This is worth the drive if you live in West Linn/Oregon City area. The plants are of excellent…read morequality and the staff are so friendly. Huge assortment of multi-flowered baskets in 12" - 14" to city baskets. Prices are great!! Only place I buy baskets!!! Go before Mother's Day for a better assortment. They have grasses, annuals, succulents, perennials, you name it. I highly recommend this place.

This is such a gem of a business. It's a family business and the quality and selection of plants is…read moreINCREDIBLE. My jaw dropped when I entered this place. Also their prices are lower than anywhere else. I left with 11 echinacea and a bunch of other pretties. Also everyone there is very friendly and knowledgeable. I drive from Portland if that says anything

Hidden gem of a nursery. I met one of the owners at the Salem Saturday market. She said come check…read moreout our nursery. We finally made a trek out and they have lots of beautiful ornamental grasses, cactuses, landscaping plant and huge succulents. They are amazing and much more. Well worth the drive.

Great selection! I've been going to another Woodburn nursery but they have limited vegetable…read morestarts, which is what I was looking for. Hillcrest had a wider range of tomatoes, peppers, brassica, eggplant. While I was there, I found some annuals and perennials that weren't available at the other nursery. So glad I found Hillcrest Nursery. Competitive pricing and friendly service.

This nursery is a hidden gem! I was told by another nursery to call them to see if they had a plant…read moreafter calling all over town for it. To my surprise they had an entire flat of starts! I live in Portland so I took a little drive there and what a beautiful selection of annuals and perrenials. The staff is super friendly and I've gone back a couple of times as they have a unique selection of plants.

I'm still reeling with excitement from my visit to Alderbrook gardens several days ago. I've quite…read moreexhausted my husband with constant exclamations of "oh, and they had this," and "it was so inexpensive!" and "they were so helpful and nice!" and so forth. They have no advertising or signage up, thus when I arrived I thought maybe they were wholesale only. But it's hard to deter me from plants so I marched on in, and the lovely woman who greeted me was friendly and helpful as could be, confirming they were open to the public and handing off a box to fill with treasures. They also have handy wagons available. The nursery is very large, and every time I thought I'd seen everything the next corner would reveal another greenhouse. I quickly filled a box with herbs of every sort, then another with healthy perennials, strawberries, and even a mix of daffodils and narcissus. Oh, and don't forget they have houseplants! I got so much good stuff, but a few favorite finds were peonies, bleeding hearts, astilbe, purple basil, salad burnet, Vietnamese coriander, lemon verbena, Labrador violets, eucalyptus, hardy ferns, and lantana. They are cash or check only, so come prepared. It's worth going a little (or a lot!) out of your way if you usually only utilize card payments. The prices are eminently reasonable, and they even offer discounts on flats. Oh, and they are well known for their fabulous hanging baskets!

Fessler is a particularly large nursery, and on my nursery tour last weekend seemed to be one of…read morethe most popular in the area. This place was packed, and while the parking near the front of the retail space may fill, thankfully if you venture just a little further on you'll find another area. They had a great mix of plants, leaning most heavily on annuals and more houseplants than I would have expected. Noteable finds were a variety of daphne, big beautiful gallon size dahlias, a good range of smaller perennials (I snatched up three varieties of dianthus!) and herbs, large and inexpensive violas, and beautiful rex begonias. I also spotted a very large pineapple guava and nice size azaleas. Of course, they had the requisite hanging baskets too. Again, this place was really busy, but there were plenty of employees to assist, and I even saw one make sure an older waiting customer was okay, offering a chair as she'd been standing for a while. All the customers here seemed especially happy and excited. It was a fun place to shop alongside them. The only negative I can give is that many people had wagons and there is no extra space to pass two wagons along the same row in the greenhouses, but everyone was so darn courteous it was not a big deal. They also had flat boxes conveniently placed around and I would opt to just carry a box around if you can.

Excellent quality plants at amazingly low prices! We will always shop here within the limited…read moreamount of months that they are open (April through July). Great customer service as well.

I am not sure how I first found them, but I've followed Out in the Garden Nursery for a couple…read moreyears now. In February, they have Hellebore Days on weekends (also open by appointment), where you can peruse over 40 varieties of Hellebores. Ahhh! I am always itching to get out in the garden (no pun intended!) this time of year, but it is so early and many nurseries aren't even open yet. Here, though, they are celebrating many of the most special winter blooming beauties. They are located fairly far from my home, so I called before heading out and the owner picked up right away and happily answered my questions about prices and what she currently had in stock. And she was just as lovely in person! I was interested in a particular variety of hellebore which she found for me, then directed me to some others that had a similar look. Then I just had a wander around and pretty quickly fell in love with several other plants. They have a beautiful display garden along with a sweet corgie, friendly tortie kitty, and even the teeniest most adorable little serama chickens. I could have spent hours there! I ended up with a couple hellebores, a unique and new-to-me variety of Sweet Box, a beautiful and incredibly fragrant witch hazel (in addition to the hellebores, they had the largest variety of witch hazels I have ever seen) and a nice size Chinese Paperbush that I just could not walk away from (if you know anything about them she is Akebono and she is gorgeous!). I left behind a purple daphne that I'm still kicking myself about. They have a wide variety of plants, but they do seem to have special love for the more shade tolerant and/or fragrant varieties. Prices on all were good to excellent. I believe they had three designated parking spots, but there was another grassy section that appeared to be used for overflow parking, and I wouldn't expect them to get super busy anyways (although by the time I left there were several other customers there). This was such a great little nursery and an absolute pleasure to shop, I will absolutely be back.

