We took another look through our greenhouses and
they are simply overflowing with annuals.
With such a bumper crop a 15% discount isn't enough!

Beautiful Plants—Blooms to Enjoy—Bigger Savings.

Sale includes pre-filled containers, hanging baskets, vegetables,
and every annual from Angelonia to Zinnia

Sale excludes Summer Dahlias
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

We took another look through our greenhouses and
they are simply overflowing with annuals.
With such a bumper crop a 15% discount isn't enough!

Annual Plants 40% Off - the entire month of July
Beautiful Plants—Blooms to Enjoy—Bigger Savings.

Sale includes pre-filled containers, hanging baskets, vegetables,
and every annual from Angelonia to Zinnia

Sale excludes Summer Dahlias
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

Marshland Farms
Egg Sale

Our flock is so excited about the opening of our new
Produce Market at Marshland Farms they can't stop laying.
It's time to stock up on the best tasting eggs in the Snohomish Valley!

99¢ per dozen...No Limits

Sale price valid July 11th & 12th
at Marshland Farms location only!

Marshland Farms is the perfect destination for groups to experience
the value of local agriculture and discover where our food comes from.

Ride aboard a tractor pulled covered wagon as our knowledgeable
tour guides lead a fun, interactive outdoor adventure.
Along the way, guests will learn how food is grown,
explore the farm firsthand, and gain a deeper appreciation
for the importance of buying locally.

CLICK here for more details

Are your planters and containers looking a little drab?
Maybe you remembered the fireworks but
forgot to water your hanging baskets?
Or, you just need some new color?

You asked...It's back!
Our Summer Plant Sale.
Save 15% on Annual Plants - the entire month of July!

Impatiens, Begonias, Dahlias, Coleus, Petunias, Zinnias, and more!
Vegetables, Herbs, Pre-Planted Containers, and Hanging Baskets.
Fresh plants arriving daily to "spruce" things up!

e-Club members - don't forget your added 10% discount.
That means you save 25%!

Meet the Newest Member of our
Flower World Family

Wishing everyone a safe and happy day celebrating 250 years of Freedom!

Local produce, engaging play areas, agricultural learning,
relaxing environments, and stunning views.
All nestled in the picturesque Snohomish Valley.

8102 Marsh Rd
Snohomish, WA 98296

Produce Market Hours
Mon - Fri 11am - 5pm
Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 5pm

CLICK to visit marshlandfarmsusa.com for more details.

Wednesday - July 2, 2026

Enjoy the wonderful flavors the Snohomish Valley has to offer.
Fresh & Local
Fruit, Vegetables, Cider and More!

The Produce Market at Marshland Farms
8102 Marsh Rd.
Snohomish, WA 98296
marshlandfarmsusa.com

Mon - Fri 11am - 5pm
Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 5pm

This is simply the first phase of many more fun and exciting things
for the entire family as we "share the farm" at Marshland Farms.
Stay Tuned!

Local Fruit, Veggies, Cider, and many other locally sourced goodness is available In the Valley. Explore the farm, enjoy some snacks, and plan a picnic.

Store Hours
Mon - Fri 11am - 5pm
Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 5pm
You may enjoy extended hours on the farm (until 8pm) as long as you have purchased your entry tickets during regular store hours.

Admission Prices
Adults $20
Children (3-12 yrs) $10
Under 3 yrs Free
Carload (4+) $50

CLICK to visit marshlandfarmsusa.com for more information

Roses have long symbolized love, respect, gratitude, and admiration -
qualities often associated with the best fathers.
That's one great reason to give dad a rose bush this Father's Day.
Another one...you save 20%

Roses - 20% Discount
June 19 - 22, 2026
e-Club members enjoy an additional 10% savings

CLICK to see our current Rose Availability List

Potatoes, Spuds & Taters
at The Produce Market

Why should you buy your potatoes at The Produce Market?
Not all potatoes are created equally.

It starts with how we grow…
Rather than planting directly into the field, our potato plants grow in pots in our greenhouses. This provides a head start on the growing season and produces fresh local potatoes weeks before traditional field-grown crops are ready for harvest. Throughout the growing process, each potato is carefully nurtured to peak quality. Next, we gently hand-harvest every potato; preserving the optimal appearance, texture, and quality of every potato we sell. Large-scale potato farms rely on mechanical harvesting equipment to dig their crops. While efficient, this process can cause cuts, bruises, gouges, and other damage.

