Large selection of healthy plants. Staff is knowledgeable and shares information to help you be…read moresuccessful in your gardening endeavor. Our backstory...we found Sebright more than 15 years ago and started our shade plants collection at our cabin. Forest fire took away over 12 years of gardening. After fire we dug down to find ash laden root balls with live eyes! Brought them home...cleaned them up and grew them out with 90% success rate. Our replacement garden is thriving With many more adds from Sebright. I have pix if you are interested! The exhibition gardens are inspirational! When we have out of town guests we share Sebright with them.

If you are looking for shade and woodland plants, Sebright Gardens is one of your best options in…read morethe area. If you are seeking hostas, they are your number one option in Oregon, and maybe anywhere! Seriously, I started to try to pick some out, but I didn't have a lot of spare time, so decided I'd better return when I had a couple hours. They, no exaggeration, have 500+ varieties! In addition to the absolutely insane amount of hostas, they also had more varieties of ferns, astilbe and epimedium than I have ever seen gathered in one place. I quickly filled a basket with my selections, then loped along, arms overflowing with additional plants that didn't fit. There were a couple customers in line as I was paying, and we all laughed about trying to limit your purchases by only using a basket. Learn from my mistakes and opt for the carts! Anyways, I ended up with a beautiful golden geum, three hardy fuchsias, two yellow wonder strawberries, a red (Valentine) bleeding heart, striped lily of the valley, a hardy begonia, and dancing geisha dianthus. They had all the kooky, fun plant varieties that I am always seeking, in addition to their more standard counterparts. They also had limited bushes and trees, and some pretty display gardens and landscaping to serve as inspiration. Prices are comparable to other nurseries, in some cases lower. The gentleman who assisted me at checkout was friendly and nice, and Sebright just felt like such a pleasant place to shop as all the customers were so sweet and echoed excitement about everyone else's finds in addition to their own. Sebrights are my favorite chickens. Just look one up and tell me they aren't the cutest! You know this nursery must be good if they share a moniker. Lastly, while they don't have a specific date they open for the season each year, for 2022 it was the end of March, and they said that is about in line with what they normally do. So if you get a hankerin' for some early spring gardening they are ready for ya!

GREAT! I live close to Sweet Home OR. By accident I found you about six years ago. I have been a…read morefan ever since. I have told many people of your nursery. I know that at least one couple buy from you every year. Your baskets are the best I have ever seen. The lady's that work for you are all so friendly and helpful. Your plantings in the white urns are just outstanding, I can't describe How pretty they are. If you still have them in early June, I may try and make another trip. Do you advertise your sale? I didn't know that in early June you drop your price. Where could I find about your sale? Thanks

Beautiful patio pots featuring a huge variety of texture and color in one pot. They're the best in…read morethe area with reasonable pricing. I typically wait until early June when everything is 25% off.

Healthy plants, helpful owners, good selection and good prices. It is my go-to nursery.read more

Excellent plant and shrub selection and very helpful staff made the drive worth our time!read more

I picked up a tray of noble fir saplings from Brooks. They were helpful, friendly, and overall…read moreawesome!

This farm has it all! A store with fresh produce, animals and activities for the kids, and…read moreflowers/plants. Right now, the harvest festival is going on, and they reduced the prices for adults this year which is appreciated. I always seem to have great customer service when I go, everyone just seems really happy to be there.

I have been following Brian and his YouTube for several years now, watching his tips and tricks for…read moreplants as well as his introductions to new plants. I had the chance to finally visit the farm and I was not disappointed. We had the famous donuts, delicious! And the plant selection was really fun and well stocked. Prices are fair and you can find some real great deals there as well. Worth the trip.

Only open 2 times a year to the public. Mother's Day weekend and the weekend before. Good prices,…read morevery nice selection of plants and colors, very helpful employees to get your plants to your car. Sorry David. I knew it was only two weekends, but we thought it was the weekend before and the weekend of Mothers Day. Good to know plus it helps anyone that sees this review of the correct dates. Thank you for the correction.

