This is the second year we've gone to Hughes Family Tree Farm and it's a great experience. We…read morewanted the freshest possible tree because we like to keep them up until 12th Night, and it seemed like the best way to do this was to have one that was in the ground the day we took it home. We were concerned because I've never cut a tree down, my knees aren't great, and I didn't know how much crouching and lifting I would need to do. I didn't need to worry! They gave us a business card with their phone number and directed us to the area where the type of trees we were looking for were located, and told us to call the number when we found it. They then drove an ATV up, cut & loaded our tree in, and drove us back down. Once there, they shook and baled the tree for us. I was happy that it was such a fun and stress-free way to get the freshest tree that fits our house AND fit in my hatchback. I highly recommend Hughes Family Tree Farm for both people who want the Full Family Tree Cutting experience, as well as those who just want a better, fresher selection than pre-cut tree lots.

Delicious produce! All organically grown, no pesticides or spraying. They had lots of helpful…read moreadvise on the preparing and recipes too! I found them at the Estacada Farmers Market. Best tasting Blueberries!

There is a fantastic nursery out in Hubbard that I have been returning to the past few years…read morebecause the plants are so healthy and unusual . It's about a 30 minute drive from my place in Tigard. The first time I went there, I realized that the owners have a huge plant booth at the Beaverton Farmer's Market where I have been supporting them for years. The hanging baskets are not the run of the mill big box store baskets, the colors and plants are terrific and unique. The typical annuals and perennials are there, but come in colors that you wouldn't see at other plant shops. I ended find a trunked yucca, only seen it once before in someone's mediterranen style garden in SE Portland. I picked it for a friend's birthday present since she has a large space with loads of sun. The owner was so enthusiastic when I confirmed what the plant was and he shared how it needs to be cared for. Hands down, highly recommend this nursery and the complimentary red vines can only help with the shopping. Also, if you want to make a day of it, there's a U-Pick strawberry field near buy as well as a winery.

Best nursery and staff on the planet! Quality of their plant materials is unrivaled, and staff is…read moreunbelievable. Lucy Tagmyer

Their cut flower bouquets are beautiful from the Farmer's Market. I picked one up to give to a…read morefriend. It really cheered her up.

Completely awesome Christmas tree farm. Affordable and the people wrapped and attached tree to our…read morecar. And the gift shop was packed with unique handmade ornaments and artwork. Oh and 7' noble fir was only $35!!!

Excellent prices on their native plants and in general. Things are organized logically and easy to…read morefind. They keep their published availability list current and it's accurate. I wish that the shade loving plants weren't kept out in full sun, though. It takes them awhile to adjust to conditions when I get them home.

Always a great place to shop for many varieties of healthy vegetables and flowers!!!!read more

I almost didn't stop here as I had already visited five nurseries this day (not to mention it was…read morepouring rain!), but how can you not check out a place called The Happy Bee?! I nearly slammed on my breaks and trotted on in. This is smaller than some of the other area nurseries as it is just one greenhouse open for shopping, but the greenhouse itself is large and filled with all sorts of good stuff! They seemed to have more annual flowers than anything else, but it was also early in the season for vegetables and I got the impression they would have more as things warmed up. Noteable finds for me were epazote and summer savory (two herbs I have sought near and far but to no avail until now!) along with many more herbs, a large variety of peppers and tomatoes, colorful stocks, strawberries, and many marigolds (including my favorite, strawberry blonde). Oh and they had the requisite hanging baskets found everywhere this time of year. Prices here were some of the cheapest I have seen, with many plants under $2. Employees were quick at checkout, and this was a nice alternative to some of the other, busier nurseries. It felt more open and easier to navigate.

Hidden gem of a nursery. I met one of the owners at the Salem Saturday market. She said come check…read moreout our nursery. We finally made a trek out and they have lots of beautiful ornamental grasses, cactuses, landscaping plant and huge succulents. They are amazing and much more. Well worth the drive.

Great selection! I've been going to another Woodburn nursery but they have limited vegetable…read morestarts, which is what I was looking for. Hillcrest had a wider range of tomatoes, peppers, brassica, eggplant. While I was there, I found some annuals and perennials that weren't available at the other nursery. So glad I found Hillcrest Nursery. Competitive pricing and friendly service.

It was our second year coming to Hemphill. We came on a Saturday. It was busy but service was…read moregreat. They had the fire going, big almost train rides. A snack shack it was "Real Nice Clark"

We saw them on Instagram and decided to go cut down our first Christmas tree this year. This was…read morethe perfect place to go. They had free coffee and hot chocolate. They gave us the saw and knee pad. And they shook the tree, bounded up and helped carry it to our car. The staff were so helpful. They will cut it down for you if you request and also tie it up to your car if you need help. Perfect place to go if you don't know what you're doing! I was also able to buy a tree stand and watering funnel there at the farm!

Worked with team at The Worm farm to bring my soil's nutrient values up for a yard with a diverse…read morebunch of plants. I had spoken with a lot of other places that sold compost, but none really knew much about what they were selling. Then I found The Worm Farm - these guys know their stuff and where very helpful with specific advice for my yard. If you want to put down some dirt that comes from who knows where is made up of who knows what, there's a lot of places you can call. If you want to put down some compost, with the goal of actually improving your soil in your yard/farm/garden, this is the place - and there really is no second place. Thank you Igor and Jessalyn - I'll be back next season!

My first time to the Worm Farm, and it started with a very helpful phone call. I was given advice…read moreon the type of soil mix for my specific need and some recommendations that will hopefully help me yield a better crop this year. When I came out, they were very friendly and got me loaded right away. They even brought out a shovel and scooped a few shovel loads of soil into my trailer that fell to the side when they dumped. The guy helping me said "you always get what you pay for here."