Naturally grown without Pesticides and Chemicals...
Because most potatoes are root crops, and planted in the field, they are sensitive to soil diseases and are often treated with soil absorbed chemicals. Potatoes frequently rank among vegetables with the highest pesticide residue. The most common is a sprout inhibitor that is applied post-harvest. This sprout inhibitor has been detected on up to 90% of conventional potato samples. While permitted by the EPA in the U.S., it was banned by the EU in 2019 due to health and toxicity concerns.

Just a better approach...
Our 3 different container grown crops are planted using our own special formula of composted soil. Because our soil is heated to 140 degrees for 3 weeks it is naturally weed and virus free...without the need for sprout inhibitors or pesticides. We use the science of Mother Nature.

The final results…
Local potatoes from sustainable small-scale farmers who use the same care, attention, and pride that local farming has been built on.
Local potatoes that taste better, look better, and are healthier, too.
Local potatoes that come directly from our farm to your table.
Local potatoes that you will be proud to serve, and your family will love to eat!!

Maltby grown potatoes...a difference you can see and flavor you will taste!

Make your gardening dollars stretch a bit further by planting perennials that return year-after-year for continued beauty and enjoyment. With the wide variety of perennials available, you can create a garden that blooms every month of the year. Many perennials also thrive in containers, providing beautiful foliage, texture, and color long after the flowers have faded.

Perennials - 20% OFF
May 29 - June 1, 2026

Discount applies to 1-gallon sizes only.
Excludes groundcovers and herbs.

e-Club members enjoy an additional 10% discount.

CLICK for a list of long blooming Perennials

Flower World
Sun - Thu 10am - 5pm
Fri & Sat 10am - 6pm

The Produce Market
Mon - Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 5pm

Japanese maples, with their ever-changing foliage, bring a riot of color to any garden. From very small to very tall and every leaf shape imaginable, there is sure to be one that fits every corner of your yard!

Did you know...fried maple leaves have been a very popular snack
in Osaka, Japan for at least a thousand years.
Feeling adventurous? Try some fried maple leaves as a snack!

Japanese Maple Trees - 20% Discount
May 22 -25, 2026
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

CLICK for a list of Japanese Maples by type and foliage color

Local Strawberries at
The Produce Market

Summer's famous sweet snack is back in season.
Shortcake, Smoothies, Pies, and all the treats of the season taste
best when made homemade with fresh and local berries.

Pint - $4.99
1/2 flat (6 Pints) - $24.99
Summer, Sun, and Strawberries...now that's a tasty trio!

Flower World & The Produce Market
Memorial Day Weekend Hours
Fri - May 22 - 10am - 6pm
Sat - May 23 - 10am - 6pm
Sun - May 24 - 10am - 5pm
Memorial Day - Mon - May 25 - 10am - 5pm

It's the time of the year when the Pilchuck chapter of the
American Rhododendron Society stops by for their annual truss show.

Saturday - May 16, 2026 - 10:00am - 2:00pm

This free “open house" style show will highlight the stunning and
unique trusses grown by society members throughout the season.
View the spectacular blooms up close, then connect with
the presenters who are eager to share their tips and help you
grow these beautiful shrubs like an expert.

Memorial Day Weekend Hours
Sat - May 23 - 10am | 6pm
Sun - May 24 - 10am | 5pm
Mon - May 25 - 10am | 5pm

A mother’s love plants the seeds of confidence, hope, and courage...
and they bloom in each of us for a lifetime.

From everyone at Flower World...
Thank you to every mother and mother-figure who
inspires, cares, and supports every day of the year.

Mother's Day Hours
10am - 5pm

Join us for the last free clinic of the Spring.

Growing upwards, downwards, or anywards is fun and allows you the versatility
to mix flowers, foliage, and edible plants in unique and creative ways.
Terri discusses vertical gardening techniques that use
vines and other climbing plants to turn walls, fences, arbors,
and trellises into living works of art.

Saturday - May 2 - 11am
RSVP is not required to attend

Special Mother's Day Gift Ideas

"Branch Out" with your Mother's Day gifts this year.

