Bethany Nursery is here to share with you, the experiences and excitement of gardening in the Pacific Northwest!
From the first blooms of the season till the last leaves have fallen from the trees, we are here to make gardening easier, more enjoyable, and fun for the whole family!
We are open year round and offer over an incredible variety of plants and gardening supplies.
Annual and perennial flowers, organic vegetable starts, ornamental grasses, flowering trees and shrubs. A huge collection of pottery and garden art, organic soils and fertilizers, tools, seeds, and lots of products guaranteed to make your garden grow.
In addition to the retail garden center, we also offer landscape consultations and design services, complete yard renovations, and landscape maintenance services.
We hope to see you soon and look forward to helping you with all of your gardening needs!
Never a dull moment! We are back into the full swing of things here at the nursery. Everyone is back or will be coming back shortly from winter vacation. Well rested, we begin the preparations for the spring season. We haven't yet begun to seed any flowers or vegetables, but that time will be here soon. In the meantime we are working on our cactus collection. With well over one hundred species of cactus bursting out of their pots, we have begun the process of propagation. This is not easy work! The plants need to be handled with great care, though gettting stuck with a spine is not uncommon, we do our best to avoid the consequences of not paying attention!
If anyone is interested in how we take cuttings and then transplant the cactus, call the nursery or stop by for a visit and we would be glad to show you around! But hurry! Before you know it we will be done with the thousands of cactus we plan on growing this year!
Marcelino "the Ax Man", hard at work splitting logs.
We still have plenty of firewod for sale! It's mostly fir with a little bit of alder mixed in. We're selling our bins (8 cu. ft each) for $25.
Alot of people have asked me, "How much is 8 cu ft?"
Well,
a cord will measure 4' x 4' x8', stacked. That's 128 cu ft, meaning our bins measure 1/16th of a cord.
On the other end of the spectrum, when you purchase a bundle of wood from the grocery store for $4-$7 you usually get about 1 cu ft. That means you will be paying $36 - $56 for 8 cu ft.
Long story shortened, if you are heating your home with wood, then it makes the most sense to purchase a cord or two in the fall (or in the summer when you might find a better deal).
If you only enjoy the occasional fire on the weekend than it makes more sense to purchase a smaller amount.
We will continue to offer wood through the rest of the winter. Call if you have any questions. Either Eric or I will be here to help 7 days a week! 503-439-0707.
Never a dull moment! We are back into the full swing of things here at the nursery. Everyone is back or will be coming back shortly from winter vacation. Well rested, we begin the preparations for the spring season. We haven't yet begun to seed any flowers or vegetables, but that time will be here soon. In the meantime we are working on our cactus collection. With well over one hundred species of cactus bursting out of their pots, we have begun the process of propagation. This is not easy work! The plants need to be handled with great care, though gettting stuck with a spine is not uncommon, we do our best to avoid the consequences of not paying attention!
