Nice enough place, plants are beautiful but extremely expensive and when you use your debit card…read morethey charge you an additional 3% fee to the total purchase. Not acceptable!!! Patrons beware

Wonderful Customer Service! I called and emailed several…read morenurseries in the fall looking forward a specific house plant. No one had it but Zenith took my information and said they should have them in the spring. I never expected to hear from them again BUT they called. Let me know they had arrived, how big they were and the cost. When I went to pick them up I wondered the grounds and gift shop and they have a wonderful selection of indoor & outdoor plants, tools, accessories, and gift shop items. I left with a few more things than I intended. The staff is friendly and helpful and plants and pots were reasonably priced.

Flowers are huge, fresh, and long lasting. Owners are friendly and very knowledgeable. Their…read moreflowers are a great value.

They grow the nicest poinsettias in the greater Seattle area! Much nicer than the plants purchased…read moreat the local nurseries. The one I had last year was healthy through the summer! They only open to the public after Thanksgiving, and have limited hours, as they grow for the wholesale market. Also nice to support a small business!

Nice large nursery with a wide range of plants and trees. The gentlemen there are friendly and gave…read moretips on how to take care of the tree we bought. Best price around as well.

OK. Before I post my review I just want to say the Yelp reviews are for reviewing the product and…read moreservice of a location. Don't just post a 2 star review stating you don't like their hours. That being said...I LOVE this place. I got a Southern Magnolia from this place 5 years ago and it is growing like a weed and still going strong. I have planted several Magnolias from places like Home Depot and Lowes and they were dead in less than a year. I have since bought several plants from here and never have had an issue with any of them. I am going back this week to get another Magnolia for my new house. Can't wait. Keep up the good work of supply the area with quality plants guys!

Very helpful crew recommended the perfect amount of material and our delivery guy. Spencer was…read moreawesome. One of a few companies accurate to the exact window time of delivery and date.

I usually drive 40 miles for top soil, mulch and sand. Staff is so friendly and helpful. I will…read morebe back.

This place was AMAZING a girlfriend of mine took me here and talked it up, she did not disappoint…read more Plant variety was great. Look how cute these little cards with directions on them were. The prices, the staff... everything was 5 stars. I cannot wait to come back! Oh also a great place to get Christmas gifts for people as well. Huge selection of Voluspa and other treasures.

Family and I went there yesterday, 7/14/2026. First time we went there since the new owners bought…read morethe business. Last time we were there was 2019. First of all, it seemed pretty nice. Looked,at the plants outside. Bonsai plants,small, what? $100. Looked around more. I liked it when the other owners were there,prices were reasonable. Decided,to go inside Kent EatHill Nursery, again looked around. Houseplants, were very expensive. Golden pathos, $ 19, other places charge $9. It was root rotted. It's sad,because you can go to the other place down the street,and get what you want.And,a better variety. One thing we know now,this place does not fit our budget. Won't be returning,thank you for the experience. ​

I visit Carpinito Brothers throughout the year, and this time I came to shop for organic vegetable…read moreseeds. Even though it was a weekday morning and there were still a few parking spots available, the place was already busy with customers. The greenhouse was filled with beautiful hanging flower baskets everywhere, creating such a colorful and cheerful atmosphere. Most of the baskets were priced around $35-$45, and of course I ended up finding one I absolutely loved and bought it. I also picked up some locally harvested honey while I was there. Before leaving, I made sure not to forget the organic seeds I originally came for: zucchini mix, mixed salad greens, sprout mix, and herb mix. This is always one of my favorite places for gardening inspiration, seasonal flowers, and local products.

Great place! Anything you need they probably have. A trip here never disappoints. Friendly and…read morehelpful staff.

Rhododendron is not only hard to say but also hard to spell. Lol. So please forgive my spelling…read moreerrors. But this park, plants and flowers are beautiful. We only had 45-mins left in our time in this area as we had a family thing to go to. So we went through this park rather quickly. But even so, I have a lots and lots of pictures. Flowers in different shades of reds, oranges, pinks, purples, yellows and white against the green lush trees, leaves and ground covering. Well marked gravel paths, plenty of seating, a large open grassy area of family picnics and space for children to run around. Our time here was well spent. And you, I had to stop back in to the gift shop and pick up a magnet. We didn't see many staff members including the groundskeepers but the cashier at the gift shop was friendly and helpful. Free parking and entry fee into this botanical park is a reasonable $12 per adult, no military discount, there is senior and children discounts available. Highly recommend if you're in the Federal Way area.

I found this botanical garden out of chance on a Sunday afternoon because my family wanted…read moresomewhere to walk around. Anyway, I didn't know this garden was located in the empty Weyerhaeuser building area. You should know that the garden is divided into two sections: the bonsai section is 100% donation. The other side, which contains all the Rhododendron plants, requires admission fees. I visited the garden expecting it to fully bloom in different color schemes like the Botanical Garden at the UW area, but everything was in green color. My husband mentioned that we'd need to revisit this garden but in the spring time, when the flowers would fully bloom then. Check out my photos for the garden view. I enjoyed the Bonsai section because we got to see the carpentry art from a dude, who basically built everything from wood sticks. The exhibit was cool to look at, in addition to the Bonsai tree collection displays. Now, I want a Bonsai tree myself!

The plants of the nursery are of different varieties and are healthy, The service is excellent…read more Very helpful and we were given tips and recommendations regarding care .

Lael's Moon Garden is one of the most special nurseries in the Pacific Northwest. The gardens are…read morebeautifully designed and peaceful to walk through, and the plant selection is incredible. They carry an impressive collection of rare and unusual plants, including one of the best selections of Japanese maples I've seen anywhere. What makes this place stand out is that it's not just a nursery--it feels like a botanical garden you can explore. The staff are knowledgeable and clearly care about plants, soil health, and helping people find the right plants for their space. Every visit I discover something new. If you love gardens, rare plants, or Japanese maples, Lael's Moon Garden is absolutely worth the trip.