We are thrilled to announce we're featuring Marcia Bruno's vintage artwork during the West Seattle Art Walk! Long before she was our own nursery owner, Marcia spent fifteen years building a name for herself in the jewelry world, and we're delighted to bring a piece of that story to the West Seattle Nursery.

Escape into the whimsical world of "Picture a Garden" at our reading and book signing event with author Linda Hornberg. Linda will bring her story to life amidst the lush nursery greenery, followed by a book signing session so you can get your own signed copy!

Join The Bonsai X for a journey through the rich history and culture of bonsai, where nature meets artistry. Explore techniques, styles, and the passion behind this ancient practice, then take home the bonsai tree you create! Learn more and sign up here!

Got questions about gardening? Join us at West Seattle Nursery for a King County Master Gardener Clinic on July 12th. It’s your chance to get expert advice and answers to all your gardening queries!

In this class you will learn the biggest mistakes gardeners in our region make with container gardens and also the best plants and growing tips to keep your potted plants thriving. Sign up for this class here!

Come join us in our Greenhouse from 5–8pm for an evening with artist Diane Kappa! We're so excited to welcome her and her stunning work as part of the Art Walk. We'll be staying open an extra hour just for the occasion.

We are closing at 4PM on July 4th. Thank you for your understanding!

For more information, visit their website: West Seattle Garden Tour

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. Please sign up here.

Curious about citrus? Join Chelsea as she breaks down what it takes to grow lemons, limes, and other citrus fruits in the PNW climate. She'll cover watering, fertilizing, and keeping your plants happy through the winter. Learn more and sign up here!

Join Trees for Neighborhoods, Seattle City Light, and Dirt Corps for our next tree care skill share and volunteer work party at the Green Line! Sign up here!

Join us for our Spring Open House, featuring the launch of Chelsea's new flower business Nosegay Gardens, a book signing with local author Lori Kothe, and a visit from the WA Bee Atlas team. It's a celebration of plants, pollinators, and community!

It’s rose planting season again! Join rose-obsessed horticulturist Chelsea Chip Ginn on March 29 at 1-2 PM as she demystifies the planting, pruning, and feeding of our floriferous friends. Don't know which one to pick? She'll help you with rose selection, too. Sign up for the class here!

We’re excited to Rent Mason Bees back this spring! Stop by to pick up your mason bees, get expert advice, and explore our early spring blooming plants - perfect for supporting mason bees and other pollinators.

We are closing at 5PM on Tuesday, March 24th for a staff gathering. We'll be back to regular business hours on Wednesday, March 25th.

Mark Guthrie will explain how you can make your irrigation system more efficient and use less water. Topics include how to set your irrigation timer, choosing the best irrigation equipment for watering plants, and how to use your water meter to check for leaks.

Join Dirt Corps this March to celebrate the International Day of Forests and help them care for this section of the West Duwamish Greenbelt.

We are closing at 5 p.m. on Saturday, January 10th.

We will be closed on January 2nd for a deep cleaning day. Thank you for your understanding! Back to regular hours on January 3rd.

We will be closing early at 4:00 PM on New Year’s Eve and will be closed on New Year’s Day. We will also be closed on January 2nd for a deep cleaning day. Back to regular hours on January 3rd!

We are closed on Christmas Day and back to regular hours on Friday, December 26th. Happy holidays!

We are closing at 4 pm on Christmas Eve, and closed on Christmas Day. Happy Holidays!

During weekly work parties, small groups of volunteers help to prepare and maintain annual and perennial garden beds, tend to fruit trees, harvest produce, weed and mulch gardens at the Good Shepherd Center.