PLANT NURSERY IN BELLEVUE, WA
YOUR PLANT NURSERY IN BELLEVUE, WA​
Our plant nursery in Bellevue, WA is a one-stop destination for all things gardening. We have an extensive selection of outdoor and indoor plants: from backyard staples and specimen plants, to plants that are unusual and hard to find. Our knowledgeable nursery team is always on hand to give you advice for growing a beautiful, thriving garden. Visit us and see why we're one of the most trusted plant nurseries in Bellevue, WA and surrounding communities.
30% OFF ALL FRUIT TREES AND 50% OFF BERRY SHRUBS
GREAT DEALS ON EDIBLES!
Sale Includes:
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All fruit trees - 30% Off
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Raspberries, blackberries, marionberries - 50% Off
Our fruit tree selection is extensive! Combination (self-pollinating) cherry, pear, peach, apple, and plum trees; miniature peach and nectarine trees, fig trees, quince, persimmon, and Asian pear trees. *​Sale also includes citrus trees and kiwi vines.
20% OFF HANGING BASKETS AND CONTAINER GARDENS
We have hundreds of hanging flower baskets and container gardens on sale! New delivery of sun-loving, shade-loving and mixed sun/shade. Sizes range from 12" to 16" to extra large "City Baskets". Prices start at just $29.99.
SUMMERTIME FAVORITES
NEW! Caladiums
Bee Balm (Monarda)
Begonias, tuberous and wax
Blanketflower (Gaillardia)
Butterfly Bush (Buddleja)
Cape fuchsias (Phygelius)
Cardinal flower (Lobelia)
Coleus, Cosmos, Cuphea
Coneflower (Echinacea)
Fuchsias
Hummingbird mint (Agastache)
Salvias - all varieties
Tickseed (Coreopsis)
Snapdragons
Verbena
Zinnias
Akebia (smells like chocolate!)
Golden Hops
Honeysuckle
Jasmine
Mandevilla
Potato Vine
Trumpet Vine
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Abelia
Crapemyrtle (several varieties)
Hydrangea (several varieties)
Mock Orange (Philadelphus)
Rose of Sharon (several varieties)
Weigela
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INDOOR PLANTS
We have a great selection of indoor plants for the great indoors. Whether you live in a house, apartment, or anywhere in between, there's a plant for you. We carry tropical plants, succulents, low-light favorites, and collectors' plants.
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Don't forget: many indoor plants can become outdoor plants once the temperatures rise.
