Celebrate Every Day!

We have so many delightful gifts! Big hanging baskets, bright annuals, specialty trees, bath bombs, CBD treats, a jungle of gorgeous house plants, and cute pots. Lots of goodies for any occasion, or a little retail therapy (Just saying, maybe it’s you that needs the gift ;)

Mercurial March

With the first blooms arriving in our gardens and neighborhoods we are understandably antsy to get our gardens going. A sneaky warm day in February will have us convinced that spring is here, only to be thrown a surprise snow shower in March.

All of this back and forth can make it confusing to know just what we can plant. So here is a quick cheat sheet to put you on solid ground.

Seeds, seed potatoes, onions sets, garlic!

Many “hardy annuals” can be directly sown into the garden in early March. This includes peas, arugula chard, cress, spinach, cilantro, radish, and onion.

Tender annuals will do better under a cloche for a few weeks, these include carrots, parsley, broccoli, lettuce, pac choi, and mustard. Or you can just wait a few weeks for the soil to warm, and for the the chill to leave the air.

It’s important to remember that with cool temperatures, 30s and 40s, seeds germinate slowly! Keep a watch for slugs and protect new plantings.

Yes, you can plant garlic in the spring, February and March specifically. You will have delicious garlic scapes all summer long and smaller, but tasty garlic bulbs to harvest in the fall.

Seed potatoes go out in late March.

Starts from the nursery can go into the garden if we have them outside in the nursery. These plants will be hardened off and ready to go…UNLESS they are in our greenhouse. Then you know they will need protection for a while from cool temps and mercurial March weather.

Interested in Soil Delivery or Curbside Pick-up?

We are delivering soil locally for a fee, delivery details can be found here on the webshop

Curbside pick-up is always free! Just call the shop to arrange: 206 420-2047

chicken supplies

Chickens are awesome.

Fun Chicken fact:

Food grade Diatomaceous earth added to your chicken's feed will keep away pests, and keep your hens healthy. 

Pet supplies

Love your pets?  We do too! We carry high quality foods that will treat your pets right.  If we wouldn't feed it to ours, we won't feed it to yours.

Garden center

Beautiful ornamentals, organic veggies, shovels and soils.  We do our best to carry it all, so you can have it all.

    Gifts,Garden,Grubs     and good advice

Whether you are redesigning your garden, want to know what killed your tomatoes, have an itchy pet, or need a gift for a picky friend, we love to talk shop!  We always do our best to answer your questions and lead you down the right path on your quest.

So stop on by and see all we have to offer, it might surprise you.