Watershed Garden Works

Watershed Garden Works RETAIL HOURS
SUN/MON CLOSED
TUES/FRI 10 - 5
SAT 10 - 2
Open to the public March 15th thru November 1st. Longview/Kelso locals ask us about our CSA!

PNW native plants, fruiting trees & shrubs, local raw honey, eggs, Organic vegetable starts & produce. Watershed Garden Works is a retail and wholesale nursery specializing in Pacific Northwest native plants. We also offer custom seed collection, revegetation services, and consultation on Northwest plantings. In addition to natives, we carry a wide variety of ornamentals and edibles, and operate an organic farm.

WATERSHED GARDEN WORKS2039 44TH AVENUELONGVIEW, WA 98632360/425-1885360/423-6456We still have CSA opportunities for this...
05/29/2026

WATERSHED GARDEN WORKS
2039 44TH AVENUE
LONGVIEW, WA 98632
360/425-1885
360/423-6456
We still have CSA opportunities for this summer. The application is attached to this post so you can read more about what a CSA is. The price of food is not going to get cheaper any time soon. A bag of freshly picked in season food is worth $30 a week. We are organic growers and the complaint we get is that there is too much food in the bag. If there is a problem this is your chance to share food with other families. We put recipes in the bag and a letter explaining what is happening on the farm or explaining what maybe a new taste for you, like what kohlrabi is or quince (your grandmother would know what that is).

We are actively planting our available vegetable starts into the field and high tunnels. If you still have a need for transplants to let us know because they won’t be available much longer

AVAILABLE NOW:
Slicing cucumbers - lemon, Armenian
Summer squash - zucchini/straight neck/crookneck/Patty pan
Winter squash - Delicata/spaghetti/butternut/acorn/red Kurt
Pumpkin - Monana jack/Howden/Sugar pie
Watermelon - Moon and stars/Janosik
Cantaloupe - Oregon delicious/Divergent
Sweet pepper - Ace/Double up
Hot pepper - Poblano/Aleppo
Tomatillos
Basil - Sweet/Genovese/Thai
Eggplant
Cilantro
Leek
Okra - Burmese/Star of David

We also have a good supply of perennial edibles including:
Figs - Desert king/Black Spanish
Table grapes - Interlaken/Pink lady/Glenora
Blueberries - early, mid and late varieties
Apples
Asian pears
European pears
Plums

We also have the following natives:
Nodding onion
Golden eyed grass
Rattlesnake plantain
Sitka Columbine
Tall Oregon grape
Coast redwood
Red flowering currant

MAY 20, 2026Watershed Garden Works2039 44th Avenue, Longview, WA 98632360/423-6456360/425-1885RETAIL HOURS: Tuesday - Fr...
05/22/2026

MAY 20, 2026
Watershed Garden Works
2039 44th Avenue, Longview, WA 98632
360/423-6456360/425-1885
RETAIL HOURS: Tuesday - Friday 10-5Saturday 10-2
Our crew is busy seeding and field planting for our market garden and CSA farm share. We are still enrolling customers in our program which begins in early July after the Fourth.
People can purchase a 10-20 week share @ 30.00/week to get a wide variety of local food including vegetables, herbs and fruit that we grow such as cherries, tart cherries, blackberries, figs, apples, pears, Asian pears and grapes. We also can provide honey and eggs produced on our farm.
We are currently out planting corn, beans, French beans, lettuce, lettuce mixes, sweet and hot peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, tomatillo, etc. We also have a 32’ x 100’ high tunnel greenhouse full of tomatoes, peppers, basil, summer squash, onions, shallots, garlic and fingerling potatoes to be harvested in June-July
FOR SALE ITEMS FEATURED THIS WEEK
Eggs 6.00/dozen
Scallions 2.00/bunch

EDIBLE Plants
Figs $25.00
Grape $20.00
Blueberries $22.00
Ultra dwarf Stella cherry $45.00
Wine grapes $30.00-35.00
Goumi $15.00
Bearrs Lime Tree $200 with a lot of limes growing
pictured in post

NATIVE PLANTS
Nodding onion $6.00
Narrow leaf onion $7.00
Port Orford cedar $8.00
Alumroot $6.00
Bleeding heart $5.00
and more

* We still have a good variety of vegetable starts and now is prime time to trans plant them outdoors. Keep in mind that our farm is actively transplanting some of these for our farm so let us know if there is anything you need.
STILL AVAILABLE
Winter squash
Summer squash
Watermelon
Cantaloupe
Pumpkins
Slicing cucumbers
Tomatillos
12 Tomatoes
Sweet/hot peppers
Eggplant
Basil
Cilantro

Watershed Garden Works2039 44th AveLongview WA360 425 1885Open T-F 10:00-5:00 Sat 10:00-2:00VEGETABLE STARTS* Tomatoes -...
05/13/2026

Watershed Garden Works
2039 44th Ave
Longview WA
360 425 1885
Open T-F 10:00-5:00 Sat 10:00-2:00

