Welcome!
Hello friends,
We welcome this new year with excitement, ready to refresh our souls and replenish the earth
through gardening! We look forward to the feeling of community and the presence of beauty in our environment. Let’s make the world a more peaceful place as we garden together!
The Dreaney family
Garden Rewards Club
At Bremerton City Nursery we have a Garden Rewards Club for our friends who want to be informed of new plants, products, educational classes, fun workshops and upcoming events. Members earn a dollar percentage of regularly priced plant purchases and receive weekly email updates. Stop by the nursery to sign up and start your gardening adventure with us!
We just LOVE Veronica (aka Speedwell). Fun fact: Veronica flowers open from the bottom of each spike to the top. Every stem puts on a slow-motion show that can last for weeks.
Love bringing flowers indoors? Same! Veronica is a fantastic cut flower. The blooms have an excellent vase life and add so much interest to bouquets.
I love veronica, and have several different colors and heights. I tried to get a good photo of the bees loving it, but they were fast! It's a reliable bloomer this time of year. ♥️
Hydrangea 'Early Evolution' started the season with crisp white blooms. But now... check it out. Pink!
As summer rolls on, those blooms will slowly deepen to a rich raspberry-red. Wild. Honestly, this plant has one of nature's best color-changing acts.
We've only got a few. Click here if you'd like to reserve one: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/hydrangea-pan-early-evolution-3-gal
Love Hydrangea season!! ♥️
Right now, these two oakleaf hydrangeas look very similar. 'Pee Wee' is the compact one, growing just 3–4 feet tall. We love it for smaller gardens where you want the charm of an oakleaf hydrangea without taking up too much space.
'Snow Queen' grows 4–6 feet tall and produces long white flower panicles that age to soft pink. Bonus: its blooms are held upright on strong stems that are impossible to miss.
Both put on a great fall show as their oak-shaped leaves have FANTANSTIC fall color.
So...whic#peeweere you? T#snowqueene or Team #SnowQueen
Both!! Space is the obstacle to hoarding all the hydrangeas. I’m on the hunt for the double flower variety.
Pee Wee
I love the snow queen!!!
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Red Sensation' was bred specifically for red blooms. Despite the name, the flowers aren't bright fire-engine red. They open a pinky rose-red and mature into burgundy tones, giving the plant one of the longest-lasting color shows of any mophead hydrangea.
Multiple looks from the same shrub!
Reserve yours here: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/hydrangea-red-sensation-3-gal
Back in stock! Hydrangea 'Phantom'. This plant doesn't do tiny blooms. Its massive, cone-shaped flower clusters can reach up to 15 inches long. Whoa.
We wondered where it got its name. There isn't much information that we could find, but we are guessing that 'Phantom' was named for its white flower panicles. The blooms emerge pale green, quickly turn a brilliant white, and seem to almost glow in the landscape (especially at dusk) giving them a "phantom-like" appearance. What's your guess?
Reserve yours here: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/hydrangea-tree-phantom-15-gal