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    4.4(5 reviews)
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    Great place. Knowledgeable, good prices, excellent plants. I talk to the main guy here about all…read moresorts of plants and it's clear he cares a lot about them and native gardening. When I was interested in certain plants he asked the location and area and made recommendations against some of them because they would likely die. These plants just look good in any garden and easier to maintain than non-native ones. Best PNW native plant nursery I've been to in WA and parts of Oregon.

    Be careful at this nursery. Go slowly, don't let the sales person pressure you to look at the next…read morefabulous plant before you have had time to check out each plant using your county's native plant list to make sure it will flourish where you intend to plant it. Last year we bought about 15 perennials which the sales lady assured us were natives. Well they might have been natives of the Pacific Northwest but as I discovered when I looked them up in the King County Native Plant List, they were not native to here. I've gardened for over 65 years. I know how to care for and plant nursery plants and I was very careful with these because the plants were expensive. Of the fifteen, only a handful survived the winter. Of course we had a record breaking cold in the winter of 2023-2024 but the cold didn't kill my other plants which I know are native. So take your time. Check out each plants before purchasing it and thank you and god bless for planting native plants on your property.

    Dragonfly Farms - gardening - Updated May 2026

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