River Rock Nursery 19251 SE Highway 224 Damascus, OR 97089 503-936-5901 Contact: green@agora.rdrop.com Featuring hardy fuchsias, and Embothriums (Chilean Flame Trees) for sale this year, these are great for hummingbirds. They will also have Grevilleas, contorted Sophora, Corokia cotoneaster; Flying Dragons, the contorted hardy orange; Japanese Maples, many different conifers, including Pinus contorta ‘Chief Joseph,’ dwarf conifers in small pots that are great […]
Bovees Nursery Growers and Sellers of Tropical Vireyea Rhododendrons, Alpine, Rock Garden, and Rare Plants – Now in their 57th year!
Vancouver Rhododendron Society The Vancouver Rhododendron Society is a chapter of the American Rhododendron Society.
Seattle Rhododendron Society Benefits of membership include monthly newsletter, events and educational opportunites
Royal Horticultural Society The site of the Rhododendron, Camellia and Magnolia Group of the RHS
Jordan Nursery
Chimacum Woods – A Rhododendron Nursery 2722 Thorndyke Rd. Port Ludlow, WA 98365 206-383-2713 http://www.chimacumwoods.com/ Contact: robtrhododendron@aol.com “Every plant has a story.” This year Chimacum Woods will be featuring: R. magniflorum, a new member of the Fortunea subsection, expected to flower in white; R. ochraceum, good, solid red in a well-behaved shrub; R. qiaojiaense, a […]
Lakewold Gardens Located in Lakewood, Washington, Lakewold offers landscape architecture by Thomas Church surrounded by rare and native plants, State Champion trees, over 900 rhododendrons, 30 Japanese maples and stunning statuary. A Washington State historic landmark, Lakewold’s Georgian-style mansion and historic architecture complete the 10 acres where visitors can step back in time to an […]
Specialty Nursery Guide Welcome to the biggest little nursery Guide in Western Washington that is packed with the information so many gardeners turn to. Links, sales, maps, tips & more.
Celebrating Wildflowers Celebrating Wildflowers (a part of the US Forest Service) is dedicated to the enjoyment of the thousands of wildflowers growing on our national forests and grasslands, and to educating the public about the many values of native plants.
Dendrological Plant Image Gallery Gerd Seehawer has been involved in the practical and theoretical aspects of dendrology since about 1980. His interest in dendrology was aroused by visits to the nearby Botanical Gardens. Gerd has an extensive photo-library and his site is well worth the visit. His garden became the location of dendrological experiments and […]
Ole Jonny Larsen ~ Norway Ole Jonny Larsen, a teacher in a Norwegian state school teaching language, literature, and history, is also an addicted collector of plants who particularily favors Rhododendron species. He has one of Norway’s biggest private collections of the genus. He has written many articles in the Norwegian, the Danish, and a Swedish Rhododendron […]
The New York Botanical Garden is a museum of plants, an educational institution, and a scientific research organization. Founded in 1891 and now a National Historic Landmark, it is one of the greatest botanical gardens in the world and the largest in any city in the United States, distinguished by the beauty of its diverse […]
Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden The only public garden in the continental US that sits directly on the Pacific Ocean Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens offers everything from colorful displays to thunderous waves. The mild maritime climate makes it a garden for all seasons, attracting gardeners and nature lovers alike. Manicured formal gardens, a dense coastal pine […]
Meerkerk Gardens Located on Whidby Island, in Washington State, Meerkirk is dedicated to developing and testing hybrid rhododendrons for growing in the Pacific Northwest. Their 50 acre woodland garden is well worth a visit.
Leach Botanical Garden Leach Botanical Garden is located in a woodland hollow carved by Johnson Creek in southeast Portland, Oregon. This botanical garden specializes in preserving the original Leach collection as well as introducing Northwest native plants through educational programs, conservation, and community involvement.
