Nurseries & Gardening near Belfair, WA

“Needed some drain gravel to fill a spot in our yard before we built an 8x8 greenhouse. Weighed our truck, drove around and the loader followed us. Asked him how much a bucket fill was, he told me 1.2 tons so I told him to load about half (didn't want to exceed our truck's load capacity). He loaded it up as carefully as possible with his giant loader. Had no idea how cheap rocks could be when you come to a place like this. Did the math, I would have spent easily 10x the cost buying individual bags from a hardware store.”

“First visit and I’m impressed. Customer service was prompt and friendly. Answered all my questions and made suggestions for me which. I love. All plant material looked healthy and in great shape and displayed in a way that helped me easily find what I was looking for. I’ve been a fan of visiting nurseries for most of my life. This one is a great destination for all your gardening needs and more!!”

“I love this place! There are so many greenhouses and so many plants and flowers and trees. I think my friends who love gardening and plants will be in heaven here. The only downside is we can't bring plants back to Canada. Bummer! And at least half the plants here are actually from Canada, according to the staff. The highlight for me is the Hobbit House. It's just too cute! I'm short, and I can just stand upright in it so I think it's about 1.6 m (5'3") tall? It does feel a bit magical exploring it alone in the quiet morning. Nobody was around when I was there. This is a place to check out if you are in the Port Orchard or Bremerton area.”

“Simply amazing. I could have spent hours here reading the info on many of the bonsai. Unfortunately, I had my children along, and the 3 yo hasn't developed the slow down and appreciate quiet things quite yet. It's amazing what they've done taking that corner from nothing to what it is. I've also been to the Pacific Bonsai Museum near Federal Way. This is more of a natural setting than PBM, which feels more curated. We visited in mid-February, and it was definitely worth the visit, even though many of the deciduous trees didn't have their leaves. I'd love to visit in each season.”