Still here and still great prices and quality. Lots of nice Japanese maples. Cannot get better…read moreservice anywhere. The owners are always there and willing to give advice about any plant and make helpful purchase suggestions. Beautiful hanging baskets every year.

A medium a small size nursery with all kinds of cool plants, including pond/floating plants with a…read morereally nice lady. This is my favorite place to go, local, family owned, great place.

This is a cute little plant shop that I impulsively decided to check out…read more They don't have a huge selection, but the plants that they do have are in good condition and prices are pretty okay. I'm really loving the pot selection! Small, but they have a lot of really cute ones and I'm definitely eyeballing my plant collection since I know it's repotting time on a few of them. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

Really cool store with reasonable prices and really cool plants. Great location easy to find with…read morestreet parking. Customer service was good she was super friendly

Wow! Amazing selection of plants that I've never seen before. Huge selection or maples that are so…read morebeautifully cared for. The grounds were well kept with also a small koi fish pond. I will definitely be back!

Gorgeous healthy plants and trees. I have bought many now from this nursery and they always thrive.read more

A Tacoma treasure! Great selection. Rare and unique plants! Amazing service. We are always blown…read moreaway by the quality and selection of plants! Support Local!

I have been wanting to come to Jungle Fever Exotics for quite some time. I have driven past it…read moreplenty of times and was curious about it but it wasn't until quite recently until we finally made a stop here. The outside of the nursery was mildly intriguing but a lot of plants and the set up definitely had the "out of season" vibe. We saw some Venus Flytraps outside that were cool and some pretty red flower plants. But going inside is where we saw a lot of exotic and impressive looking plants. There were more carnivorous plants that definitely were more unusual looking than the Venus Flytraps. There were other plants that were great looking like the little plant with spikes in the middle of the leaves. I deemed it to myself a "punk rock " plant. There were some beautiful red and purple leafed plants inside as well. We didn't purchase anything for the reason being that we aren't very good with keeping plants alive to begin with. Steve more so than me so we would need something very low maintenance. And we could have asked for such a thing and perhaps we will when we come back again but this first visit was definitely a visit based out of curiosity.

Huge place with a diverse variety of plants. Have some tools and decor as well. Nice place to hang…read moreout for a few hours!

5 Star selection and service!!! My sister and I are flipping a home and the landscaper said we had…read moreto have the plants and flowers there the next morning. It was 5:40 pm and they close at 6:00 pm. We know nothing about plants. The employee, Katie, jumped right in to help when we asked her. I showed her photos of the spaces and we grabbed carts and she gave us easy choices and loaded us up! We bought 26 plants in about 15 minutes. That's impressive and we couldn't have done it without her! This place is clean, friendly and has knowledgeable staff. You can't go wrong! Thank you Katie!

I've stopped into Rodgers Country Nursery quite a few times over the last two years. It's a smaller…read morenursery a bit off the beaten path between Silverdale and Bremerton but they do have a decent selection of fruit trees, shrubs and quality soil amendments so I always make a point of stopping in when driving by just in case something catches my eye. Last season I snagged two large trees (just saplings at the time) in their clearance corner. This year I've stopped in two or three more times shopping for annuals but when a decent supply never seemed to materialize I ended up purchasing elsewhere. That being said I did grab a few new shrubs that I'm quite pleased with so I'm still glad I went. Make sure to ask about their punch card and it's certainly worth a stop if you're in the area.

This is a great nursery right on the edge of the antique district in downtown Tacoma. I loved…read morebrowsing around and looking at all of the beautiful and exotic plants here. I really liked the big, leafy plants as well as the large cactus. Unfortunately I have a black thumb and kill plants. In fact even low maintenance plants I usually don't do well with. But it was really cool seeing a nursery like this downtown. They have some cool home decor items as well which enhances the atmosphere for sure and offers a nice variety there as well.

Hidden away in the depths of Bremerton is a tiny little coffee shop. There's no drive-through and…read moreinside there's barely room to move around, but the coffee is excellent, the prices are reasonable, and the art is ever so pretty. The Coffee Spigot is a tiny little building attached (sort of) to the nearby Bremerton Nursery. Walk in and your greeted by an assortment of hanging sculptures, cute memorabilia, and painted mugs, all nearly hiding a cash register and espresso machine. Worry not, though, your order is taken with a smile, and made with an expert hand. Squeeze into a chair in the corner, and you'll soon have a cup of steaming hot caffeinated refreshment. There's only a couple tables to sit at, but plenty to look at while you enjoy your drink of choice, and all of the art is available to buy as well. This place is out of the way, and it's tiny, but it's entirely worth it. Great coffee and friendly service make it a Bremerton spot worth stopping for.

Comfy indoor seating if it's rainy or cold, but coolest is the outdoor seating overlooking the…read moregarden center, nicely landscaped, just the happiest place to get a latte. Later Update: The coffehouse has been closed for a while (I write this April 2017). It's a loss to the neighborhood. And it was such a draw to the garden center, I would frequently stop for coffee, and not be able to resist looking about the nursery and ending up with another plant or two. I hope it reopens, it's been a special place.