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.

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!

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

Lucille is absolutely wonderful and so knowledgeable. We explained the spaces we had for trees,…read morewhat shade/sun we had, and she showed us our options. On top of that her four dogs are so lovable I would go just to see them. We bought two trees (both dogwood varietals) and planted them in October and if we ever need trees again, I would go back to her in a second.

yes a great lady very good customer service order there all the time great product ask for lucille…read moreshes the best

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.

From the owner: Grower of small fruit bearing plants for the home gardens and garden centers. We grow Raspberries,…read moreblackberries, strawberries, grapes, currants, gooseberries, rhubarb, horseradish, asparagus, blueberries and more. We carry a large variety of each berry family like Boysen, Marion as well as thornless blackberries.

See backyard garden plants and harvest produce photos. They provided quality starter tomato and…read morepepper plants. We did our part then to get them to harvest. Look at the quality of our multiple yields.. Will go back in the spring for other planter starts. ________________________ Good selection of plants. Helpful, friendly staff. Very healthy plants, as my photos show. Prices are in line with other nurseries. Time to grow peppers for salsa. We'll be back...

I used to come here quite often but over the years, they seem to have less and less selection and…read moreoften times the plants look sad or are rootbound even.And their prices have gone up and up... Sometimes when I go, it is nearly empty- hardly any plants- and I am talking about during prime planting time like Spring and Fall. There is hardly anyone ever shopping now too. The staff also seems less than thrilled to be there and some act like you are bothering them when you go to check out even when they aren't busy. Sorry to bother them while they are looking on their phones but I'm trying to check out! It has become a sort of depressing place to go now so I don't plan to be back. I used to enjoy walking around and picking out plants. It almost feels like they are about to close or perhaps just don't care much anymore?

When the peonies are in bloom, Adelman Peony Gardens is one of my favorite places to spend an…read moreafternoon. I often come here for peaceful walks under the big blue Oregon sky, surrounded by endless rows of beautiful peonies. Even when it's busy, there's a sense of calm and tranquility that makes it easy to slow down and enjoy the moment. Best of all, it's free to visit. If you'd like to bring a picnic, there are plenty of tables and grassy spots to spread out and relax. Whether you're a flower lover, photographer, or just looking for a beautiful place to unwind, this is a special little gem in the Willamette Valley.

Adelman's Peony Gardens is one of my favorite places to visit for spring flowers. Not only do they…read morehave a lot of peonies, their garden area is full of beautiful flowers like lupines, columbines, iris, and more. The peony fields are mostly in bloom (with a few still getting ready to bloom), the cut flowers to buy are abundant, and there are way more peonies for sale, in all price ranges, to take home and plant in your yard than you can even imagine. The gardens are free and there is lots of parking available, including some ADA-accessible spots near the building. The staff is very knowledgeable about growing peonies and readily available to ask questions of. If you've never been, you still have some time to see this year's bloom season (June 15th is the last day they're open).