This post is our final installment in the series. This time, we are featuring gardeners who focused on a single thing, and did it so...

Story #1 Gardening Therapy Our first big outing was to the West Seattle Nursery and our appointments, usually spaced two weeks apart,...

Laughter is said to be the best medicine. And in 2020, we need all of it we can get. We're grateful to Jennifer for giving us something...

This group of stories is from customers who used their time in quarantine to make the most of small spaces. If you live in an apartment,...

We're continuing our series of stories submitted by our customers about their gardening adventures this year. This week, we are featuring...

We asked our customers to tell us about their gardening experiences during the pandemic. They sent us great stories - vegetable...

With the days growing shorter, consider planting a camellia to brighten your garden bed, cover a bare garage wall, or add structure to a...

by Tyler Smith Mark Smith, a co-founder and the owner of West Seattle Nursery & Garden Center, has announced he will retire after 35...

Here's our Perennial Buyer, Jane MacKinnon (known affectionately at the nursery as J Mac) with a beautiful bowl of 5-Spice Peach and...

I just returned from the International Maple Society meeting in Connecticut. When I tell people this, among the first things they...

We just received a large shipment of beautiful conifers from Iseli Nursery. Many of you know that Iseli is considered one of the finest...

As you may have heard, we are in a state of moderate drought here in Seattle. It is important to water to maintain the health of your...

Wabi Sabi is the theme we chose for our display garden at the 2018 Northwest Flower and Garden Festival. It is a celebration of the...

If you're thinking about buying a living tree this year, we have a great selection for you to choose from. Here's a sample from our list:...

Before I describe the plants, I need to tell you a bit about the person who developed them. In my first blog posting I mentioned getting...