What’s New

Water Smart Permaculture with Jessi Bloom

We are excited to welcome Jessi Bloom on May 30th from 10-11AM for a valuable free class: ‘Designing your own water smart permaculture paradise.’ Learn how to choose climate-adapted plants, build healthy soil, and design simple plant communities that conserve water and support life so you can create a resilient, thriving garden with confidence. Find more info here!

Learn How to Plant a Climbing Rose

Learn how to plant a climbing rose into a container with Chelsea from Nosegay Gardens! In this video, Chelsea uses: Earth First Potting Soil from EB Stone Organics, Mycorrhizal Soil Inoculant from Xtreme Gardening, Rose and Flower Food from EB Stone Organics, and a Strawberry Hill English Climbing Rose from David Austin Roses.

Happy Earth Day from WSN!

In honor of Earth Day, we've published a new blog post highlighting some of our favorite eco-friendly soil products, from E.B. Stone's peat-free Earth First mix to locally made Mother Soil, plus a look at Washington's 2026 drought and what it means for your garden. We also share how West Seattle Nursery handles waste responsibly and why we're excited about our growing native plants selection. Head to our blog to read the full post!

This Month at WSN

Growing Gardeners Club

This month, Growing Gardeners Club members will be learning about what seeds can be planted outdoors this month, seeds to plant indoors for transplant later, hardening off, and why we use fertilizer. And our GGC gifts this month are seeds or vegetable starts! Visit our Growing Gardeners Club page to learn more!

Spring Specials at the Coffee Bar

We have some tasty specials this season:
-Matcha
-Brown Sugar Cinnamon Mocha
More information and our pup of the month can be found here!

Nosegay Gardens Only at WSN!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our Spring Open House! For those of you who missed it, you can still join in on the fun! Plants from Nosegay Gardens are now dispersed throughout the nursery. Just ask our staff if you are looking for anything specific. Next up, Chelsea has been busy preparing more plants, including rare peppers, tomatoes, & roses!