Nils Sundquist was a gardener first and a nurseryman by extension, and he believes no nursery is complete without gardens. Sundquist Nursery's location is unique in that it allows very different gardens, ranging from damp and shady to dry and sunny, and from pastoral to semi-formal, all within a short walk of each other. This allows Nils to garden rather wantonly. He's taking full advantage of the opportunity!
Sundquist Nursery opens the gardens to the public several times annually. With the exception of occasional openings for organized groups, these dates are the only times we are open to the public.
We sell plants on our open days to defray the cost of maintaining the gardens. If you visit, you'll find plants that we don't offer in any other venue, and in some cases, outstanding, sought-after plants that aren't offered anywhere else. All of our plants are grown to garden-ready sizes.
People may submit plant lists at any time for availability and pricing. By arrangement, we can have pre-orders pulled and ready your approval.
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2012 Open Garden Days - 9:30am - 3:30pm

Friday and Saturday April 6 - 7
Daffodil Daze
15,000 daffodils light up our pasture as the grass turns green, and early primroses, pulmonarias, hepaticas, hellebores, trilliums, and epimediums brighten the gardens. We offer hepaticas, trilliums, one of the largest selections of epimediums in the Northwest (at least 25 this year), and many other worthwhile selections for sale.

Friday and Saturday May 18 - 19
Spring Flower Power!
Perennial primroses, rhododendrons, and beautiful early perennials smother and spangle the borders. For sale are unusual and heirloom perennials including shade companions, spring bloomers, and foliage selections such as outstanding hostas, plus much more!
Friday and Saturday June 15 - 16
Frolicking Ferns and Flowering Friends!
Mature ferns and their carefree blooming garden friends serve up inspiration for summer foliage and colors. Come start a summer fling. For sale are dozens of fern varieties and perennial companions in garden-ready sizes. Frondophile Shangri La! All this at a great time for shaking up the summer border!

Friday and Saturday September 14 -15
Harvest Daze: Kaleidoscopic Foliage!
The meadow border is swollen to excess. Seedheads, tawny grasses, and colorful leaves complement the year's final flowers. Foliage and late-blooming perennials, ferns, and grasses for sale. Everything is wonderfully grown, and fall is an excellent time for planting!