Rose Trees bring old world charm.
Evergreen Spirals add year-round interest to containers and entries.
Japanese Maples create a whimsical and fairy garden atmosphere.
A special gift for the special mother figure in your life.

"Do it now so you can relax later" - Mom

CLICK the photo to purchase online

Plant them once - enjoy them year after year.
That's the beauty of Perennials.

Join Terri as she explores transforming your garden
by planting long blooming perennials.
Learn disease and pest management, the benefit of deadheading
for continuous blooms, preparing the planting site, and more!

Saturday - April 25 - 11am

RSVP not required to attend
CLICK to see a list of upcoming topics and dates

Flower World in Bloom

Enjoy this weekend's perfect Seattle weather with a greenhouse stroll.
Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs, Vines, and a "Whole lot More".
The nursery is filled from Azaleas to Zelkovas...
all grown by us...right here in the Snohomish Valley.
Everyone is working dilengently to make sure the freshest and
highest quality plants are coming directly from our growing areas
to your gardens and containers.
Visit often...there is something new to find every day!

This open house style event features some of this years most beautiful Rhododendrons varieties and blooms. Stop by and ask the "experts" about Washington State's official flower.

CLICK to visit the American Rhododendron Society's website.

Looking to grow bigger berries and more of them?
Sweeter, juicier, and better berries are produced on
well cared for bushes and vines.

Gary Ingram is back to share his 40+ years of fruit growing knowledge,
and this time he focuses on berry pruning techniques that
help you increase your harvest and grow healthier plants.

Saturday - April 18 - 11am

Clinic is free and no need to RSVP prior to attending
CLICK for a list of upcoming clinic topics and dates

A Follow up Letter to the
Snohomish County Council

Dear Snohomish County Council,

We recently communicated to our Flower World customer base the necessary steps we have taken to comply with the Judge’s decision that Flower World is not an agricultural operation. It is clear that this decision was based on the fact that Flower World sells their agricultural products (plants grown by us on 200 acres of property and 12 acres of greenhouses) to retail customers. In addition, we were told we cannot have customers parking on the property. These facts were clearly confirmed by the Hearing Examiner and the Court even though Flower World’s zoning for farm and Nursery is explicitly allowed under the Code. Regardless, the Court decided, with a straight face, that Flower World is not involved in an agricultural business. So, the question becomes what is considered agricultural activities and what other activities are incidental to that effort?

If you, as a Council, agree with the Hearing Examiner and the Court’s decision that Flower World is no longer an agricultural operation, then those same rules must be applied to all farms. This includes Nurseries, Strawberry, Hay, Vegetable, Pumpkin, Cut-flower, Xmas tree, and any other farm involved in Agri-tourism. As long as they are selling their product to the general public, they too are no longer classified as agriculture and become subject to the assessor’s claim for 6 years back taxes and penalties. This court decision also means ALL of these farms cannot operate in R-5 or Ag-10 zoning and that ALL of these farms, selling to retail customers, are now considered to be a commercial retail store.

Accepting the new rule that these farms are no longer involved in agriculture endangers the farms open space tax exemption. Not agriculture, no tax exemption. Period. The Assessor will be knocking on the door. Ironically, this Council went to bat two years ago on the State level, to make sure that Agri- tourism was a viable option to support farmers income. Now, as interpreted by Snohomish County Court and the County Code itself, the rug is pulled out from under that issue. A rule that had never existed for farms that grow or raise their own agricultural products. You must realize, as legislators, that any ambiguity in the code that negates anything accomplished in State Law should not be undermined by County Code.

I clearly understand the separation of powers between the Council, as legislators, and the Executive and Judicial branch. However, the excuse of not being able to get involved is lame. Why, then, is there a Council representing us, the citizens, in the first place? By claiming this excuse, you conveniently bypass your responsibility to function as checks and balances. This does not mean you have to interfere with Court cases, but you definitely have the legislative power to pass laws that will clarify ambiguities in the County Code and stop roque attorneys from declaring war on local farmers. These same attorneys often make statements that are 180 degrees opposing Snohomish County Agricultural policies and are in direct conflict with the Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers Executive Order 18-02 titled “Advancing our policies for preserving and expanding the Agricultural economy of Snohomish County “

Since the issue centers entirely on the definition of what agricultural activities actually are, I suggest you pass a simple ordinance to be codified as follows and is made an explicit part of the Land Disturbing Activities exemptions for Agriculture that are currently in the code.

