Set down your trowel and visit with us a while! For over thirty years, our wholesale nursery has grown a broad selection of classic and unusual plants for the independent retail nurseries of the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Our extensive collection of edibles and ornamentals incorporates time-honored favorites, excellent performers, and rare and extraordinary varieties found nowhere else – plus a few surprises! We'll be adding individual plant descriptions to all of our variety lists, as well as adding more photos. The weekly availability and our newsletter, GARDEN NEWS, are now available online. We invite everyone, whether nursery owner or home gardener, to take some time to browse and check out our exciting introductions for 2010 or rediscover some old favorites.
Green Gardening with Ann Lovejoy
Log House Plants introduces Green Gardening with Ann Lovejoy, an invitation for you to visit with Northwest garden writer Ann Lovejoy in her garden and kitchen.
Fall & Winter Vegetables
Our Fall & Winter vegetable collection is now available along with our updated F&W Gardening Guide with new broccoli varieties, flower sprouts, and more.
Grafted Vegetables
This traditional technique dramatically improves vigor and yield. Read more about it and see a video in our library
Online shopping
Hand-picked favorites from Log House Plants are now available from our online store
Wholesale Availability
Our weekly availability list is now online.
(Please note: Log House Plants is a wholesale nursery and the availability lists posted here are only for independent retail nurseries. Gardeners can request our plants at many local nurseries throughout the Pacific Northwest. For a list of fine independent nurseries, please see the Retail Outlets page.)
2010 Varieties
Our new 2010 variety lists are now available to download in pdf format. Some of our new varieties are also featured in this color flyer of New Introductions for 2010.
GARDEN NEWS
Each issue of
GARDEN NEWS will highlight currently featured plants along with seasonal garden tips, design ideas, and planting information. Take a look at previous issues in the library. Or sign up below to receive GARDEN NEWS and Green Gardening with Ann Lovejoy by email.
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