North Saanich, BC
Open daily from 9am to 5pm **Closed Oct 11th and 12th for Thanksgiving long weekend**
1370 Wain Rd, North Saanich
1 (250) 656-0384
Transform your garden into a space you want to spend time in
Russell Nursery is a family owned and operated retail nursery, founded in 1992. Whether you are new to gardening or an old hand, you can expect a warm welcome and as much help as needed to sort out what can seem like a bewildering number of choices.
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Quality Plants and Knowledgeable Staff!
We pride ourselves on our knowledgeable staff and our service-oriented approach. Looking for something specific? Or perhaps you have a garden-related question? Send us a message or give us a call and we’ll do our best to help you out!
What’s Happening at Russell Nursery?
Closed Oct 11th & 12th for Thanksgiving Weekend
We will be closed both Sunday, Oct 11th, and Monday, Oct 12th, to celebrate Thanksgiving this year.
We wish everybody a wonderful long weekend!
Plan your Fall & Winter Workshops
Our fall and winter workshops are now open for booking.
Join us for Felco Maintenance, Christmas Wreathmaking, and Kids’ Holiday Table Arrangements.
Spaces fill up fast, so don’t wait — book your spot today!
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