This place is great! They have a huge variety of plants to choose from. Everything I've purchased…read morehas been very healthy & is surely going to be producing fruit & vegetables this summer! I can't wait. The staff were also very helpful, kind & knowledgeable. Specifically I worked with a brunette lady the first few times I visited who taught me about evergreens and ground cover and today I worked with a blonde lady who helped me pick lavender and a peach tree. My garden is looking great and I even got a compliment on it the other day. I really think it's thanks to the quality of the plants they have here, as well as the help I received, because I do not really have much of a green thumb! I will say I did not take the advice of keeping my peppers indoors when I purchased them in a colder month, but they are still budding/ flowering even though the leaves are not in their best shape, but that's my own fault for being impatient.

My family and I visited Woods Nursery over Memorial weekend to look at the flowers, which has…read morebecome a wonderful tradition for us after a coffee and donut date. My first visit to the nursery was fantastic, thanks to a gentleman named Max who educated me about juniper trees. This past Monday, my boys and I returned in the morning to look for edging material and enjoy the flowers. However, we had an unusual encounter with a gentleman who approached us. When I joked about causing a ruckus and suggested he put my boys to work, he responded in a stern tone, saying they didn't need any help. It felt quite strange. When my son heard a horse and asked about it, the gentleman responded in Spanish, a language neither of us speaks. This left me feeling quite taken aback. Initially, I thought it might have been a misunderstanding. However, when I shared my experience with a coworker, she mentioned that Woods Nursery has a tone that can make visitors feel unwelcomed, which aligned with my experience. It's disheartening because Woods Nursery is such a beautiful place, and one unpleasant interaction can impact the overall experience. I believe the gentleman might be unaware of how his approach comes across, and I hope this feedback is helpful in making the nursery a more welcoming place for everyone. I ended up going to Home Depot and buying the same materials needed for a quarter of the price cheaper.

Bachtold has a great selection of pre cut Christmas trees every year. The prices are reasonable and…read morethey will tie the trees to your car for you. They also have the most gorgeous, handmade wreaths for sale. The family is super kind and always willing to help answer questions.

From the owner: Bachtold Christmas Trees offers a variety of fresh cut Christmas trees grown in the Pacific…read moreNorthwest.

Awesome farm & great trees & options! The Reindeer were so friendly & the staff super helpful!…read moreThanks

Had a great time on Black Friday at the tree farm. Great tractor ride with good information about…read morethe farm. Friendly employees throughout. The gift shop sold s'more kits and hot dog kits for the fire pits as well as crafts and other treats. Hot chocolate and apple cider were also available. Overall a great Christmas tree farm that is worth a visit!

For the past couple years, we've come down here for all our Christman Tree needs! That plus a…read morecouple other random things like seeing animals, drinking hot chocolate and riding behind a tractor! All good stuff! The farm has been here for quite some time but only recently seems to have become a popular stop for tree patrons. They've got literally acres of trees - all types of pines, firs and whatever other types of trees make good Christmas trees! You're given a saw, a mat to kneel on, and like a hobo with his nap sac, you head out with a pocket full of dreams! Upon finding "The Tree", you saw it down, drag it to one of the trail roads and some nice dudes come grab it; and haul it back to the front of the farm. There they wrap it and help load it on your car or truck. The service is great and done with a smile! Trees are sold based on height and run $10 a foot, with a 5 foot minimum. You're not finding a $29.99 tree here, but they're not bad price wise. Pro tip - look at the width of the tree to determine the thickness of the trunk - we got ours home and had to cut a foot off of it to get it to fit our tree stand. Good lessons! Bring ties to secure the tree as all they have are small pieces of twine and if you're going back to Yakima, you're gonna have to gonna freeway! Memories made, tree procured, Christmas Joy unlocked - and to all a good night!

Came to Yakima in 1975 and had no idea this tree farm was there. My family had the best time ever…read more The hundreds of trees are great quality and you cut down your own. The fire rings throughout, hot cho, cider, gifts, customer service, all made a great experience. Look no more for your new tradition.

I ordered the wrong bark. It was delivered yesterday and dumped in my driveway and after the truck…read moreleft, I noticed it's the wrong color today. I went down and talked to Mallory at the front desk who got a hold of her boss Bryan Bryan said they would pick up the bark I didn't want and bring me the bark I did want. I only paid the difference in price. Within an hour, Bryan and Andrew showed up in a truck and trailer and dumped the bark I wanted and shoveled up and removed the bark I didn't want. That was amazing customer service and I am very appreciative. They went the extra mile

The Quality of their plants and staff friendliness sets them apart. They Have a wonderful…read moreselection of plants.

My favorite is the gift shop. I can always find something I can't live without. If it's plants you…read moreneed, the very knowledgeable staff can make recommendations, how best to plant and care needed. Everything that is available is suited for the Ellensburg climate. You can also get design guidance.

not very nice . i bought a lot of stuff and they were so put out it was htot and hadthis cart to…read moreroll around to by stuff and it had wheels that seemed like they were stuck

I went here looking for shade loving plants for a hanging basket and the owner was very helpful!read more

Came in and wasn't greeted as the staff member (possibly the owner) was on the phone. It was fine…read moreas I don't mind looking around, but after a couple minutes she pauses her call to ask me what I want. I mention first time here and was curious if there was any areas I shouldn't wander to which is met with a quick no and she's back on the call. I look around the plants and they are quite a bit more expensive than I expected and not a very large selection either. It's a completely different experience over at Central Nursery just down the road so I'll spend my money there.

Went for the cosmic crisp apple trees that nobody else had in stock. And, they had a great sale…read moreover Labor Day weekend. The staff was super helpful with picking the trees with the best branches, etc. They also helped us with some of the good organic treatments for dealing with the plague that has descended on our existing apples. Bud stage and beyond so we can get to harvest. Very nice overall.

My experience with nursery and landscape places is rather limited, however this place seems to be…read morean above average place - based on what I would expect from such a business. It's one of the few places currently aware you were able to buy Christmas trees, and since my Best half loves the smell of pine trees during Christmas, it was nice that we were able to find this place. The tree selection was well organized and very adequate. Things were arranged based on height of the tree with 1 foot increments increasing the cost by roughly $10. They had trees ranging from 5 to 10 feet, with a number of different styles available. I'm not smart enough to be able to tell The difference between different types of Pinetree's, but the dude working here was definitely able to... That or he was lying to me very convincingly. Inside are plenty of garden related accompaniments and signage for inside and outside your house. The next time I need a specific house plant, assign declaring that this is a secret garden, or some bulbs for perennials (is that right?) I definitely know where to go!