Honeyman Nursery Video Take 1

Lance has been busy making a movie for the nursery

         Honeyman Nursery & Landscaping wants’ to thank all of our customers & friends that voted us as their #1 Favorite Nursery & Most Hard Working & Resourceful Landscaper. You our customers are the reason we strive for perfection and customer service is a top priority for us. Lance and I also feel that we have the greatest employees to give you that top notch service, you deserve with the same smiling faces year after year.

Things are changing at the nusery again, we made an enclosure--ok a roof over our bag goods now--will keep them dryer during the winter months, but it's serving a double purpose also. On the west end we are installing a living roof combining groundcovers and flowers.

Where the bag goods were is now a display area for our column  and bubbler rocks--oh of course we had to include plants and containers for some color.
Added another 2000sq.ft. pavers well not quite we still need to install about 400 sq.ft. more.

Perennial & Shrub of the month February

On February 10th 25% of our retail sales will be donated to Ada Grange to provide scholarship or scholarships to a lucky Siuslaw high Senior.

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Bring in 2 non-perishable food items and receive a free plant that day also.

Rose Seminar


Honeyman Nursery & Landscaping will be holding a seminar on Saturday Feb 6th at 11:00 am on how to grow and care for roses in our coastal environment. Barbara and Shayne will be there to answer your questions and explain some of the difficulties of growing on the coast, pruning techniques and giving you hints on how you still can have gorgeous roses. We will give you ideas on how to identify and correct issues before it becomes a problem with them. The bareroot roses arrived a couple of weeks ago and are ready to be planted in the ground and as a lot of our customers do plant them in containers also. Pre-registration is not required, but if you could call and let us know, that would be greatly appreciated! Honeyman Nursery & Landscaping 85089 Hwy 101S. We're 1 mile south of the bridge 541-997-8522

Spring colors are starting to show signs of life around the nursery and in town the crocus have their little heads coming up with shades of purple, yellow and white. Primroses and pansies planted at a front entrance or back deck add that bright and cheerful image that sping is just around the corner even if it's pouring down rain today. Not getting to many pavers laid down at work today with the water standing where I want to put them. We are staying inside painting and tiding up the barn and retail areas.