I've stopped into Rodgers Country Nursery quite a few times over the last two years. It's a smaller…read morenursery a bit off the beaten path between Silverdale and Bremerton but they do have a decent selection of fruit trees, shrubs and quality soil amendments so I always make a point of stopping in when driving by just in case something catches my eye. Last season I snagged two large trees (just saplings at the time) in their clearance corner. This year I've stopped in two or three more times shopping for annuals but when a decent supply never seemed to materialize I ended up purchasing elsewhere. That being said I did grab a few new shrubs that I'm quite pleased with so I'm still glad I went. Make sure to ask about their punch card and it's certainly worth a stop if you're in the area.

I ordered six pinus parviflora conifer this past month. I repeatedly asked for plant sizes,…read morebut they would not give me that info. They sent some pictures of the plants,but the plants I received were much smaller than expected and two of them were simply one branch with a few needles on the top. They only labeled two of the plants. I was extremely disappointed with the size and lack of fullness os the plants and feel I wasted over $200. I dealt with Heidi and have e-mailed my concerns to her,but so far have had no response from her. I would never purchase from them again unless they are willing to give you the exact height and width of the plants they are sending and send pictures of the plants they are sending-not pictures showing larger plants

If you are a plant connoisseur, and you miss Heronswood Nursery, on the Kitsap Peninsula, then you…read moremust visit Dragonfly Farms. It goes a long way towards filling the hole made by the Heronswood closing. Heidi, the owner, is so enthusiastic about her plants, and will do her best to get you excited, too. The planted areas showcase her very cool, and unusual selections. This little specialty nursery has grown by leaps and bounds in just a few years. If you love hard-to-find and unusual plants, you need to visit Dragonfly. Just budget enough time, because there's a lot to look at. Check the hours, too, as they vary depending on the time of the year it is. Rumor has it they will be carrying a lot of dwarf and smaller evergreens during the 2011 season.

Gorgeous! Wonderful people too! Lots of rhododendron and…read moreperennials in a beautiful setting. Prices are reasonable. There's plenty of parking. We packed a picnic lunch and found a little spot just south of the nursery. It was a fun day!

Have passed by Whitney dozens of times over many years and never stopped in until this past Sunday…read more We were absolutely blown away by the size, care and age of specimens in the gardens. And the nursery is immense. They also have an impressive selection of native plants now as well (moreso than most other nurseries in the region). Just an astounding operation with such a cool history. Our only regret is not coming sooner. We will be back, many times.

First of all, meeting Dan felt like meeting a celebrity to me because I've watched so many of his…read morevideos. But aside from being starstruck, I was absolutely floored by the sheer number of incredible bonsai, many of which were absolutely world class. Most of his trees have a very rustic, rough/natural appeal, TONS of deadwood and shari/jin features, none of his junipers are styled in the traditional Japanese or Chinese methods, but I could see many of these trees winning prizes in the national here in the state's. Especially his azaleas and rock plantings. Dan was very down to earth and happy to talk shop endlessly even though we showed up on their day off accidentally (Apple Maps wasn't updated to their winter hours). Despite this, after hearing that I was a true bonsai fanatic his lovely wife allowed me in and let us roam free. Needless to say I was in heaven! We were on our way to a hike so we had to leave after only an hour, but I could easily have spent a full day there. Dan apparently will take offers on his extraordinary trees. Lord knows he has plenty! Had I known that going in I might have looked at them differently, as potential purchases. He had sold a lovely 60-year-old bougainvillea to a woman and was showing her how to train it. All of which cost her less than $600 surprisingly! All things considered, it was truly a wonderful experience and next time I'm in Puget Sound I'm definitely going back (with some money).

When we got out of the car from when we left, someone was always by us. We didn't know if they…read moreliked us or not. The lady owner with blonde hair kept following us inside the store and outside. It made us feel really uncomfortable because she was just following us and didn't say anything. It was nice of her to show us around, but she kept on following us. Especially this older gentleman. We still didn't know if they wanted us to leave or if they liked us. You have to pay to go out back and see all the bonsai. Inside is cool. We couldn't see most of it because in some areas it's hard to get around.

This was a great experience from the beginning. The woman who took my order was funny and friendly…read more They were able to deliver my topsoil the next day. The driver was also very friendly and accommodating. To top it off the soil is just perfect. Also they were $78 cheaper than my next bid. Highly recommend

Pick this place any day compared to Olympic Organics Place…read moreis a bit run down dusty gravel road but at least they are honest Be ready to get the car wash after coming back from this place. Fair deal, honest measurement $10/yard dump fee

We came by here on the 22nd of November, it was the first day they opened; for $5.00 we were able…read moreto pick and reserve our tree AND decide on the date we wanted to come and cut/pick it up. This was not only the fastest, but easiest Christmas tree hunt we've had. The tree is perfect and prices were fair. We'll be back to do the same again next year!

A family owned business filled with a variety of healthy trees. Love the personality - helpful…read morestaff and just so much fun! Prices are good... less than expected. Cash only so make sure you come prepared.

Update: this year they have a digital map (QR code) also on their Facebook page. People were really…read morehelpful in providing recommendations on where to go, and whole process was pretty quick! It was sort of packed on Saturday with the good weather and being the first Saturday after Thanksgiving. Still easy in and out, just a lot more people. (It's ok they have a lot of trees!)

Love this place. Great prices and friendly people. Cheaper than most. We also get the Christmas…read morereefs there as well.

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.