We were there today for the Midsummer Antique Fare and decided to check out the nursery …read more I had a picture of a couple of flowers that were out by the restrooms . I asked lily if she knew what they were and she immediately took me over to what I was looking for . I appreciate the help that Lily ands Ava gave me.

If you're looking for an enchanting destination in the Skagit Valley, Christianson's Nursery is an…read moreabsolute must-visit. Wandering the beautiful, historic grounds feels like stepping into a peaceful country estate rather than a standard garden shop. They offer an incredible selection of exceptionally healthy indoor and outdoor plants, but the experience goes way beyond shopping. The property features stunning vintage greenhouses, an authentic 1888 schoolhouse chapel, a beautifully curated lifestyle gift shop.

This place is a heaven of beautiful smells and contrast for the eyes !!! Love…read more So nice the staff was

Went on a search for trees! had many selections but some of them didn't look very healthy. heard…read moregood things about this place, but got there and was a little disappointed.

Brandywine Nursery is a wholesale nursery that will also sell to the general public. Their…read moreselection of plants is fabulous as they have about 70 acres of plants to choose from. I would recommend sending them an email or giving them a call if you want to spend some time looking around. You will probably want them to give you a tour of the grounds and point you in the right direction to the various plants. You can't beat the prices here. We bought around 40 plants that would have cost at least three times what we would have paid at a retail nursery. Lastly, but probably the most important part of this review, the people working there are simply wonderful. You just couldn't ask for nicer or more knowledgeable employees. We were helped by Jess and Andrew, and they simply couldn't be nicer or more helpful than they were. If you need plants, go to Brandywine. You will not be disappointed and you'll get a great deal on some great plants.

From the owner: Brandywine Nursery, Inc. is a wholesale nursery in Mount Vernon, Washington; located about 60 miles…read moreNorth of Seattle and about 60 miles South of the Canadian Border. Nestled in the farmlands of beautiful Skagit Valley, Brandywine Nursery has been in the horticulture industry for over 40 years. Shipping throughout the United States shop our inventory today at Brandywinenursery.com

Great customer service, prices are reasonable, and the owner Tony is really helpful and super nice…read more Not only do they sell plants, but they have appliances for sale as well. Drive towards the back of the property and there's a building on the left with newly used & used appliances in good condition, and they will deliver for a fee... A great find!

It's easy to drive pass this nursery and completely miss it. I've been driving by this nursery for…read morea couple of years and never thought of stopping by. However, one Mother's Day I went to pickup some hanging plants for my neighbors and Lowe's and the nearby nursery were completely sold out. I drove to Key's and I was pleasantly surprised with their inventory. From the road, it appears they only have one green house, but as you drive all the way to the back, there are about 5 more green houses filled with medium, large and XLarge baskets. Prices range from $30 to $85. I ended up buying 6 baskets. The $85 baskets remind me of the ones I used to purchase from the old Plant Farm along I-5 where the flowers hang about 3-4 feet from the top of the basket. Staff are helpful and friendly, but be prepared to carry your heavy baskets all the way to the cashier as there is usually just one or two people working. The first sale (25% off) happens around late July then it's 50% off mid-August.

Great service, selection and as good a value as you'll find on the Penisula. Always very helpful…read morestaff.

I have received so many bushes that were suppose to flower but that just never did even over years…read more I have had a number just die. I try not to get my plants here.

A friend of mine has the most amazing looking vegetables and it turns out she uses starter plants…read morefrom the Thompson Greenhouse. Healthy, happy, and very productive plants and at a reasonable price, this greenhouse provides a headstart for any garden. The staff is amazing, the service top drawer, and wandering around the greenhouse is lovely. Bring the kids.

What can I say about the best greenhouse in all of WA? Steve and Brenda have operated in the same…read morelocation since 1982. They offer the finest, plants, shrubs, herbs, flowers, in both their retail and wholesale businesses. Want hot peppers? They have them all. (Can you say Ghost Chili boys and girls?). Most of my backyard came from this greenhouse. Their entire staff is extremely helpful and go out of their way to assist in any way possible. Don't get me started about the prices. They are incredibly low. Don't believe me? Check em out for yourself. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Thompsons-Greenhouse/175373292132

NOW reopening as The Market Garden nursery !!! Lisa has expert advice for local growing. Lots of…read morestock on hand.

I absolutely love this nursery. Whenever my mother and I come to town, we stop by! With all the…read moregorgeous plants around, it's hard to leave without buying a few! The owner is super friendly and she clearly knows a lot about gardening. The prices are great too!

This was my first time visiting the RoozenGaarde Tulip Festival, and by the time we left, I was…read morealready saying, "We need to come back next year." I've seen photos of the tulip fields before, but nothing prepared me for seeing them in person. The colors seem to go on forever, and there are so many different varieties of tulips. Everywhere you look feels like a postcard. Honestly, the pictures I took don't even come close to capturing how beautiful it is. A little tip for anyone visiting: wear garden boots or rain boots if there's been recent rain. The parking area is gravel, and some spots can get pretty muddy. Thankfully, there are plenty of porta-potties near the entrance before you head into the farm. The staff were so friendly and helped direct everyone where to go. As you walk toward the fields, you get a little preview of the tulips ahead, and I remember thinking, "Wow, this is beautiful." Then we got into the actual fields and realized that was just the beginning. There were so many great spots for photos. On the day we visited, the sky had those big fluffy white clouds, and the colorful fields reminded me of the Teletubbies landscape my son used to watch when he was little. It felt almost surreal. I also loved that this is clearly a family farm. There was food, a gift shop, and even a catalog where you can order bulbs to grow some of these beautiful flowers at home. The whole area has that small-town, community feel that just makes you slow down and enjoy where you are. Knowing that your visit helps support a local family farm makes it even better. And the mountain backdrop behind the tulip fields? Absolutely incredible. Every time I thought I'd found the prettiest view, I'd turn around and find another one. If you're thinking about going, do it. Just be sure to stay on the paths and help protect the flowers for everyone else. This was one of those places that left me smiling the whole drive home.

The Tulip Festival was such a great experience overall and absolutely worth the trip! Yes, it was…read morebusy but honestly, what do you expect at a popular spring event? The crowd comes with the territory. What really stood out was how well-organized everything was. Staff were actively directing traffic for parking and foot traffic which made the arrival process surprisingly smooth given the turnout. It's clear the organizers put thought into the logistics. The flower variety was truly awesome! Sooo many stunning colors and blooms that you just don't see every day. If you're a photography lover then this place is a dream. Every corner was practically begging to be photographed. They did have concessions on-site, which was convenient but my one suggestion would be to bring in a couple of food carts or local vendors to mix things up. The options were pretty basic. Think hotdogs and the usual staples. A little more variety in the food department would really elevate the whole experience. Minor food note aside, it was a fantastic visit and a perfect way to spend a spring day.