Forestfarm Nursery

Terry Trezner 3 months ago

My phone suggested Forestfarm as a place that might be able to mail the tree I couldn't find at any local nursery, and it was right. The tree came in less than a week by however they sent it, I don't know who delivered it it was just on my porch. But it got here fast and healthy looking from out of my state. So thank you to the people at Forestfarm whomever you are. I'll be back for more I'm sure because this was too easy.

Hosermandeus L 6 months ago

Disappointed. Only way to contact Forest Farm is via the website, after driving out there find a drastic change. Tried calling, but could only get a redirect que. Learned that from friendly sculpting teacher that was in a small building.

Jenny H a year ago

I've wanted a gunnera manicata for 7 years, and the people at Forest Farm made my dream come true!! I received my plant yesterday, and it took quite the trip from Oregon to Texas, but it made it here safely. They packaged it up really well. I look forward to shopping there soon. Amanda, the sales representative, has been super great and very responsive to all my emails. Thank you!

Jenny Vega Edited 3 years ago

Rare to find tree arrived in PERFECT condition. Not a single leaf was damaged during shipping. Shipping is pricey but when accounting for the low cost of the trees, it evens out.

D M 4 years ago

A hidden gem if you’re local. A national treasure if you’re not. One year ago I bought four fruit trees and some shrubs. They have all survived the winter and are showing signs of a promising spring. I just returned for more shrubs and vines. Greg has helped me a few times in narrowing down my wish list and picking the best plants of the available selection. He is always patient, knowledgeable (I think he’s a landscape architect) and friendly. Every person I’ve seen working there seems lovely and content, plant people. Michael runs the office and is also friendly, and efficient. The plants are healthy. And Greg sends me home with planting and pruning tips. Shown in the pic is a Daphne that started as one gallon a year ago and some lavender that started as tubes.