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!

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This display met all requirements and has received the coveted 🐈‍⬛ Sox Seal of Approval™. ... See MoreSee Less

This display met all requirements and has received the coveted 🐈‍⬛ Sox Seal of Approval™.

Is this a Monarch?

Nope!

This beauty is a Swallowtail butterfly, one of the largest and most recognizable butterflies in the Pacific Northwest. Look closely and you'll see the "tails" on its wings that give it its name. The best way to attract them? Fill your garden with nectar-rich blooms and skip the pesticides whenever possible.

We were delighted to spot this one stopping by a for a snack.

Have you spotted one in your garden this year?
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Is this a Monarch?

Nope!

This beauty is a Swallowtail butterfly, one of the largest and most recognizable butterflies in the Pacific Northwest. Look closely and youll see the tails on its wings that give it its name. The best way to attract them? Fill your garden with nectar-rich blooms and skip the pesticides whenever possible.

We were delighted to spot this one stopping by a for a snack.

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This might be the same swallowtail

Yes just a few days ago one spent hours in my yard!

Saw one the other day out by my car. I said HELLO and it fluttered around my lavender and was gone.

I have seen more in my yard this year than ever before! I grew up 15th/Callow and I remember them every year (late 70’s). So happy to see more of them again!

I wait for them every year! Seems like they were a little earlier this year, maybe due to the mild winter

It is a swallowtail butterfly! I mark the day I see my first one on my calendar each year.

Swallowtail

Ive seen several at our house. They are so pretty.

One of my favorites!

Cool🦋

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RESTOCK ALERT 🚨 John Davis Roses are back!

If you've been waiting for one, now's your chance.
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RESTOCK ALERT 🚨 John Davis Roses are back!

If youve been waiting for one, nows your chance.

Fresh off the truck and rolling into Bremerton City Nursery. ..we've got a brand-new batch of plants! It's like Christmas for gardeners.

These are going to find their forever home#bremertoncitynurseryi#PlantDeliveryDaye#newplantarrivala#gardencenterlifeC#keeponmovingepOnMoving
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Happiness overload!! ♥️

love them all and of course the cat🦋

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Roses are red. They're also pink, white, yellow, orange, peach, lavender, and just about every color imaginable...Except blue.

For centuries, gardeners and plant breeders have been on a quest for the elusive blue rose. If you've seen one on social media, don't fall for it! It's fake.

The reason? Roses simply don't naturally produce the pigment needed for true blue flowers. Despite decades of breeding and efforts, it hasn't happened.

In the meantime, we'll happily settle for all the other delicious colors!

What's your favorite rose color?
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Roses are red. Theyre also pink, white, yellow, orange, peach, lavender, and just about every color imaginable...Except blue.

For centuries, gardeners and plant breeders have been on a quest for the elusive blue rose. If youve seen one on social media, dont fall for it! Its fake.

The reason? Roses simply dont naturally produce the pigment needed for true blue flowers. Despite decades of breeding and efforts, it hasnt happened.

In the meantime, well happily settle for all the other delicious colors!

Whats your favorite rose color?
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