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!
Surprise! FALL SALE! 🍂 Starting tomorrow, September 24–October 4.
Save 20% on roses, rhododendrons, azaleas, ornamental grasses & Phantom Hydrangea Trees. Plus, save 40% on select shrubs & perennials.
And what’s on that 40% off list? You’ll have to come in and see for yourself! 😉
BACK IN STOCK! Fresh plants are here and lightly budded, so you can watch those gorgeous blooms unfold.
Hydrangea ‘Centennial Ruby’ is a special Hydrangea celebrating Monrovia’s 100th anniversary, and trust us, this one is a showstopper! 🌺
Rich ruby-red mophead blooms deepen in color as they age, sometimes taking on an almost-black hue. And the best part? It’s a rebloomer! 🙌
Come grab yours before they’re gone! Or, reserve yours online here: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/hydrangea-centennial-ruby-2-gal
Love hydrangeas but have never had them - can I plant these in my yard or are they just potted plants? Apologies for my ignorance!! 😊
That’s a beauty!!
I have deer. 😢
Bill Wright!
This is such a fun vine! It's a Purple Leaf Grape and the fall color is just STUNNING.
The foliage emerges green with a flush of burgundy in spring, then deepens into rich burgundy and cabernet-red tones as summer rolls along. By late summer, deep purple grape clusters hang from the vines.
This fall color is so pretty! The leaves are especially stunning when the sunlight shines through them. ❤️
It's so pretty to train it through trees and large shrubs for a layered look, or give it a sturdy trellis or arbor to climb.
Reserve yours here: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/purple-leaf-grape-1-gal
We really like Oakleaf Hydrangeas. They have epic fall color and peeling stems give them interest long after the flowers have faded. We just got our hands on these two varieties and we wanted to share a bit about them.
Gatsby Glow Ball® is BRAND NEW for 2026. It came out of Dr. Tom Ranney’s plant breeding program at NC State, where years of selection and evaluation went into creating a more compact, dense Oakleaf Hydrangea. It stays small and rounded, reaching only about 3–4 feet. It's got white flowers that age to lime green and burgundy-red fall foliage. CUTE!
Gatsby Pink® was discovered at Powell Gardens in Missouri by horticulturist Alan Branhagen. He noticed that the huge white flowers turn a rich pink as they age.
We've got a handful of these Gatsby girls available. Click here to reserve yours: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/search?keyword=gatsby
How much?
Note that trademarks are never things. In this case GATSBY GLOW BALL and GATSBY PINK are marketing terms used to sell whatever the involved cultivars are. These cultivar names being the names of the plant varieties. Unlike the trademarks. This is why when a body uses a plant patent number to search for patented plant descriptions online the USPTO pages on them that come up are titled with the cultivar names. Because only these cultivar names are the names of the patented inventions. And not any associated trademarks. More is here: "Tony Avent, a well‑known plantsman and owner of Plant Delights Nursery, has written extensively about the misuse of trademarks in horticulture. His article “Name That Plant – The Misuse of Trademarks in Horticulture” outlines how nurseries frequently blur the line between cultivar names and trademarks, causing widespread confusion in plant identification and marketing. plantdelights.com"
Calluna vulgaris aka Scotch Heather is not native to the Pacific Northwest. It comes from the rainy landscapes of Europe where it grows across open moors with rocky, acidic soils.
Sound familiar? They feel right at home in the PNW and they’re fantastic tucked into rock gardens, along paths or massed together for a big sweep of color.
Shop our collection here: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/search?keyword=heather