A place to gather & grow!

Summer Hours start June 21st:

Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm

Wednesday 8:00am-7:30ish pm Food & Music 4-7pm

Saturday 8:00-2:00pm

Sunday CLOSED

Nursery Event Calendar:

Wednesday Sips & Sounds Series every Wednesday from 4-7:30pm. Music sponsored by First Interstate. NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR BEVERAGE.

Wednesday, September 3rd: Rescheduled due to heat advisory.

Wednesday, September 10th 4-7:30pm: Food Truck: Madfire Kitchen *Music: Aspen

Saturday, September 13rd from 11:00 - 1:30: Fresh Indigo Dyeing & Simple Resist Techniques with Beth Mort from Snapdragon Flower Farm. Explore the art of dyeing with fresh indigo on silk. Using the salt extraction method, you will learn different ways of resist-binding to create beautiful patterns to use in future dye projects. Learn how to grow, harvest, and process pigment plants in your own garden. You will leave with a hand dyed Habotai silk scarf and Beth’s favorite dye plant seed. Cost: $95, includes all class materials & supplies. *Class is limited to 12 people. Registration deadline: Sept.5th (bring an apron or dress in clothing knowing it could get stained). Cancellation policy: full refund within 72hrs of class date.

Saturday, September 20th from 11:00-1:30: Bundle Dye Workshop with Local Flowers with Beth Mort from Snapdragon Flower Farm. Learn the beauty of hidden pigments in everyday garden blooms through bundle dyeing! Learn to make botanical patterns using the bundle dye technique on organic cotton bandanas. You will leave with your unique, bundle-dyed organic cotton bandana, an eco-print example, and some of Beth’s favorite dye plant seed to use for the 2026 season. Cost: $95, includes all class materials & supplies. *Class is limited to 15 people. Registration deadline: Sept. 10th (bring an apron or dress in clothing knowing it could get stained). Cancellation policy: full refund within 72hrs of class date.

Saturday, October 11th 11-1:30: Join Beth Mort of Snapdragon Flower Farm to create a unique hand-built dried flower wreath using all the colorful dried flowers grown on her farm. You'll learn how to make your own wreath form from our native red-twig dogwood boughs along with tips and tricks for making wreaths anytime of year.  Learn about the best flowers to grow for drying in your own gardens and drying techniques. All wreath making supplies are provided so just bring yourself and be ready to enjoy! Cost: $105 *Class is limited to 20 people.