Amend SCC 30.91A.090 (definition of Agricultural activities) and SCC 30.91F.120 (definition of what is a “Farm") to include retail sales to the public and the parking of customer cars on private property as a necessary part of Agricultural activities, that take place when Agricultural Products, as defined in SCC 30.91A.105A, are being sold to the general public and are grown by the farmer.

We have been encouraged by the great support of many who want to see Flower World continue to operate, and you have the ability to make it happen.

John Postema

Planting Service

You’re dreaming of new gardens and colorful flower beds…
but finding the time feels impossible. That’s where we come in.

Simply stop by and choose the plants you love,
and we take care of everything else.
Delivery, expert planting, and the confidence of
precision work that is fully guaranteed.

CLICK for more details about Flower World's Planting Service.

Growing your own cool-season vegetables like lettuce, kale,
and carrots is easier than you think...and incredibly rewarding.
Join Terri and Dalene as they discuss all the aspects of growing
cool crop vegetables - giving you fresh and flavorful produce
that always tastes better than the store.

Saturday - April 11 - 11am

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend
CLICK to see our list of upcoming clinic topics and dates.

The Future of Flower World
A letter from our President

To those of you who regularly visit Flower World in Maltby and who may be willing to help us preserve a local institution from the fate that has already claimed so many other farms and nurseries.

Four years ago, Snohomish County began legal proceedings asserting that Flower World is no longer an agricultural operation—even though we grow approximately 95% of our crops on-site and have operated in the same manner for over 50 years. The Snohomish County Hearing Examiner ultimately ruled against us, comparing our business to Home Depot, rather than recognizing that we are a working agricultural business. We appealed this decision to the Snohomish County Superior Court, but the ruling was upheld. We are now appealing this decision to a higher level.

The basis for the court's decision is that Flower World sells wholesale and directly to retail customers...like you. While this may sound unreasonable, and despite our arguments that many pumpkin farms, U-cut Christmas tree farms, and small nurseries operate in the same way, our position has not been recognized. We have reached out to the Snohomish County Council and the County Executive to express our concerns. To date we have received no response.

This is not the first time we have faced such challenges. Six years ago, the County Health Department attempted to shut down The Produce Market across the street, claiming we needed a restaurant permit to operate. Our argument—that we are not a restaurant—was unsuccessful, and that decision was also upheld on appeal. The final outcome of this remains uncertain.

Currently, Snohomish County, along with a neighboring industrial operator, is seeking to close our south entrance, claiming it is illegal. This, despite the fact that we legally obtained a permit to relocate the access point approximately 31 feet. Historically, Flower World has maintained the two access points to this dead-end street for the past 50 years.

In response to these ongoing challenges, Flower World’s Board of Directors has made the difficult decision to begin working with a land development firm to explore options that protect both the business and interests of our more than 40 employee-shareholders. We have asked this firm to collaborate with Snohomish County to identify viable paths forward. These options may include converting a portion of the property to industrial zoning or developing clustered residential housing. While this planning process could take up to three years, the uncertainty created by ongoing legal proceedings makes it necessary to explore all of our options now.

Seven years ago, our Board committed to a plan of continuing Flower World’s operations for at least the next 50 years—and that remains our goal today. However, four years of litigation with the County has created significant financial and operational strain.

Given these circumstances, we have again asked for support and intervention from the Snohomish County Council. To date, the response has simply been silence. This leaves us facing a difficult and uncertain future.

On a personal note, I served as President of the Snohomish Farm Bureau in 2001. During that time, the Bureau led a countywide citizen initiative known as the “Right to Plow." Its purpose was to recognize that farm operations are fundamentally different from land development and should be granted appropriate exemptions for agricultural activities. The initiative passed with strong support—over 60% of voters—and it remains in effect today.

As we have worked through each decision, we have found county regulators either do not fully understand the intent of this initiative or choose not to apply it. This, to the detriment of Flower World and many other farmers in Snohomish County.

