in November
By Rachel Anderson, Certified Professional Horticulturalist It’s blustery, it’s rainy, and it’s chilly. But boy is it beautiful! There’s snow in the foothills, and the last of the fall colors appear bright and glowing against the steely sky, and best of all, the snow geese are back! Every time I hear them honking overhead I…