Watson's has just opened up, and still has a little construction going on, they are woking hard…read more The people working there are really nice and offer good educational tips. I'm told that they will be having a Grand opening soon and will offer workshops and classes. They have a good selection, especially of "bare root" trees ( which they potted in big peat pots that can go right on the ground). When I looked at the fruit trees and figured the cost of pots, trees, and soil, it's a really good buy.

A nice selection of cute charming flower pots. I've only seen solid dark colors in other garden…read morecenters in Olympia. The folks there were friendly. Yes the pots are "pricey" but they are everywhere and without the selection.

We are landscaping our new homes backyard in Lacey at Ovation at Oaktree with a Japanese theme. We…read morewanted to select slow growing trees (dwarf) and bushes/shrubs. They helped us select more than 40 items and they are keeping and caring for them until we plant in September. Great service and great prices.

The plants of the nursery are of different varieties and are healthy, The service is excellent…read more Very helpful and we were given tips and recommendations regarding care .

Small, charming nursery. Mom has been looking high and low for bougainvillea and they didn't have…read moreit, but the nice owner with the dog recommended other large nurseries we might want to try.

One of favorite local businesses where we buy chicken feed and straw for our hens, as well as the…read moreoccasional plant. The owner and staff are great and we love Poppy, the shop mascot.

Great selection, very nice people. Knowledgeable. We will return. Recommend over the big box stores.read more

Cheesemakers, beekeepers, brewers, gardeners, poultry keepers, and all other types of urban farmers…read morewill appreciate the huge selection of goods at Eastside Urban Farm & Garden. What an incredible inventory for a store so close to town. I came looking for seed and bone meals, ground rock minerals, lime, and such, for making Complete Organic Fertilizer. They had everything needed to make COF, and quite a bit more. They even had Langbeinite. Wow! Friendly and super-efficient customer service was provided during both of my trips this week, and Star was especially helpful in the amendments area out back by the bales of straw. I used to go shopping for farm supplies at another store south of Oly, but no more. With a convenient location, friendly staff, and one of the best selections of stock anywhere, Eastside UF&G is my favorite new farm store. It's worth the drive from Seattle, or anywhere else in the Puget Sound region. I'll be back!

What an absolute gem of a shop. Amazing selection of everything a botanophile could possibly…read moredesire, incredibly kind and knowledgeable staff, and a wonderful atmosphere. All of the plants are very healthy and there is something for everyone's price range. Got some great tips on keeping my new maidenhair fern alive after a previously unsuccessful track record.

Adorable store and amazing plant selection. They even have more rare plant species if that is your…read morething. All of my plants from Underhill have done great at my house and the team there is very welcoming and knowledgeable.

This nursery has an enormous selection of plants. I've been there a dozen times and I'm still in…read moreawe as to how many plants they have. They also have a nice selection of garden tools, supplies, and whatever else you need for gardening. They even have an enormous indoor plant section. Prices are a bit higher than other places but you can't get the selection and variety anywhere else either. There just so many plants...

It looks me 5 attendants and nearly an hour just to get one bag of perlite. I paid about 2x more…read morefor it than I would have anywhere else. Unless you don't mind paying way more than necessary, I would recommend avoiding this place.

This is a nice nursery, with a great selection and a big gift shop! They also have beautiful…read morehouseplants for sale for good prices! The nursery employees are knowledgeable and willing to offer advice, and suggestions!

I like The Barn because they have a lot of inventory and are big enough without being too big. They…read morehave a nice little gift store on sight where you can get candy, teas, etc, and different stations inside like the New Agey section, the Kids section, planting accessories section. Today we found aphids on mom's hollyhocks so we headed over to get lady bugs. The cashier was so helpful, telling us when to apply them and I liked how instead of telling us where to go to find items, she just went to get them for us since it wasn't busy. Now that's service.

I've always liked this place. I think the no-nonsense name of the place is pretty on brand with…read morethe whole experience. It's very no frills, all outdoors, all about the plants, all super fair prices. If you want five sales people to be all in your face, or a sales person to "check on you" as if you are a child, this is not the place for you. It's like a plant lover introvert's heaven. You can just walk through outdoor greenhouse after greenhouse, and you are surrounded by all the plants. There is just SO much. There's maybe 20-40 of every plant, all on one grouping, so you can really peruse and get a good sense of the vibe of a given type of plant, if you are woo-woo like that, which I am. :-) There are signs to give you the essential facts of each plant, plus of course you can hop on the internet w/your cell phone and research more as you wish. There are sales people but they are few and far between which is just the way I want it. If I want help I can find someone, but mostly I want to peruse and make up my own mind. Once you know what you want you put it onto a dolly and bring it to the main building by the parking and entrance & you pay. Easy peasy. I'm sure if what you're getting was too big for you to get onto a dolly yourself they'd help. They have lots of trees and bigger things too. I heard ever since the pandemic this giant location has been open to both wholesale and retail customers, so you can disregard that ancient review saying this location was only wholesale. Now this giant location is their only location. (The photos from a yelper from 2019 are of the smaller location they no longer have.) The prices shown are wholesale but you just add 35% or whatever in your mind. The prices even with the retail markup are way cheaper than I've found in any other area nursery, which is probably he biggest reason I keep coming back. Also you can look up plant availability online on their website. Their list is not perfectly accurate or guaranteed, like they could have fewer of a plant than the list says, but it's a definite plus since I like to sit at home and research different plant varieties and plan. I don't know of any other area nursery that offers an online plant inventory list.

My friend and I were visiting nurseries today. She couldn't find one particular plant she has been…read moresearching for. This is how we discovered The Plant Place. How is it that I didn't know of this amazing nursery in Tumwater?! They not only had multiple of the specific plant my friend had been searching for, they have a massive selection! So many greenhouses...so many plants, trees, and bushes! We were helped by Erica who impressively knew where to find every plant in that massive place and had extensive knowledge. And now I have a new favorite nursery to introduce my friends to. Thank you Erica for your help! We both spent more than we had planned and we had a blast doing so!

We were very happy to discover Puget Sound Plants. They have an exceptional selection of plants,…read moreflowers and trees spread throughout dozens of greenhouses and grounds. All of their plants are very healthy & robust. They transplanted well and are thriving in our garden. Note that this is a wholesale nursery, so don't expect the same service you get in a retail nursery, where often they will escort you around and help with selections. At a Puget Sound Plants you get a map and they will tell you where to find the plants you're seeking. You go gather them and bring to the office (or a worker will bring them for you), where they are tallied up and you get the total bill. My only frustration is not knowing owing how much the plants cost until you go to pay. It would be nice to have a price list or a QR code to find prices. However, we got a great selection of plants for our new garden and all were so nice we are happy. The most expensive was a small Japanese Maple that was $175. I suggest you bring a list of what you want and ask the office for the location and prices before you go. If you then spot other items you want, you'll have a decent idea of the cost.

From the owner: We are a wholesale landscape nursery specializing in growing and distributing plant material for…read morelandscape professionals throughout Washington State. We have a large selection of trees, shrubs, groundcovers, and perennials available for immediate pickup or delivery to the job sites of our customers. Our 35 acre distribution site in Olympia is stocked with plants produced between three off site plant farms totaling 200 acres. Our hard working staff is available to consult with architects, designers, and landscapers to ensure that each project is a success. We enjoy assisting our customers and their clients with plant selections for all kinds of landscapes.