The best Christmas tree lot in Portland. They shake the trees out before wrapping them to travel…read more This gets a ton of pine needles out. A very nice scout will carry the tree and load it in your vehicle. Beautiful fresh holly wreaths too. A well- run operation with abundant fresh, fragrant trees. Douglas fir and noble fir.

Good priced trees, helpful scouts and troop leaders. It's our Christmas tradition to come here, and…read moreit always feels festive.

We will be away for Christmas, so thought to get a tree early. It's pretty uncommon for tree farms…read moreto be open before Thanksgiving, so we were delighted to see Nob Hill open! Despite the advertising, they do not have trees. That'll teach us not to call first before making the drive!

nothing but positive to say about this place. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. They…read moreallowed us to open up about 5 trees so we could pick the perfect one, and we believe we got the perfect one for our space. They have a huge selection of different kinds of trees, each of which are more amazing than the other. They have big trees, small trees some massive trees anything you could want this is the place to get it. We also got a gorgeous wreath which is on our door and smells and looks amazing. It's definitely a great place to try and support local businesses. It was only $20 delivery to the Pearl, which in my opinion is a steal. However that is probably because we've moved from New York City. Either way definitely will be using them again and again while here in Portland. I had read somewhere that they had free eggnog and cookies while you shopped, but I guess Covid put a hold on that. Hopefully next year it will be back again! Check them out, u won't be disappointed

We stopped by here for the first time and were really pleased with the selection and service. Fast…read moreand easy. Would go again.

Great selection, friendly staff, socially distanced and a breeze to pick up our tree. Plus the…read morebenefit of going to a good cause

This business is a complete scam. We attempted to obtain a tree and made the mistake of paying by…read morecheck. The tree never showed. When trying to contact the business, the owner made excuses and the business address was an apartment. Please do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. Buy a tree where the tree is handed to you in exchange for your money. Do not get ripped off by this scam.

This is our second year with TOPC and we love it! Such a wonderful tradition and practice of…read moresustainability. Why would you want anything other than REAL and ALIVE? We are customers for life and tell everyone we know. We have recruited a few families and one on our street. Happy Holidays to all and to happy, heathy, forests!

We drive from the Seattle area to Portland Nursery on Stark every April or May, to get our many…read moreannual flowers and vegetable starts. This year we also bought some perennials since we just moved to a new home without much landscaping. We continue to be amazed at the selection and quality of the plants. The staff is very helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly. Prices are reasonable and well worth it.

Portland nursery is the best place for anyone with a green thumb or looking to cultivate one!…read moreThey've got a huge selection of plants, and a ton of great staff available to help answer questions. What I especially appreciate at this location is their dedicated information kiosk, there's usually someone there that you can speak to about pretty much anything plant related, they're a great resource to help troubleshoot gardening issues. I also love that Portland nursery hosts different groups like the Oregon Cactus & Succulent Society throughout the year, where you can view & buy plants directly from the cultivator. Portland Nursery is fabulous all around, and I look forward to every trip!

What a great little but mighty plant nursery in S.E. Portland Oregon…read more I used to live in this neighborhood and it has many hidden gems. Birds and Bees Nursery is one of them. I'm a member of Carnivorous Plants Society of Oregon and one of my things is finding places that sell Carnivorous Plants outside of the big box stores. Sure the big Home store has plenty of Venus Flytraps every year but it's a cruel thing to see a plant abused by employees who don't know how to care for such a plant. First of all this plant has 2. basic needs. 1. All the direct sunlight it can get. At least 12 hours a day. 2. Distilled Water or Rain water. To see this plant living inside the store on a shelf dries out is a difficult thing to see. If it is watered, Tap Water us what it's given. Tap water is a for sure slow death to a Venus Flytrap Plant. So in my search, I found a little nursery in the burbs. Next to a Taco Smell restaurant, full of all sorts of plants from vines to carnivorous plants. In my interest, they had Sundews, Picture Plants and a ton of Venus Flytraps all sitting in the full sun. I found what I thought was a good specimen and when I picked up and looked at the Venus Flytrap I wanted, I realized it was actually 3 small and one slightly larger Venus Flytrap plants in the same pot for (I'm pretty sure in right. I was so excited to find such an awesome plant that I kinda forgot and the receipt wasn't helpful.) $15.00. They're usually about $10.00 for a common Venus Flytrap plant. I basically bought 4 plants for $3.75 a piece. With such great prices, my wife found a couple plants she couldn't leave without. We both left Birds and Bees happy. Update on our plants. They're all thriving in their new home.