VEGETABLE STARTS
* Tomatoes - Sungold, Black Krim, Cherokee purple, Mortgage lifter
* Peppers - Aleppo, Ancho/Poblano, Bell
* Eggplant
* Summer squash - Zucchini, Patty pan, Straightneck, Crookneck
* Winter squash - Candystick Delicata, Honeynut Butternut, Spaghetti, Table queen, Sweet dumpling
* Pumpkin - Sugar pie, Howden, Montana jack, Cinderella
* Cantaloupe - Divergent, Oregon delicious
* Watermelon - Janosik
* Basil - Genovese, Thai
* Slicing cucumbers - Armenian, Lemon
* Okra - Burmese, Star of David
NATIVE PLANTS FEATURED THIS WEEK
* Armeria maritima/Pink thrift - easy to grow perennial for full sun and well drained soil
* Linnaea borealis/Twinflower - evergreen perennial which grows under a forest canopy
* Sidalcea hendersonii/Hendersons checker mallow
* Aquilegia formosa/Sitka Columbine
* Lupinus latifolius/Broadleaf lupine
* Mimulus guttatus/Yellow monkey flower
* Goodyera oblongifolia/Rattlesanake plantain
* Dicentra formosa/Bleeding heart
* Camassia quash/ Common camas
* Cornus nuttallii/Pacific dogwood
*. Taxus brevifolia/Pacific yew See less

May 6, 2023WATERSHED GARDEN WORKS2039 44TH AVENUELONGVIEW, WA 98632360/423-6456360/425-1885RETAIL HOURS : Tuesday - Frid...
05/06/2026

May 6, 2023
WATERSHED GARDEN WORKS
2039 44TH AVENUE
LONGVIEW, WA 98632
360/423-6456
360/425-1885
RETAIL HOURS : Tuesday - Friday 10-5
Saturday 10-2

***** We will have a booth at the annual Lower Columbia School Gardens plant sale fundraiser Saturday May 9 from 9-1 at North Lake Elementary IN Longview.

NATIVE PLANTS FEATURED THIS WEEK
*Armeria maritima/Pink thrift - easy to grow perennial for full sun and well drained soil
* Linnaea borealis/Twinflower - evergreen perennial which grows under a forest canopy
* Sidalcea hendersonii/Hendersons checker mallow
* Aquilegia formosa/Sitka Columbine
* Lupinus latifolius/Broadleaf lupine
* Mimulus guttatus/Yellow monkey flower
* Goodyera oblongifolia/Rattlesanake plantain
* Dicentra formosa/Bleeding heart
* Camassia quash/ Common camas
* Cornus nuttallii/Pacific dogwood
*. Taxus brevifolia/Pacific yew

EDIBLE PLANTS FEATURED THIS WEEK
* FIGS
* SEEDLESS TABLE GRAPES
* VEGETABLE STARTS
* STELLA SWEET CHERRY
*. LIBERTY APPLE
*. GOUMI
* BLUEBERRIES

WATERSHED GARDEN WORKS2039 44TH AVENUELONGVIEW, WA 98632360/423-6456360/425-1885OPEN: 10-5 Tuesday through Friday/Saturd...
05/01/2026

WATERSHED GARDEN WORKS
2039 44TH AVENUE
LONGVIEW, WA 98632
360/423-6456
360/425-1885
OPEN: 10-5 Tuesday through Friday/Saturday 10-2
May 1 Featured this week
EDIBLES
* SEEDLESS TABLE GRAPES - Interlaken/Glenora/Pink lady
* WINE GRAPES - Pinot noir/Chardonnay
* FIGS - Desert king/Negronne/Black Spanish
* TOMATO STARTS
* PEPPER STARTS
* EGGPLANT STARTS
* TOMATILLO STARTS
* CUCUMBER STARTS
* SUMMER SQUASH STARTS
* MELON STARTS COMING NEXT WEEK
* SWEET CHERRY TREES
* PIE CHERRY TREES
* APPLE TREES
* ASIAN PEAR TREES* PERSIMMON TREES
* BLUEBERRIES
NATIVES
* WESTERN RED CEDAR
* QUAKING ASPEN
* RATTLESNAKE PLANTAIN
* GRACEFUL CINQUEFOIL
* HENDERSON CHECKER MALLOW
* BROADLEAF LUPINE
* COMMON CAMAS
* SITKA COLUMBINE
* RED FLOWERING CURRANT
* GOLDEN CURRANT
* NODDING ONION
*DEVILS CLUB

April 22, 2026Watershed Garden Works - 2039 44th Avenue Longview, Wa 98632 360-423-6456 0r 360-425-1885Open now for regu...
04/22/2026

April 22, 2026

Watershed Garden Works -
2039 44th Avenue Longview, Wa 98632
360-423-6456 0r 360-425-1885
Open now for regular retail hours until November
Tue-Fri from 10-5 and Sat 10-2