Throughout this entire process, we have not sought public assistance. Now, however, we believe the stakes extend far beyond our survival. Snohomish County is losing farms at an alarming rate—more than 15 each year—and many new farmers lack the financial resources or capacity to navigate and challenge complex bureaucratic systems.

Included are the names and email addresses of the Snohomish County Council. If you are concerned about the decisions affecting Flower World and local farmers alike, and want to help, we ask that you reach out to the Council and ask, “Are you going to remain silent and allow the end of farming in Snohomish County?"

Snohomish County Council - 425-388-3494 - contact.council@snoco.org
District 1 - Nate Nehring - nate.nehring@snoco.org
District 2 - Megan Dunn - megan.dunn@snoco.org
District 3 - Strom Peterson - strom.peterson@snoco.org
District 4 - Jared Mead - jared.mead@snoco.org
District 5 - Sam Low - sam.low@snoco.org

John Postema
President, Flower World, Inc.

We’re excited to kick off the first of two upcoming
pruning clinics with Gary Ingram!

With decades of hands-on experience caring for trees and shrubs
throughout the Pacific Northwest, Gary brings a wealth of knowledge.
This clinic will cover the ins and outs of pruning fruit trees for
better health and higher yields, as well as ornamental plant pruning
to enhance both vitality and beauty.

Saturday - April 4 - 11am

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend
CLICK for a list of upcoming clinic dates and topics

Spring Bouquets at
The Produce Market

These beautiful bouquets of assorted fresh spring blooms are perfect
for your Easter celebrations or to simply brighten someone's day.

Mixed Mums, Lilies, and Gerbera Daisies - $14.99
5-Stem Easter Lilies - $9.99

Remember...your 10% e-Club discount is honored
at The Produce Market too!

Grow your own food—It’s complicated, right? Think again.

Join Dalene and Terri as they guide you through the basics
of growing small fruits and berries.
From understanding soil and choosing the right fertilizers to
mastering simple planting techniques, you'll get started with confidence.
Let us help you fill your table with juicy goodness.

Saturday - March 28 - 11am

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend.
CLICK for a list of future clinic topics and dates.

Miss the first clinic, or maybe you just want to know more??
Join our expert Queen Bees, Dalene and Terri, as they
fly into the world of Mason Bees...again.

Saturday - March 21st - 11:00am

Learn how Mason Bees pollinate 100 times more efficiently than the
average honeybee. See how simple it is to create lodges and plant
gardens that attract these gentle and efficient pollinating powerhouses.

After the clinic, shop for the supplies and bees you need to
start employing these gentle workers in your gardens and orchards.

Pruning Clinics Coming

Saturday - April 4 - 11am - Fruit Trees and Ornamental Pruning
Saturday - April 18 - 11am - Berry Pruning

Both clinics are free and sure to be highly informative and fun!
RSVP is not required to attend

CLICK for upcoming clinic dates and topics

Coming this Summer...
The newest member of the Flower World family.
Stay tuned for exciting details and more information coming your way!

Spring may not be here yet, but that doesn't mean you have to wait
to begin your dream garden. We have an abundance of Fuchsia starts
for basket planting, New Guinea Impatiens, Geraniums, Snapdragons,
and other early season annuals to jumpstart your pots and containers.
Keep in mind these beauties still need to be protected from
night frost inside a 50-degree greenhouse or garden window.

This is the one that rose lovers have been waiting for...
Our annual visit from the Seattle Rose Society, and
it's their only visit to Flower World this year.

This workshop style clinic features 4 unique sessions
taught by some of the best Rosarians in the PNW.

11:00 - 12:00 Rose Pruning / John Harmeling
12:00 - 12:45 Rose Selection / Judy Redmond
1:30 - 2:15 Soils & Fertilizers / John Sincock
2:15 - 3:00 Pests & Diseases / John Moe

Join us for your favorite session(s), or all four.
Each session ends with a raffle prize giveaway.

In honor of the visit, enjoy 10% off
all Roses purchased March 14th & 15th.
eClub members receive an additional 10% discount

CLICK for a list of upcoming clinic dates and topics

New Nursery Stock & Plants Arriving

Rain, Rain...Go Away!
In Washington that's not an option so we "grow right through it".
The wet weather may be keeping you from gardening but we're in full force.

