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GardenWashington Blog Library

How to identify and manage grubs and beetles in your lawn

Learn about the different types of white grubs affecting lawns in our area, including European chafer, Japanese beetles, and other species, and how to identify grub damage and manage these pests while keeping your garden ecosystem healthy.

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Holiday Gift Ideas from West Seattle Nursery

Looking for the perfect stocking stuffer or a thoughtful gift for your holiday host? You’ve come to the right place. The West Seattle Nursery Gift Shop and Garden Center is filled with festive finds that are cozy, clever, and beautifully Northwest. Whether you’re shopping for a plant lover, a foodie, or that person who already […]

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Drought-Tolerant Grasses for PNW Gardens

As climate patterns shift and summers grow hotter and drier – even here in the lush Pacific Northwest – more gardeners are turning to xeriscaping. This water-wise landscaping approach uses drought-tolerant plants to create gardens that are both beautiful and sustainable. At West Seattle Nursery, we’re proud to offer a carefully curated selection of xeric […]

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Northwest Native Plants for Your Spring Garden

April is Native Plant Appreciation Month, and there’s no better time to embrace the beauty and benefits of native plants in your garden. To celebrate, our Native Plant Buyer Meagan, who has been with us since 2013, has handpicked her top native plant recommendations for your spring garden.

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Why Are Crows, Raccoons, and Squirrels Eating Our Lawns? What to Do About European Chafer Grubs

If you’ve noticed crows, raccoons, or squirrels tearing up your lawn lately, you’re not alone. These animals aren’t just causing chaos for fun—they’re on a mission to find food. One likely culprit is the European chafer grub. If you find them, consider pest management strategies like nematode treatments or increased watering during the egg-laying season. […]

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