Celebrate the farm-raised flavors of the Skagit Valley on May 7th with the release-party of Genuine Skagit Cooking! Break bread in tribute to the farmers, food producers, and residents who have opened…
The Adoring Sweet Pea Growing sweet peas in the Pacific Northwest offers a delightful experience for gardeners, thanks to the region’s cool, moist climate that suits these delicate flowers. To…
Now is the best time of year to plant fruit trees and berries. We have an incredible list this year, ranging from Goumies to espalier combo fruit trees. With a…
Now Hiring: Seasonal Cashiers & Nursery Staff Compensation $17-$18 Hourly Benefits Offered Medical, Paid Sick Leave, Paid Vacation Employment Type Full-Time, Part-time This time of year, we begin planning for…
A – Acidic Soil: Soil with a pH below 7, common in the Pacific Northwest (PNW). B – Beneficial Insects: Predatory insects that help control pests naturally. C – Composting:…
We have proudly owned our business in the Skagit Valley for 33 years and in that time we have preserved multiple historic Skagit Valley buildings, hosted garden clubs, enjoyed Farm…
Adding a rose variety to your garden is an exciting process for gardeners. While so many of the new and returning varieties have exquisite blooms, and wonderful fragrances,…
Winter gardening in the Pacific Northwest requires some attention even during the colder months, and we suggest taking on a few garden projects this winter. Now is an excellent time…
The Enduring Daffodil In the Nursery business, we measure the seasons and the years by weather that is not average. We remember Spring as pleasant or disastrously wet, Summer as…
Plant Fall Bulbs for Spring Color A colorful spring garden of tulips and daffodils requires planning and planting in October and November. Our spring bulbs are arriving now and are…
I Love Spring! Seattle Convention Center February 14th-February 18th This year, we will have our commercial exhibit in the plant market celebrating gardening and landscaping. The Festival occurs on…
Now through the end of March is the best time to buy fruiting, flowering, or shade trees and shrubs in bare root. What does purchasing bare root look like? In…