Watsons Greenhouse and Nursery Now Open in Olympia

Olympia, WALocal News

Watson’s Greenhouse and Nursery has officially opened its doors in Olympia, taking over the iconic Bark & Garden nursery, which served the community for over 40 years. The family-owned business, with roots dating back to 1974, is eager to continue the legacy of quality and creativity established by the previous owners. Cheree Royster, the marketing director, highlighted their commitment to excellent service and a diverse selection of plants and gardening products. The new 10-acre site enables Watson’s to offer an impressive variety of plants and gardening accessories, enhancing the shopping experience for local gardeners. As the spring planting season approaches, customers can expect fresh arrivals weekly, ensuring a unique visit each time.

The transformation of Bark & Garden into a Watson’s location not only preserves its history but also reflects the company's passion for gardening and community connection. With a dedicated team, including CEO Maidee Watson and her family, Watson’s aims to foster a friendly atmosphere that invites community engagement. This expansion into Olympia represents a significant milestone for Watson’s, showcasing their ongoing commitment to supporting local gardening enthusiasts.

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