Always a GREAT place to buy plants. So much variety - not just the same old sku's you see at big…read morebox stores. The owners are usually up front personally assisting customers at checkout, or assisting customers elsewhere, Great Service and variety of your gardening needs.

By far the BEST and Most affordable Garden Nursery in the area!…read moreAll their plant material is grown on-site. Believe me, that makes ALL the difference. Great selection. Great service, too! Master Gardener of King County.

My husband and I visited the nursery for the first time this past Saturday, during a quiet morning…read more Chris greeted us (appropriately from about 12 feet away,) and spent about an hour answering my many questions and walking us around the nursery to show us plant after plant. It's November, and everything is dormant, but he was kind enough to show us photos from his mobile phone and explain the growth habits of each plant as it grows. We ended up buying a few things, including a Japanese maple (the coveted "floating cloud" / Ukigumo variety!). The prices were extremely reasonable--very competitive with other nurseries in the area. I even found some great deals on time-tested perennials for only $5! (They need to be planted over, but a 1-gal perennial for $5 is a screaming deal.) It was a relaxed, zero-sales-pressure morning with people who obviously know and enjoy plants. With free local delivery on large ($500+) orders, we expect to be back again in the Spring! (For what it's worth, I am extremely conservative about my exposure to people and COVID, and I felt safe the entire time I was at Woods Creek. It was a nice, rare field trip outside the house.) I would highly recommend a drive to Monroe to escape the pretentious, overpriced, crowded, tchotchke-saturated "plant nurseries" in Bellevue, Shoreline, and Seattle. There's no coffee stand, only hundreds (thousands?) of plants and a few humans who love them.

Exceptional customer service! Knowledgable empolyees. This nursey is well organized with multiple…read moregreen houses and easy to find items. Found exactly what we were looking for. Great selection with very resonable prices.. Many native varieties also available which is difficult to locate sometimes. Gentleman helped us load our car and wheel the cart from the the back of the nursery. Wonderful and surprising experience. We are so thrilled to find this nursery in our journeys. We will be back.

These guys are fabulous- I don't want to set expectations too high, but I walked in their door to…read moreorder a compost delivery and 20 minutes later there was 2 yards of gorgeous compost delivered in my yard! So friendly, and so helpful! I bought here again this year because the raised bed I filled with this compost last year gave me the most beautiful abundant tomatoes I've ever had!! Great service, great product!!

Great products and excellent customer service! The prices are fair and they have amazing topsoil!…read more Don't forget to say hi to the dogs, they are super sweet!

We bought several bamboos from Stan and he was always very knowledgeable and honest about which…read morebamboo to choose and his bamboos have now grown to full size and given our house the privacy from our neighbors that we so dearly wanted. But what really sets Stan apart from others, is that when we just had some of our bamboos "dieing" after many years of nurturing them, he actually took the time to give us advice when there was no sale involved. He told us to water our bamboos more and the leaves would come back on the bamboos that are still not completely dead, instead of cutting them all down now as we feared that we had to do. This saved our day, after all the hard work we have done to finally get our beloved bamboos to full size. So Stan is not only a good businessman but also a nice person who believes in taking care of old customers and helping people in need of his expertise!

I first had the pleasure of purchasing bamboo from Stan back in 2009 for my Capitol Hill home and…read morereturned recently, 16 years later, for a few 8' bamboo poles. What hasn't changed is Stan's generosity with his time, his knowledge, and that personal touch. Even though we were there for a small purchase, he gave us a full tour of his bamboo inventory, his personal grove, and even popped over to his adjacent sunflower and bean garden. The whole visit was charming and unmistakably "Stan." He's a true Seattleite: open & friendly, deeply committed, and clearly passionate about what he does. Whether you're starting a grove, looking for privacy screening, or just curious in general about bamboo, he'll likely pass along more knowledge than you ever expected, be it advice on containment, growing habits, or simply his thoughts on life in general. Stan is truly a pillar of old Seattle, so support him while you still can. His is the kind of local business that makes Seattle the delightfully quirky and one-of-a-kind place that it is.

I googled bamboo and found out there's more to know about bamboo than I imagined. Once we figured…read moreout a general direction to go, we contacted all of the local bambo outfits including one in Portland. After gathering way too much info and comparing, we called Cascade Gardens. George Gearhart was easy to talk to, answered a miriad of questions, then gave us a great deal on two 15 gallon Fargesia Robustas that were already 10-12' tall. There may be bigger outfits in the area but no one knew as much or had as beautiful bamboo specimins as George at Cascade. As the real estate broker, SeattleViewHomes.com I collect A+ vendors, subcontractors, tradesmen and techs. George is the latest top of the list of vendor I will refer my clients to.

I have some bamboo that is out of control and needs immediate removal and George took the time to…read moreexplain to me the various processes and gave me great advice on how best to move forward...I was so overwhelmed w/my bamboo jumping to a neighbor's yard, etc., and George reassured me on the best way to proceed. I am so grateful to have gotten good advice from a knowledgeable resource. George even suggested methods which didn't involve Cascade Gardens' services until later in the process, which was refreshing...I was getting good advice instead of just marketing. Thanks George! I will absolutely use Cascade Gardens and recommend them to anyone looking to remove their bamboo!

Jaymalisa came by and repotted several plants of mine that had either been struggling or were too…read morebig for me to tackle on my own. She was able to share both her knowledge as to what was wrong with the struggling plants, but also give tips for future care to keep them happy and healthy going forward. She was truly a gem to work for and both her and her husband were incredibly friendly and respectful of keeping my space as clean as possible, even when dealing with a bunch of soil! I'm looking forward to working with her again.

These guys are amazing, took a long tree list over the phone, delivered great looking trees at a…read moregreat price. wonderful customer service

I got 20 trees delivered and installed. They showed up early in the morning, did a great job…read moreplanting, and left the place clean. Highly recommend.

If you've ever even mildly fantasized about opening up your own sweet little garden nursery then…read morethis spot is a MUST visit! Located in a semi-remote area of charming Snohomish, Sublime (which is only open once, maybe twice, per month) is worth searching out. Because amongst the beautiful plants, herbs, and succulents is one thing you can't buy: passion. Passion for beauty. Passion for living things. Passion for life. If I was going to start a garden nursery, and had even a mildly acceptable ability to display plants in a pleasing manner, this is exactly what it would look like. While you're there, be sure to pop into the little shed/shop too, where you can buy trinkets, antiques, and even hand-poured candles. Just be sure to check out their hours on their website before making the drive, as they're usually only open one weekend a month.