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
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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!
Anemone Fantasy™ Jasmine puts on an impressive show from midsummer into fall. And while it’s a prolific bloomer, it keeps a tidy, upright habit and is never a garden bully.
At just 14–20 inches tall, it’s perfect along the front of a border or even in a container. And those pretty flowers are great for cutting, too.
Reserve yours here: store.bremertoncitynursery.com/products/anemone-fantasy-jasmine-1-gal
Just out here keeping Bremerton entertained. 😂
Potty time eggselant.
He said Smoke like its Pot 🤣
HAHAHA! THIS IS ABSOLUTELY GREAT! 1 of the best things I've seen in a while!
Love this
I’m
Michelle Olson
This vs. That. Both Echinacea with two completely different personalities. SunSeekers® Sweet Fuchsia puts a fresh spin on Echinacea with its ruffled, double blooms. But it's hard to beat a Pom Pom Echinacea!
No wrong answers here...we're just curious...
❤️ Team Pom Pom
💗 Team Double
Vote below 👇
Why limit yourself? Have all the things.
Are they perennials?
The pompoms have a fun look, but they aren't great for pollinators and birds, I think. So the Sunseekers are pretty and the ones I'd go for.
How much are they I would buy both
I have sunseekers planted outside my chicken coop
Tickseed (Coreopsis) is one of the longest-blooming perennials you can grow. Its airy foliage is always beautiful, but when it bursts into bloom, it's pure sunshine. Even better? Pollinators flock to it, while deer and rabbits usually pass it by.
Give it a quick trim after its first flush of flowers, and it'll often bloom again.
Why is the common name Tickseed? The name comes from the seeds, which supposedly resemble tiny ticks (fortunately, only in appearance!).
Happy flowers!! 😄
What if you skipped the boxwood? Hebe is an evergreen shrub with a little more character.
Hebe anomala 'Purpurea has a compact habit like a boxwood, but that's where the similarities end. Purple stems, evergreen foliage, and delicate white flowers bring seasonal interest that a traditional boxwood simply can't match. Even better, those blooms are a food source for bees and other pollinators each summer.
Are they a “food source” for deer???