This nursery is right in my neighborhood and I'm happy to support local businesses like this…read more Their selection is getting bigger and I enjoy walking to their nursery rather than having to get into my car..

This will go down as one of the most memorable tree hunting experiences of my life. First of all,…read morethe name is properly named as it is a Little Forest tucked away in a residential area of Portland. Due to it's size it made it easier to walk through and search out all of the trees before you picked out your tree. It was also flat so it was much easier to walk around then the large Christmas Tree Farms I have been to in the past. The guy that owns it is adorable and super sweet. It was his family's farm that they started in 1971. I believe he said he is now a one man show, so be kind and patient, and try not to go on the weekends as he says it gets very busy. Once we found our tree, he walked over there with us, with his electric saw and cut it down for us, and helped strapped it to the car. There are some pre-cut trees up front that are at a discount. He said if you don't take care of the tree they should last until March, and until Easter if you do take care of. I can't believe we thought about going to a Christmas Tree lot. It would have been hard to make any holiday memories there.

Sweet, stroll thru two or three yards size plots filled with trees of different sizes. From what I…read morecould see there is just one older gentleman who manages the property, chopping and hoisting onto your car. Patience is required. Highly recommend!!!

Bought a socket from them, wasnt even the right brand. Ended up not needing it, tried to return it…read more Told me since its not a craftsman they cant accept it....they sold it to me and i trusted them so i didnt double check at the register it wasnt a craftsman...

I don't remember the last time I had such a good retail experience. The staff were right there…read morewhenever I needed them, and had the operation running through their headsets smoothly and efficiently. I ordered some tools they needed to grab from stock, and they called it in, and quickly had someone take my tools to the cashier, and even waited by the cashier for me to get through the line to explain the sale that was running and make sure I got the right discount. The cashier even ran over to hold the door for me on my way out! Fast, friendly, and I got a great deal. My new regular hardware store.

Do not believe the single "$." Cheapest tree I saw that was taller than three feet was $72.read more

From the owner: Welcome to the L'Arche Portland Christmas Tree Benefit Sale! Open daily beginning November 27,…read more2020, we carry a wide variety of locally-sourced, freshly cut Naturals, Nobles, Grands, Nordmanns, and Douglas firs from tabletop to 10'. Buy your tree and/or tree stand from L'Arche Portland today! Every purchase supports L'Arche Portland's mission to create home and build community for people with and without intellectual disabilities. This will be our only tree lot this year. Stay tuned for more information on our hours and Covid-19 precautions.

Took a terrarium class with some friends and this experience was perfect! The class fee includes a…read more6'' round vessel, a plant and other supplies needed for the terrarium plus a store credit for special items to add. It's definitely enough to make a beautiful bowl garden. You can also upgrade to a larger vessel, purchase more or larger crystals, etc. My friends and I all did different types of terrariums with different plants, but they all came out so beautifully. It was a lovely event to do with friends and then we all came home with a souvenir. Many thanks to Jude for helping us with our class - you were lovely and we appreciate your attention and guidance.

I just took a beginner scent class and am so happy that I did! I went alone but felt like I was…read morewith friends. It's definitely something I would love to do on a date night or go again for the next level class. It was fun, interesting, and I walked away with a bottle of perfume that I'm pretty proud of! Loooooved the lady that taught us!