Mother Nature dampening the mood?
Stroll through our covered greenhouses for all
the inspiration you'll need.
From apple trees to violas—and everything in between—
we’ve got the plants to help you power through.

Fresh Eggs at The Produce Market

We aren't sure if it's the cold weather or if they are as excited
as we are for the warmer days of spring?
Either way, our hens are getting after it.

Farm Fresh Rainbow Chicken Eggs - $9.99 dz.
The 1 dozen per family limit has been lifted for a limited time only.
Stock up and taste the difference!

Growing fruit trees in the PNW doesn’t have to be complicated.

Join Terri & Dalene for
"Everything You Need to Know About Fruit Trees"
Learn how easy it is to grow the sweetest and juiciest
Apples, Plums, Cherries, Pears, and more!
Homegrown fruit just tastes better...and you can do it!

After the clinic, explore our fruit tree section to get expert
advice and choose the perfect varieties for your space.

Saturday - March 7th - 11:00am
Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend.
CLICK for a list of upcoming clinic dates and topics.

Kick off Spring Planting

We have waited long enough...Let's Get Dirty!

The temps are still a bit on the cool side but it is the perfect time
to get your potatoes, onions, and spring packaged bulbs in the ground.

The perfect warmup exercise for the busy
spring planting days to come!

1st Weekend of the Month Pottery Sale
March 7th & 8th - 20% OFF
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

You plant it...they eat it. It doesn't have to be that way!

This week, Terri discusses the simplicity of building a garden that is
deer and rabbit resistant. From plant selection to natural deterrents,
this clinic will provide the tools needed to keep your plants,
trees, and shrubs from becoming a critter smorgasbord.

Saturday - February 28 - 11am

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend
CLICK to see a list of upcoming clinic dates, times, and topics

Spring is Sprouting

Who's ready to put Winter in the rearview mirror?

Spring may not be here yet, but that doesn't mean you have to wait
to begin your dream garden. We have an abundance of Fuchsia starts
for basket planting, New Guinea Impatiens, Geraniums, Snapdragons,
and other early season annuals to jumpstart your pots and containers.
Keep in mind these beauties still need to be protected from
night frost inside a 50-degree greenhouse or garden window.

Spring Lambs Arriving

As Spring begins, so does the lambing season at The Produce Market.
Our first babies have begun arriving and we are excited for you to meet them. Please remember, newborn lambs tend to be shy and stay close
to their mamas for comfort and safety.

11:00-12:00 Rose Pruning John Harmeling
12:00-12:45 Rose Selection Judy Redmond
1:30 - 2:15 Soils and Fertilizers John Sincock
2:15-3:00 Pests & Diseases John Moe

Join Terri and Dalene to explore the world of one of nature's greatest pollinators. We'll discuss getting started, the impact Mason Bees
have on your garden, and which plants work best to attract them.
Your flowers and fruit trees will thank you!

Saturday - February 21, 2026 - 11am

After the clinic, shop for everything you need to
add this gentle natured powerhouse to your garden.

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend
CLICK to learn about upcoming clinic dates and topics

Spring is about to be sprung and now is the time to
begin planning your gardens, pots and containers.

If you are tired of mundane and boring pots filled
with the winter blues, then join Terri as she
discusses plant selection, layout, and other ideas to
liven up your containers for an eye-popping spring.

Saturday - February 14, 2026 - 11am

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend
CLICK to see our upcoming clinic dates and topics

Fruit Trees are Here

Our 2026 selection of fruit trees are rolling in.

Apple, Sweet Cherries, Combo, and Espalier trees are here.
Plums, Nectarines, and Apricots are right around the corner.

Whether you are looking for a single tree, a pollinator, or
an entire orchard...Now is the perfect time to plant.

Fuchsia Time

It is officially fuchsia season and what a selection we have!

We are stocked with 2" and 4" Fuchsia starts...
Perfect for planting your Mother's Day baskets.

Looking for something larger?
Gallon upright Hardy Fuchsia are here too.

Flower World is more than a nursery...we're are growers too!
Kick off February by learning from the experts.

Join Terri and Dalene for a free clinic where we'll show you
how to grow plants from seed, propagate new plants from cuttings,
and divide established plants to expand your collection.
If you've ever wanted to move beyond buying plants to
growing your own, this is the perfect place to begin.

