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Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center

Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center
Location:
📍Snoqualmie Valley Trail, Union Hill-Novelty Hill, Washington, 98091, US
Hours
mondayClosed
tuesdayClosed
wednesdayClosed
thursdayClosed
fridayClosed
saturday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
sunday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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About the Nursery

Native plant and organic farm. Top products: Native plants, Seasonal produce, Educational workshops. Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center is a multifaceted organization located in the Snoqualmie Valley, dedicated to sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, and ecological education. The center operates a native plant nursery, providing flora sourced from the local Cascadia region to support regional biodiversity and restoration efforts. Beyond its nursery operations, Oxbow functions as a working farm that prioritizes soil health and food security, supplying the local community with fresh, sustainably grown produce. Their mission centers on building a resilient future by connecting the public to the land through outdoor recreation, guided nature trails, and educational workshops focused on conservation science and agricultural practices. The organization serves a diverse audience including homeowners interested in native landscaping, families seeking educational nature experiences, and community members looking for sustainably sourced food. By integrating habitat restoration with agricultural production, Oxbow acts as both a commercial nursery supplier and a regional hub for ecological advocacy and environmental literacy.
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Customer Reviews(21)

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PNW JD4 months ago

great local org doing important work

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SAM L7 months ago

Aggressive people, driving people away madly. Bad customer service. Not recommend, especially if you have kids.

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Austin Orion10 months ago

Great non profit organization that partners with local food banks to donate fresh produce to families. They also have a small native plant nursery

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Shienne WFa year ago

Fresh produce, wonderful service, great pumpkins!

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Alicia M2 years ago

I love their native plants - this is one of the few places I can find them. That said, a lot of the plants are quite expensive (although they do have a few $5 annuals, many of which will reseed), so I think the average gardener will find themselves buying just a couple. You really have to be a dedicated (or deep-pocketed!) enthusiast to buy a $14 trillium that's 2 inches tall and won't flower for another few years! I've attached some photos of flowers I've bought from Oxbow in the past.

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