Obersinner opens to the public two weekends in spring where one can find good bargains but one can…read morealso find B&B Trees that have had their roots cut severely. We are repeat customers who went this year and spent close to $400. 2 of the trees were over $100 and we were disappointed at the lack of roots. We are babying them trying to get them to survive. The savings and good deals don't look so good when you get a bad deal. All sales final, the sign says. Next time, no balled and burlap trees. We will be more careful in the future.

We have known about Bauman's for over 10 years...but could never muster the desire and finances to…read moremake this venture. I hate crowds and I like my money...so it was always easier to go to the free ones (the popular ones in September) and just go to a lot of different pumpkin patches over the course of September and October. We really appreciated all of the smaller, less popular ones in late October while avoiding the crowds at the big ones in September. So as time marches on and our kids are bigger and we've literally been to every freaking pumpkin patch within 2 hours of Portland, we decided that it was time to suck it up, drop some dough, and go to the one pumpkin patch that charges admission (well, besides the nickel and dime that occurs at others...ie...Roloff Farms was another nightmare) WHAT A BLAST! SO MUCH FUN! I imagine we could have made it a little more affordable and dodged the unlimited bracelets for the adults but honestly, that's what we as a family are about...experiencing life and all of its joys alongside our kids. I skipped the nuthouse and the bug train but several rounds of laser tag, and a couple of trips through what...4 or 5 different mazes? So much fun! The best part, we used our tried and true routine of going in September before most of the 'Portland crowd' realizes that Autumn is upon us and we avoided the crowds. We were there 15 minutes before they opened and didn't leave until after 4...we definitely got our money's worth! And where admission seems a bit bizarre, this isn't your run of the mill pumpkin patch...in fact, we almost forgot to go to the pumpkin patch! Where they also make up for the admission is with the bracelet, you quickly pay for that puppy with just a few activities. Furthermore, the food is not only good...but also cheapish. I mean, it's canned chili but hey, it's only $3.50 for a big bowl. They have roasted squash (pay attention other pumpkin patches...offer your homegrown product on the menu and not just warmed over bar food and sausages) At the same time, their corn wasn't great and the elotes was canned as well...but the fries were to die for. Tasty pretzels and chicken bites, Apple cider doughnuts and just apple cider...it was all super tasty and affordable...and the warm chocolate chip cookies in a bucket...whose idea was that? AMAZING! So we played and we ate and we zipped and we tazed and we had a grand old time. In the end, I don't recall how much money I spent at the Disneyland of Pumpkin Patches (just look at Pumpkin Hill...if that's not Disney, I don't know what is...complete with a banana tree :D ) but it doesn't matter because we just laid down a whole new set of memories and a new annual pumpkin patch to our list of seasonal activities! Go Have Fun...but GO EARLY! I would not want to be here within two or three weeks of Halloween!

If you're childless and your weekend falls on a Tuesday don't go! Waste of $35 and 50 mil round…read moretrip for a cute date to see nothing. Save your $$ go elsewhere. And no warm donuts either :(

I love buying my plants from here, I take the kiddos each year to help pick and pull the wagon. We…read morealso love that it's family owned! I've been back four times this year and my plants are thriving.

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.

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.

Received a maple as a gift from my daughter 6 years ago of a Dancing Peacock Full Moon maple…read more Barely more than a stick in a gallon pot when it arrived but it was healthy and well hydrated. Grew to be a beautiful tree and was envied by my Louisville neighbors. Recently got a gift certificate from Conifer Kingdom which was emailed to me and I lost. They worked with me to resolve it, and I received a beautiful maple (Sango Kaku; wife's pick) in a three gallon pot. Very healthy. Incredibly well packaged. Brother asked me what I wanted for my birthday. Sent him a link to CK and the Dancing Peacock Full Moon maple. :-)

Great customer service and terrific plants Will be a repeat…read morebuyer in the future for sure