So many varieties and walkable garden…read more Prices are half of garden center. Start at $25 per gallon.

When I see a sign that says "Peonies," I follow it! With their soft sherbet colors or bright…read morevibrant hues, ruffled petals or textured cones, I love them all! Plus, they smell so good! After a day in Salem visiting Schreiner's Iris Garden (spectacular garden filled with Iris, lupine, columbine, peony) and Adelman Peony Garden (exquisite) I passed a sign for Brook Garden Peonies and followed the trail of signs pointing the way. It's a bit off the beaten path and down a long gravel road (definitely had to wash my car afterwards!) that takes you past the garden's owners home to a large parking area next to a field of peonies. Mid May to mid June is the best time to go if you want to experience the peony, and iris, if full bloom. It's a spectacular sight with a huge variety in color combinations, petal shape and texture. Nothing like spending time in the beauty of nature to breath it all in. It has a way of grounding you and giving perspective to the greater world around you. This garden is not a structured garden for viewing like you will experience at Adelman's, where they have a formal garden in front and fields of peonies in the back. This is a field where you can wonder up and down the rows and identify peonies that you like from the hundred plus varieties, many heirloom. Many prolific bloomers. Next to the field is the covered area where the owners ring up your purchases. You can purchase gallon containers for your garden and bouquets of these gorgeous and fragrant flowers for your home. The owners are so friendly and clearly enthusiastic about their farm. They genuinely want their customers to be excited and have great results with their own peonies And offer tips on how and where to plant and how to get the most blooms. for the 2021 season, they are open May 1 through June 13 on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am - 6 pm.

Starting to adventure out and check out all the cool nurseries Oregon has to offer. This business…read morehas a nice selection of pots, plants and hanging baskets. The shop is nicely organized and I felt safe in being inside the store given Covid-19. I am just starting to learn about inside plants including terrarium building. My only suggestion to the store would be a bit more friendly and helpful when a customer asks questions. I ended up spending nearly $200 in the store including items for my first terrarium. I asked about how to best plant within the terrarium since the opening was so small and the worker made me feel like I was asking a silly question. I ended up watching a few YouTube videos which was super helpful. I think my first attempt turned out awesome!!

Great selection of plants and friendly knowledgeable staff. Great place if your looking for easy to…read moremaintain house plants but they also some more advanced selection as well as good decorative pots

This place is amazing! Beautiful store with lots of plants and art for your garden. Plus side…read morethey have stray cats they take care of unfortunately cant pet which I totally get lol they just cute though! AND A BEER GARDEN! Ha thats amazing. The ladies were so friendly and I enjoyed my experience been there twice already and spent money each time finding little air plants and pots and little trinkets. Reasonable pricing.

Gurntner's is a nice garden center in south Salem. They have a bar in the mold that sales beer and…read morewine that you can enjoy while shopping or sit in the cabana. We have purchased quite a few plants from here. We also, purchased bags of hazelnut shells for ground cover, which help detour cars and sails from your gardens.

This place was definitely not worth my time visiting due to the fact the items are overpriced they…read moreoffer no discount and will not price match.

The guys here are knowledgeable, nice and helpful. Best grow shop I've been to. They moved off…read morePortland rd

Another great review for Bark Boys. They promptly came out and gave me a quote for having bark…read moreblown in on our small lot. We scheduled it for a couple weeks out, they arrived on time, were very polite and professional, and finished the job in about an hour. Cleanup was perfect, you couldn't even tell they had been here when they left. I'm sure we'll be calling them again in the future. Edit - The only negative is their payment system. You have to call the office (or have the driver do it when they're done) and read off your credit card number so they can run it, like it's 1993 or something. They have a nice website, why can't they incorporate e-payments on it?

They are very flexible and friendly. I highly recommend them to anyone needing a place to take fill…read moredirt or get bark or gravel.

THE northwest provider of wholesale bare root small fruit stock, as well as commercial planting…read morestocks of asparagus and rhubarb. Excellent source for currants and gooseberries. I can't recommend them highly enough.

IMPRESSIVE. We have purchased seeds and look forward to planting them. We found out about the…read morecompany from the Silvertonwildflowertours.com sign on the side of the road. Today we went on the 1.5hr standard tour thinking that would be a long tour. We were wrong, next time we will choose the 2.5hr tour. Angela was our guide and a wealth of information. The tour van was clean, comfortable, and they had water available. Things to Note: *The ride is on winding and dirt roads. It was a blast for me, but if you get car sick or don't enjoy a few small bounces... It would not be for someone with issues of balance. *Early morning is best of heat could be an issue for you. We went on the 8:45am tour, it was great. We worn jackets in the morning then took the them off in the later part of the tour. I highly recommend the longer tour. We felt we would have liked more time among each field and to visit more. * Angela brought up a great point. It's good to plan to go on more than one tour as different flowers bloom at different times. Lastly we were so happy to hear about the process of seed farming from the soil to the seed cleaners. It's a wonder farmers can even stay in business due to insurance and wage costs. Could you imagine having to pay people $25+ an hour just to pull weeds? I hope this family keeps the tours going and I want to take all our friends and family. * Don't be like me, read the rules and wear close toed shoes :) One of my favorite moments was when Angela shared the prepared examples of seeds before and after cleaning.

I was impressed by the selection of seeds they offer, and it's an Oregon business, so of course I…read moreordered seed from them for reseeding my pastures. They shipped the wrong seed, but fixed the problem quickly, much to my satisfaction. Sometimes you learn the most about a business from how they deal with mistakes, and Silver Falls Seed Company was as good as it gets.

Doing business on multiple occasions has consistently been a GREAT experience. I have acreage and…read morean organic garden with vegetables and fruit trees on the Oregon coast. Julia is my "go to girl" who has all the answers and has always been there for me with my many questions! The staff and the delivery people have been very professional going out of their way to meet my needs. This company has always had the best price and the best quality soil products for my needs. Thank you Highway Fuel and Julia for the many years of service. You're all great to work with! Irene Claire

I've stopped in a couple of times to choose a bunch of pathway flagstones and such. They just let…read moreme wander around picking through the bins and they bring me a flat to put everything on so my friend can pick it up later. I had to ask about "fuel" and it turns out they also supplied (maybe still do?) Hog Fuel. I'm glad I looked it up.