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!

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 saw gorgeous bouquets at a farmer's market and decided to use flowers from C & K for my wedding…read morebecause I wanted to use all locally grown flowers. The bouquets of local blooms were stunning and I couldn't have been happier! They gave me the mix of colors I wanted and the flowers were all freshly cut and ready when I came to get them. I received so many compliments on the flowers - everyone loved them and wanted to know where I got them. I would highly recommend them!

They doubled their prices for Mother's.Day and refused an option that I had budgeted on based on…read morethe week prior pricing.

Port Blakely Tree Farms first off is NOT a nursery as the business information shows. Do not come…read morehere looking for a neat little holly tree to plant next to your house. PBTF is a business that practices logging and reforestation. They keep their grounds clean and safe for future generations to enjoy. PBTF is also very involved in the community. When they were previously located in Coos Bay, OR, PBTF donated money towards the basketball programs every year. This money funded new jerseys and equipment that my school desperately needed. Even with the new relocation to Molalla about 6 years ago, they still act as part of the community. PBTF is a great company that cares about the community and the environment.