The Nursery is usually open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Other times please call or email to schedule an appointment. Sales are cash or check only, please.
Nursery Hours this week: Monday, May 14th, 11-5pm, Wednesday, May 16th, 11-4pm, Friday, May 18th, 11-5pm. Note: Week of May 21st – 26th, the nursery will only be open Monday, May 21st 12-5pm, and closed Wed and Fri. (One of the staff will be on vacation!)
Go Natives! now offers over 175 species of native plants from the Pacific NW ! New plants include Leptarrhena pyrolifolia – a perennial Saxifrage and Symphiocarpos mollis, creeping Snowberry, a smaller plant than the Symphiocarpos alba, the native Snowberry – and better for smaller yards. (Use Inventory on bar above)
Go Natives! also offers a wide variety of rain-garden plants like Juncus effusus, Carex obnupta, Eleocharis palustris, and several others.
- GN! has made contacts with wholesalers from Portland to Bellingham, ferreting out small mom and pop operations that are providing quality product with high “in the ground” survival, at excellent prices.
- GN! can broker larger orders that are shown in our retail inventory, for all your large project needs.
Don is back in Louisiana. To keep watch on the 9 miles of beach he has been monitoring, which is still being cleaned up by BP, Don has taken a contract with the Baratarria Terebonne National Estuary Program to monitor Wilson’s Plovers and Least Terns!
The nursery in Richmond Beach (2112 NW 199th) will be open from 11am to 5pm this upcoming week on Monday May 14th, 11am to 4pm Wednesday May 16th, and 11-5pm Friday May 18th.
Other Times by appointment: To visit and buy plants at a time that is earlier or later or a different day, please call Don at (206) 799-1749 to make an appointment or send an email.
If you can send a list of what you would like to Don at gonatives@gmail.com and we can have plants ready for you.
Upcoming Sales:
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NW Flower and Garden Show
Don was back in February for the NW Flower and Garden Show, where he supplied plants for Zsofia Pazstor’s Pictures at a NW Exhibition. It was quite an experience forcing plants for the display, which was handled by Roseann with a lot of help from Andrea. Lack of supplemental heat and some serious snow delayed some of the plants that had buds or were just unfolding their first leaves, but were not “show ready” but we still supplied some flowering Mahonias, and lots of salal, wintergreen, and ferns for the display.
But it was even more of an experience arriving at the Convention Center on Sunday (the show opened on Wed) to the chaos of the displays being built. Roseann and Nancy both helped with unloading of plants. Don spent everyday at the Show handing out brochures and learning more about the clientele that comes to this unique show.
Avoiding the Chaos at the Convention Center
Plants ready for unloading at the Convention Center
The now empty Hoop House at Go Natives!
A sighting of Roseann was made unloading plants at the Convention Center
Nancy Moore helping unload plants in the Convention Center