Saturday - February 7th - 11:00am

Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend
CLICK to find a list of all upcoming clinic topics and times

Roses - Roses - Roses

We are still about 1 week from our David Austin Roses arriving...But
90% of the our 2026 roses are potted up and ready for you to take home.
CLICK to see our 2026 Rose Availability List

Signs of spring are in the air—let’s get your garden ready!
Join Terri for our next free gardening clinic...
Garden Prep for the New Season

We’ll cover a few simple must-do activities that give Mother Nature
a helping hand to gently wake your garden for spring.
Saturday - January 31, 2026 - 11am

(RSVP not required to attend)
CLICK for a list of other upcoming clinic dates and topics.

Hedge Plants on Sale

Imagine warm summer days filled with backyard barbecues and
refreshing glasses of iced lemonade—enjoyed in total privacy.
Hedge plants create a natural fence that’s as beautiful as it is effective.

Select Hedge Plants - 30% Off
Leyland Cypress - 6'-10' Reg $69.99 - $149.99
Emerald Green Arborvitae - 4' / 8' Reg $34.99 / $129.99

e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount.
Sale ends March 1, 2026

Spring Color

Color Now - Primroses
Primroses are the perfect choice to add vibrant pops of instant color
to your planters and containers. These plants are hardy for early spring temperatures and available in a rainbow of colors.

Color Later - Potted Bulbs - Daffodils, Tulips, and more!
You say you didn't plant any bulbs this year?
No problem...Potted Bulbs to the rescue!

Escape the cold and discover the tropical beauty of Belize��

This February, Flower World is giving away an
unforgettable getaway to our 1,000-acre farm and resort.

One lucky winner and a guest will fly round-trip from
Seattle to Belize City and enjoy 7 days of sunshine,
warmth, and hospitality at our stunning
Maya Heights Village Resort...all on us!

Ready to go?
CLICK for full contest rules, details, FAQs, and to enter.

All entries must be submitted at mayaheights.com and
received before our drawing on February 20, 2026.

Calling all gardeners and weekend "DIY"ers...

Join Terri for a more advanced level of our Landscaping Clinics.
Landscaping '201' builds on the previous week's topics
while adding more "dirt".
This is the perfect clinic for the more seasoned landscaper or
those who attended '101' and are ready for more.

Saturday - January 24th - 11am
Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend.

Landscaping not your thing?
CLICK to see a list of dates and topics of upcoming free clinics.

January Green Sale Ends Soon

Baby...it's still cold outside...
We don't know if the groundhog will see his shadow in a couple weeks?
But we do know two things for certain...
The chilly weather continues to hang around and
The 2026 January Green Sale ends this Sunday, January 25th.
Don't be left out in the cold.

Save 20% on all indoor foliage plants.
e-Club members enjoy an additional 10% discount.

New Year...New Projects.

Join Terri and dive into the fun and creative world of landscaping.
Designed with the beginner in mind, we will discuss basic layouts, pro tips, and selecting the best plants for your specific environment. While landscape design is not part of this clinic, our goal is to help everyone start down the path of lifelong gardening and landscaping passion.

Saturday - January 17th
11am - 1pm
RSVP is not required to attend

CLICK for a list of upcoming clinic dates and topics

Saturday - January 10th - 11am
Join Terri for our first free clinic of the new year!
She will dive into all your questions and concerns regarding the complexity of growing indoor house plants...and make it simple.

Light requirements, humidity levels, room temperatures,
watering techniques, and more!
Everything you need to go from a collection of random plants
to a thriving indoor jungle of beauty.

CLICK here for a list of upcoming free clinic dates and topics.

Why Flower World for Indoor Plants?

We have been growing tropical foliage plants for over 50 years, and we have seen a lot of changes affecting the indoor plant market. With the outbreak of Covid 19, the demand for indoor plants increased substantially, and because of a lack of local supply, people started shopping for plants online. Since then, we have seen advertising gimmicks, by inexperienced growers, that manipulate the market to artificially increase prices. New varieties began showing up, at exorbitant prices, regardless of the cost of production…a real rip off. Another way online growers are taking advantage of consumers is by using AI produced pictures of wildly colored “new" plants that do not even exist. This is a scam. Beware of shipping costs. Often the cost for shipping exceeds the value of the plant by as much as three times the price of the plant.