Beautiful garden space. Not sure if I'd call it English-style but it was very nice and…read morewell-manicured. Was here for a colleague's retirement party. Overall just very nice grounds with enough parking and clean restrooms.

I went here with my family to buy some pineapple guava. We ended up buying six guavas, a black…read morePersian mulberry, and a lot of other plants. We bought two giant Korean pears advertised at 30 dollars which is pretty cheap for how big they are and when they rang us up, it was only 25! Cool beans! I also checked in on yelp and they gave me a free 4" plant for free. I decided to get a rosemary plant. I was pleasantly surprised with this nursery. The staff are very friendly and helpful. It is definitely a great place to shop for plants. It is definitely a smelly place though.

By far the best nursery in Oregon. I want to apologize for my negative review. I'll definitely be…read moreback this spring for more amazing plants!

Healthy flowering baskets that last all summer long. Great family runs this place, and I treasure…read morehitting them up the first day of the Beaverton Farmer's market each year. for my hanging baskets. Can attest to their great tomato starts and amazing geraniums, which are ginormous :) Next year I hope to make it out to their farm to have an even better selection to choose from...Will someone on Yelp please remind me the day after tax day?

Really beautiful hanging baskets and geraniums! Nice people too! Shopped them at the Canby Master…read moreGardeners Sale last weekend and they had the best looking hanging baskets of the show! Can't wait to go out to their farm and see more!

My new favorite place. Their selection will make your toes curl. The service is so amazing and…read morehelpful. I never had service this amazing and knowledgeable. The gentleman who helped me Gabriel should have a tip jar. The prices for how hard to find these plants are extremely reasonable. If you want a garden where the plants are the talk of the town the. This is the place to go.

I discovered this place at Hortlandia this year and I've been out multiple times! It's a bit of a…read moredrive but so worth it! They have the best selection of unusual plants in the area, hands down! Also the prices are fair and the staff is friendly. It's a great overall experience!

Delicious berries (and other fruit, honey, & often veggies) in an idyllic setting. I got a separate…read morefreezer so I could have their berries on hand year round. Full disclosure: I'm a cousin of the folks who own & run the farm (but would give it 5 stars even if I wasn't :-)

When it's berry picking season, I head to Morning Shade Farm! They have so many varieties -…read moreblackberries, boysenberries, Marion berries, elderberries, raspberries. The blackberries and Marionberries, my fave. They are big, plump, and bursting with flavor. Plus, they are so much easier to pick at a farm where the bushes are staked to a trellis vs. the wild ones I pick on the side of the road. Don't get me wrong, I do pick the wild ones, but I'm usually covered in juice and my hands and arms get all pricked. When I'm here, I pick a huge bucketful so I can make pies. The berries are so sweet I just add a little sugar and lemon juice and the pies are perfect. Also pick enough so I can enjoy some plain, by the handfuls. Their blueberries are sweet and delicious, too! I make space in my freezer so I can have them throughout the year. If you don't want to pick your own, no worries, they sell containers and flats in their cute country store along with other food and gift items. This family farm is so picturesque! It's a lovely setting and it's well run with friendly staff. If you are picking fruit, definitely go in the morning to avoid the sun beating down on your back. And wear a hat!

I can not resist a garden store and French Prairie is not an ordinary garden store! Yes, there is a…read morebeautiful collection and wide variety of perennials available for purchase along with yard art and pots and planters. But wander into the store and you will be amazed at how many gift items are inside. So many, it is a bit dizzying at first! So much to look at every which way you turn so I took my time, wandered in and out of every nook and corner and then took a second lap! Here is what I saw: -Bright metal yard art - think giant coneflowers and flamingos and birds. -Dried and faux flowers. -Dish towels - I bought white ones with turquoise & orange cats all over. -Guest napkins. -Gnomes for Fall, for Christmas, for summer. -Candles. -Soaps. -Books. -Framed prints. -Jewelry. -Plants. -Pots. -Pillows. -Throw blankets. -Wind-charms. -Greeting cards. -Chocolate. Sprinkled throughout are seasonal decorations. On this day, there were lots of fall and Halloween items as well as Christmas trees and ornaments. Loved the clip on succulent ornaments and may just have to go back for a dozen. I am sure there was more than what I listed but you get the point! There is a lot of stuff! And it's nice and reasonably priced. Located closer to the Post Office a little away from the row of shops, don't miss this shop!