We came here for the cute Halloween event they had here. They had a fun cute trail for the kids to…read moreexplore with pumpkins made by kids. We were able to add our own to the mix! They had a small area for photos and a small maze for the little ones. Some pictures to put your head through to take some cute pictures. Everything was very nice and clean. I didn't make it inside the shop but will definitely come back again to check out some more.

A lovely and fun place to visit! We went for the first time during Covid, specifically for their…read moreannual pumpkin walk, so pleased to see that customers (and staff) were thoughtful, careful and respectful in maintaining a minimum six feet distance from others, wearing masks, and being so friendly. The pumpkin walk led us along a small path through a wooded area just behind the parking lot, where over 250 pumpkins were painted/decorated in a variety of themes and displayed for us to enjoy on our meandering walk. We were allowed to take photos and others coming through patiently gave us the space to do so. The staff we briefly interacted with were friendly and so excited to see us all decked out in costumes for this Halloween-inspired walk. They decorated the plants, trees and gourds around the nursery, making for a fun experience all around.

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.

I found Jones Tree Farm when I was living over on the Kitsap side, and my husband and I went there…read moreevery year wandered around with our dog until we found the tree that was singing to us. Not pushy, lots of variety, reasonable prices. Fast forward a few years and over to the Seattle side. I'm a board member for a charitable organization, and every year we hold a largish holiday event for people with disabilities. Two bands, pirates, snacks, Santa Claus, the whole nine, even two trees. Last year I figured out that the people who donate the trees are the very same people whose tree farm we used to go to! They donate every year and even deliver the trees to a location convenient to us! Wonderful people!

Love love love this place! Dog friendly! Amazingly owned! Beautiful selection of treea!read more

I ordered six pinus parviflora conifer this past month. I repeatedly asked for plant sizes,…read morebut they would not give me that info. They sent some pictures of the plants,but the plants I received were much smaller than expected and two of them were simply one branch with a few needles on the top. They only labeled two of the plants. I was extremely disappointed with the size and lack of fullness os the plants and feel I wasted over $200. I dealt with Heidi and have e-mailed my concerns to her,but so far have had no response from her. I would never purchase from them again unless they are willing to give you the exact height and width of the plants they are sending and send pictures of the plants they are sending-not pictures showing larger plants

If you are a plant connoisseur, and you miss Heronswood Nursery, on the Kitsap Peninsula, then you…read moremust visit Dragonfly Farms. It goes a long way towards filling the hole made by the Heronswood closing. Heidi, the owner, is so enthusiastic about her plants, and will do her best to get you excited, too. The planted areas showcase her very cool, and unusual selections. This little specialty nursery has grown by leaps and bounds in just a few years. If you love hard-to-find and unusual plants, you need to visit Dragonfly. Just budget enough time, because there's a lot to look at. Check the hours, too, as they vary depending on the time of the year it is. Rumor has it they will be carrying a lot of dwarf and smaller evergreens during the 2011 season.

This was a great experience from the beginning. The woman who took my order was funny and friendly…read more They were able to deliver my topsoil the next day. The driver was also very friendly and accommodating. To top it off the soil is just perfect. Also they were $78 cheaper than my next bid. Highly recommend

Pick this place any day compared to Olympic Organics Place…read moreis a bit run down dusty gravel road but at least they are honest Be ready to get the car wash after coming back from this place. Fair deal, honest measurement $10/yard dump fee

This is a perfect home and garden store with collections from all over the world. You can spend…read morehours in the store and have a million ideas of decor. They have a second store in one of the other islands. Check out my photos especially the red wreath that I had my heart set on. I would certainly go again.

Details Home and Garden is a charming store for the entertainer/home decorator. I felt like it…read morecaters to those who like to host dinner parties or garden gatherings. The store sells things like serving ware, tablecloths, fabric napkins, cook books, books on decor, and so forth. Towards the front, there were seasonal holiday items like Halloween reed fillers for vases. Charmingly, above the items for sale, they have beautiful displays of such floral decor. They didn't appear to be on sale, but you could ask. I enjoyed coming here and would definitely come back again.

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.

We got our wedding bouquets, boutonnieres, and a few buckets of flowers from Persephone Farm. They…read moredid a lovely job arranging the flowers. I gave Rebecca a few pictures of what I was looking for and she was right on point! I would recommend working with these local farmers for your next wedding!

In Indianola, a short Ferry ride away from Seattle or Edmonds, Persephone farms raises high quality…read moreorganic produce. Local residents and nearby restaurants all love their salads and vegetables. The people are nice, the merchandise is excellent. This place is great.