Hat tip to Cooleen Gardens staff! We were looking for a specific plant (for a memorial, but they…read moredidn't know that). Without hesitation they said that they didn't have what we were looking for but suggested another local nursery that did. I'll be back to Cooleen - they take care of people.

We came in to look for some potting soil and maybe take a stroll to look at houseplants. While they…read moredidn't have particularly what we were looking for, they were friendly and were still able to help. I would definitely recommend this business to others for the selection and the experience.

Great experience! U-pick flowers, as much as you can hold in your hand for $5! Can't beat that…read moreprice!! They also have a farmers market stand with fresh produce. You can borrow the cutters for the flowers at the register. Pick your flowers and pay before you leave. I wish I lived closer I would go weekly. Is it worth the drive?...yes

I went there last week. A lot of cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower. I bought 3 heads of cabbage,…read moreon cauliflower, 3 large stems of broccoli. Kept on head of cabbage for us, the chicken were treated with the rest. Cut of cauliflower for us to snack on and the broccoli too. Great flavors. I like the long stems on the broccoli as I peel them and eat them. Staff is always friendly. Looking forward to more veggies and flowers.

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.

If fall had a headquarters, it might just be Winney Farm…read more This cute little farm festival packed a surprising amount into one day. Live music, a beer garden, food vendors, apple tastings, a corn maze, and a pumpkin patch overflowing with every shape and shade of pumpkin imaginable. It felt authentic, relaxed, and wonderfully local. Whether you're there for the pumpkins, the cider, the maze, or just an excuse to wear your favorite flannel, you'll leave fully in the fall spirit.

I have been a customer of Winney Farms since I moved here in 2020. Bryan and Penny have…read morecontinuously improved the customer experience on the farm year over year. As a member of the CSA, I always feel like I am getting a value, and they continuously introduce new cuts of meat or recipes. As for the fall festival they host, it showcases why this farm is a pillar in the community. Penny and Bryan put so much effort into the event, and each year it gets better. Our children look forward to stopping by the farm, whether it be for a CSA pickup, stopping by some eggs or a cookie, or the annual Fall Festival. We are blessed to have Winney Farms on Bainbridge.

Healthiest plants are raised here. Beautiful selection,…read morehonest pricing, Worth checking out!

Mrs. Kim has the best selection of beautiful plants around. She really takes care of them and is…read moreextremely knowledgeable and honest. The value for the quality of plant is matched. Her customer service is excellent and she really prides herself in her nursery. My parents have purchased many plants from her in 90's and now it's my turn to redo my yard with the help of her plants. Thank you Mrs. Kim!

This is a pretty small lavender farm compared to the pictures I've seen at the ones in Sequim but…read moreit is actually very quiet and charming! To go past the shop and into the lavender farm itself to either look or pick lavender yourself the fee is $8. However if you buy something in the gift shop there is a $3 credit that gets applied to your purchase. In the lavender area itself you can help yourself picking your own lavender or just look at it and take in the tranquil environment. The view past the field is great! Also in the back there is a small building where they have two or three different kinds of ice cream you can buy, some selections have lavender in the ingredients as well as complimentary lavender lemonade. In the gift shop there are lots of lavender scented oils, soaps, home decor and more that is all lavender themed. The lady that ran the shop was very pleasant and friendly.

My sisters and I decided to go to the lavender farm in Olympia, but after finding out it was closed…read moreon Wednesday's, we had to look elsewhere, and I'm so glad we did. This is the cutest lavender farm ever! It's a local, family owned business and it includes a gift shop (which is not overpriced like other reviews have said), a mini ice cream / lemonade shop, a bunny, a hammock, a little tent (not sure if it's for kids or dogs though, little pond and fountains all throughout the property, beautiful waterfront views of the lake, and hills of lavender. Entry to the lavender farm is $8 per person (kids 10 and under are free) and with that, you can either choose to pick a little bunch of lavender included, or you can get a $3 credit for the gift shop. One thing I loved about this place was that it wasn't overly packed. There were a couple other people that stopped by while we were there, but over all, it was pretty secluded, peaceful, relaxing. I'm all for supporting small, local, family owned businesses, so finding this spot was a gem. If you're looking for a lavender field to stop at, look no further, you've come to the right place! It may not be a massive 5 acre field, but it's well worth the trip.

Rolling Bay Farm is a small, family run farm located in Bainbridge Island, WA. They have a farm…read morestand at the front of the farm. Inside you can purchase items that they make themselves at reasonable prices: USDA Pork - all standard cuts, leaf lard and pork belly ($8/lb for pork belly!) Free range eggs Jams and Fruit Butters from their orchard Seasonal garden produce Homemade soap 100% Finnsheep yarn 100% Finnsheep roving Dry rubs and bacon cure Rolling Bay Farm T-shirts- long and short sleeved Turkey (available for Thanksgiving season) During my first visit, the owner announced that two of her sheep gave birth and even showed us the baby lambs, which are on sale. So cute! While I was admiring the lambs, their llama came over to interact with the people and was super friendly. The pigs were also adorable and fun to interact with. There's a pig with markings that reminded me of a leopard/tiger that I wish I could take home as a pet. Yeah, basically this farm is filled with a lot of cute animals. Although I left empty-handed, it was a fun experience to visit the farm. Check out the farm's webpage for updates on their animals and products.

Tried to visit this past weekend but it is now closed. The owner (?) of the farm was on the grounds…read moreand he was still selling the few items he had left (jam, and various cuts of pork) but all the animals are gone.

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