FAQ

Ordering & Pickup
  • Pickup and limited local delivery options shown at checkout. Sorry, we don't ship.
  • No-contact pickup every Friday, 9 AM–6 PM. Address is in your confirmation email; orders are sorted by name in the pickup area.
  • Can't make it Friday? Contact us after ordering to schedule a 1-hour pickup window Monday through Saturday.
  • We hold orders up to 14 days, then cancel and refund if unclaimed.
Nursery
  • Small backyard nursery: online only, no retail storefront for in-person browsing.
  • We often include photos of actual nursery plants in our listings.
  • Inventory is live and accurate.
  • Plants currently out of stock but in production are listed with their anticipated sale date.
Pot Sizes

Pot dimensions are displayed as width by depth in inches: for example, "Bandpot (4x6)" is a bandpot that is 4 inches wide and 6 inches deep.
Plants
  • Plants labeled “Hyperlocal – SNP Nursery Grounds” are propagated from naturally occurring native plants on our nursery property.
  • Every Skamania Native Plant is nursery-propagated, never dug from the wild.
  • We hand-collect or carefully source our seed, with respect and care for parent populations, and grow organically without peat, pesticides, or synthetics.
  • Each batch of soil we mix is imbued with beneficial native mycorrhizae: when we clean human-claimed areas like our driveway, gutters, and patios, we compost the collected needles, leaves, and cones along our forest edge where they decompose and intermingle with native fungi. This hyperlocal native inoculant forms more effective root partnerships than commercial products, improving drought tolerance, nutrient uptake, and long-term establishment in our Pacific Northwest soils.
  • Our plants grow outdoors year-round in an intact native forest setting at roughly 900 feet in the Cascade foothills, facing real seasons and weather that build resilience for Pacific Northwest gardens.
  • As a small backyard nursery, every plant gets individual attention.
  • Due to our natural setting, our pots often include native organic material such as mosses, lichens, fungi, or even volunteer native seedlings (yours to keep!).