State directory
Plant Nurseries & Garden Centers in Washington
Growing zones in Washington
Zones 6b–9a
Most nursery-dense area: avg. minimum winter temperature 15°F.
Frost window across Washington
Fall frost arrives anywhere from Sep 14 to Nov 23 depending on where in the state; spring's last frost clears anywhere from Mar 2 to May 22.
Based on 152 ZIPs with NOAA-matched frost data in Washington; a marginal/near-continuous-growing ZIP isn't counted here.
Business structure
379 independent nurseries and 119 chain, big-box, or grower/wholesale locations across Washington.
Licence registry
This directory does not hold a bulk licence registry for Washington; per-listing licence status is not verifiable here.
Every located business on the map
Where Washington's nurseries are
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Cities
Browse by city
We only give a city its own page once it clears 3 verified listings, so this list is shorter than the map above; every business we can place on a map, in any city, is a pin up there.
- Auburn 9
- Bainbridge Island 4
- Bellevue 11
- Bellingham 37
- Bonney Lake 5
- Bothell 3
- Bremerton 12
- Buckley 4
- Burien 7
- Covington 4
- Des Moines 3
- Enumclaw 6
- Everett 12
- Federal Way 14
- Ferndale 4
- Graham 3
- Issaquah 10
- Kent 17
- Kirkland 3
- Lake Stevens 7
- Lakewood 7
- Liberty Lake 5
- Marysville 10
- Otis Orchards 3
- Port Orchard 9
- Puyallup 24
- Redmond 10
- Renton 14
- Ridgefield 3
- Seatac 3
- Seattle 75
- Shoreline 9
- Silverdale 4
- Snohomish 16
- Spanaway 4
- Spokane 47
- Spokane Valley 26
- Sumner 8
- Tacoma 36
- Tukwila 6
- Vancouver 16
- Vashon 5
Zone hubs
What grows in zone 6b → What grows in zone 7a → What grows in zone 8a → What grows in zone 8b → What grows in zone 9a →