Welcome!
Hello garden friends old and new,
We hope that everyone who newly joined us in 2020 will continue to enjoy the benefits of digging in the dirt with us in 2021! Thank you to our returning customers for your continued support, our community has truly embraced us this past year. The phrases “shop local” and “shop small” ring especially true during this time. We feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude for your business and understanding that we cannot get through this alone.
We know this spring will bring challenges, but we are committed to keeping the nursery open to in store shopping however possible. We will continue to require facial coverings and practice social distancing following the guidance of state and federal health officials. Don’t forget, delivery and curbside pickup continue to be available through our online store! We are excited to see you and what 2021 will bring.
–John and Theresa Dreaney
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Garden Club
At Bremerton City Nursery we have a “Garden Club” for our friends who want to be informed of new plants, products, educational classes, fun workshops and upcoming events. We communicate during the growing season through brief weekly emails. Members earn a dollar percentage of regularly priced plant purchases. Personal information is never sold or shared, all fields must be completed to participate. Sign up today and start your gardening adventure with us!
Everbearing strawberries, potatoes, onions and garlic! #PlantNowHarvestLater #bremertonwashington #shoplocal
What's the best way to grow strawberries?
I have mine in the window! ♥️
Do you have starts for broccoli and butter crunch lettuce yet? What day do you get fresh deliveries?
The happy faces of spring violas can’t help but make us smile! #springflowers #kitsaprocks #bremertonwa #shopsmall
ORGANIC Veggie packs are starting to arrive. Come and check out our selection of cool weather veggie starts!
Heeeeyyyyyy! 😍😍
I think I'll stop in this week. How's your seed stash? I need zucchini.
I need to find someplace to buy some straw bales so I can experiment with straw bale gardening this year! I can't wait! See you soon!
Yay!
Kelly Hale Balzaretti
Isn't it to early?
Kirstie Labadie
If you have questions about gardening you can reach out to Kitsap Conservation District for help. kitsapcd.org/programs/grace-project
Melting snow means bulbs are ready to grow!! We have limited varieties of hyacinth, tulips, and other early bloomers that are ready to brighten up your day! #hyacinth
We have snow shovels! We will be open until 5 today. Due to winter storm warning we will be closed Saturday and Sunday. Stay inside and stay warm!