Featured this week

* NATIVES
Tufted hair grass/Deschampsia caespitosa
Douglas aster/ Aster subspicatus
Pink thrift/Armeria marítima
Sitka Columbine/Aquilegia formosa
Graceful cinquefoil/Potentilla gracilis
Nodding onion/Allium cerium
Blackcap raspberry/rubus leucodermis
Highbush cranberry/Viburnum educe
Rattlesnake plantain/Goodyera oblongifolia
Aruncus sylvester/Goats beardedladyfoodcompany
*EDIBLES
Apples - King/Liberty/Gravenstein/Red spy
Sweet cherries - Stella
Tart cherries - Montmorency/North Star
Asian pears
European pears - Comice
Figs - Desert King/Dominico Mauro
Plums - Satsuma/Elephant heart/Italian
Blueberries
Eggplant
Tomato
Pepper
Lemon cucumber
Garlic chives/Chinese leeks
* FOOD
Local honey
Eggs
Scallions
Frozen pie cherries (2025 crop)

April 16, 2026Watershed Garden Works2039 44th Avenue Longview, Wa 98632360-423-6456 or 360/425-1885open for regular reta...
04/17/2026

April 16, 2026
Watershed Garden Works
2039 44th Avenue Longview, Wa 98632
360-423-6456 or 360/425-1885
open for regular retail hours Tue.-Fri. 10-5 and Sat 10-
New and ready to go this week:

* Local honey - 25.00/quart or 15.00/pint
* Eggs - 6.00/dozen
* Scallion bunches large - 1.50 each
* 2 gallon bearing age Blueberries @ 20../each -
we have a good assortment of early, mid and late varieties
* Stella cherry trees - all 5 gallon trees are 45.00
* King apple
* Puget gold apricot
* Satsuma plum
* Red spy apple
* Honeycrisp apple
* Liberty apple
* Comice pear
* Italian prune trees
* Gravenstein apples
* Figs - Desert king and Dominic Tauro
* Seven sisters heritage climbing rose (2 pictures)
* Aleppo Pepper plants 6.00
* Garlic chives/Chinese leek starts 3.00
* Assorted tomato plants 4-5 each
* Lemon cucumber starts 3.00
* Native blackcap raspberries/Rubus leucodermis -
1 gallon @ 12.00
* Eggplant starts - 4-5 each
* Native mountain huckleberry @ 15.00 each
* Nodding onion/Allium cernuum -
one of our native edible onions (pictured)
* Graceful cinquefoil/Potentilla gracilis -
a queen of the pollinators

Watershed Garden Works is open now for regular retail hours Tuesday - Friday from 10-5 and Saturday from 10-2. 2039 44th...
04/10/2026

Watershed Garden Works is open now for regular retail hours
Tuesday - Friday from 10-5 and Saturday from 10-2.
2039 44th Ave, Longview

We have several varieties of fruit trees that do well in this area. Cherries, Pears, Apples, Blueberries,
We have a good supply of tomatoes, peppers, tomatillos, eggplant, basil starts which will be ready to purchase in the upcoming weeks as soil conditions warm up to allow transplanting outdoors.
Our soil is drying out enough for us to till/prepare our fields for direct seeding of spinach, lettuce, carrots, potatoes, peas, Swiss chard, greens, et
We have several high tunnel greenhouses which has allowed us to plant early crops of warm season vegetables to get a jump on the season.
We are also seeding crops such as squash and cucumbers in pots in the greenhouse to transplant into the fields as soil temperatures rise In the coming weeks.
Native plants including pollinators, ground covers and grasses are also available now and now is a good time to plant them.
We are finalizing our farm share CSA now which will run from early July until fall with shares costing 30.00 per week. We have never had a complaint about quality or value. You can access the form on Watershed Garden works page or you can call Dixie @ 360/425-1885 or 360/423-6456
Post • 3 Photos • Dixie Edwards

Home gardening, community gardening and tiny food forest gardening – especially for the growing of food- is increasing i...
04/01/2026

Home gardening, community gardening and tiny food forest gardening – especially for the growing of food- is increasing in popularity in the US as well as around the world.
This surge in urban food growing is partly due to rising fuel and food costs. It is also on the rise for its ability to build community, increase food resiliency, provide access to hyper local foods for optimum nutrition.
Experienced gardeners know the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health benefits of gardening.
In 2026 gardeners can save several hundred dollars or momore on a small garden plot like in the community gardens. Heirloom varieties of vegetable can be designated for saving seeds which will save many on next years seed purchase but will allow you to naturally breed a crop specifically for your micro climate. Plants become more disease and pest resistant which will also save money.
Gardeners can supplement income with number crips of some vegetables which can be sold or bartered.
Finally, gardeners can make applesauce, tomato sauce, sauerkraut, salsa and pickles, which can be used throughout the winter while also saving money. We are considering water bath canning classes as the gardening season matures. We can also talk about freezing things like pesto or green vegetables.

Address

2039 44th Avenue
Longview, WA
98632

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+13604236456

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