Corner Store Nursery in Glenwood

Our nursery at the corner of Franklin and Glenwood Blvd. features large established trees, shrubs and vines plus fruit trees and palm trees to compliment the season. You will also find our most popular soils and mulch products, plus gardening accessories to make it easy to finish any gardening project.

Our nursery specializes in mature plants at the best price around… Everything we sell is 1 to 5 gallon containers and up to allow you to enjoy the fullness of a plant immediately; we want everyone to enjoy a beautiful flowering garden year round so drop by and see what we have to offer today.

Our Corner Store Nursery Features:

• Trees & shrubs; arborvitae, palm trees, maples and seasonal fruit trees and vegetable starts
• Plants and shrubs like hydrangeas, hibiscus and daphne
• Selection of soils like Nature’s Best and Super Natural
• Bark Mulch Products, like Bark O and Color Rich Red Mulch
• Rock and gravel like Round River Rock, Quarry Rock and Cobblestone
• Firewood (call for availability)
• Misc. Accessories like gloves, buckets and bagged products

See our PRICE LIST page for a complete list of bulk products available at the Nursery!

Hellebore

A lovely, long-lived perennial that brings flowers to the garden when most plants are still taking their winter nap. Often called a Lenten rose or Christmas rose, it isn’t actually a rose, but a charming shade-loving plant with nodding, cup-shaped blooms and handsome foliage that usually stays green year-round.

Why it’s great for Pacific Northwest gardens

• Winter color: Hellebores bloom from late winter into spring, adding a welcome splash of color to gray days when much of the garden is still quiet.
• Happy in shady spots: They thrive in dappled shade and woodland-style gardens, making them lovely companions for ferns, hostas, and other shade-loving plants.
• Easygoing and long-lasting: Once established, they need relatively little maintenance and return year after year. They’re also deer-resistant, though no plant is completely deer-proof.
• Interest beyond the flowers: Their bold, largely evergreen leaves keep garden beds looking full and attractive after the blooms have faded.

Give them compost-rich, well-drained soil and protection from hot afternoon sun. The key is moisture without soggy roots—a particularly useful distinction in our rainy Northwest winters.