As a result, many wholesale growers are now using these inflated prices to set their own pricing models too. This means unless you are buying your indoor foliage at Flower World you are paying too much. Often for unproven varieties, and in other cases, old varieties that have seen a resurgence in popularity. Typically, box stores truck plants up from Florida or California, adding 20% or more, to the price that you pay...
for the same locally grown plants.

Our Flower World indoor plants are grown right here. We use stock plants, reserved for future production, rather than shipping in from out of state sources. This means higher quality plants that save you money. Looking for something rare or unique? We grow those too. Our customers can shop a special greenhouse section dedicated to hard-to-find plants -
usually priced 50% less than other nurseries, online, or box stores.

All of this is to say you don’t need to look anywhere other than Flower World for your indoor plants. Our plants are high quality, our selection is unmatched, and our prices are low.

January Green Sale

New Year - New Plants - New Vibe

January is made for fresh starts and fresh plants!
Now is the time to fill your indoor space with timeless classics
or add some rare and unique statement plants.
No matter the reason...
January is the time to stock up and enjoy the savings.

20% Discount - All Indoor Foliage Plants
January 9th - 25th, 2026
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

For all of us, a new year has begun. A time when we make resolutions and hope we can see them through to reality in the months to come. And, for many, it was not so long ago that we remember turning the calendar to an entirely new century and cautiously wondering what that might bring. What we couldn't envision was the start of the social media age – nor how that would change our way of human communication and interaction forever. In the year 2000 The Produce Market had yet to be established, nor had we conceptualized our 1,000-acre farm and our 5-star resort located in Belize. The entire property in Belize is powered by solar and hydro and is completely off the grid.

Originally, we were slow to adapt to this new age of communication, partly because Flower World’s focus has always been on a "world of flowers, plants, and a whole lot more". The argument can be made, however, that this age has fit nicely…65,000+ of you received this electronic message as members of our e-Club newsletter and many of you also follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

Looking back at 2025, here are some of the year’s highlights and challenges:

• We sold more products for less money and saved our e-Club members over $500,000 as they continue to enjoy their additional 10% discount.
• More Flower World employees became partial company owners as they earned, and were awarded, more shares of Flower World’s stock.
• We added a planting option to our already extremely popular delivery service. Now you can shop and we will make sure all the Flower World plants, trees, and shrubs you purchase are carefully and professionally planted for you. Our team of experts make sure that everything is right…guaranteed.
• Some of our new projects have seen significant delays. We think many of our customers would love the idea of adding “a whole lot more" greenhouse-style restaurant. Our plans to use a barn and open a restaurant, near the wineries at our new south entrance, continues to meet permitting restrictions, red tape, and other governmental obstacles. Trying to simply connect to sewer (only 200 feet away) has proven to be a challenging hurdle we have yet to overcome. Time will tell when the County starts realizing the good ideas presented to them - finding ways to promote and help local businesses rather than over-regulate and block them.
• Like many of our friends and neighbors, we were impacted by the flooding in December. Our Marsh Road property, home to our sheep, where we grow much of our local fruit and produce, and where we are moving forward with many new and exciting "Spring Family" activities, was under 6+ feet of water for over 2 weeks. While we are still tallying damage costs, the cleanup is well underway, the animals are safe, and we are still expecting to meet our Spring opening goals.

Looking forward to 2026, we have many ideas that will be focusing on
“sharing a whole lot more".

Sharing the animal experiences at The Produce Market.

• Enjoy Emus, Turkeys, Peacocks, Chickens, Geese, Ducks, Goats, and Sheep. Free fun for the entire family. Stop by often since new friends are added frequently.

Sharing the Park with you in new ways.

• We plan to introduce Music in the Park.

Sharing our 80-acre farm in the Snohomish Valley…something we haven’t done before.

• Families and companies can rent their own 1-acre section of our garden area for private parties and weekend get-togethers.
• Tractors pulling wagons to tour the entire 80 acres of the farm.
• Picnicking in the park area.
• Explore the "Living Maze"…a project we have been growing for more than 5 years.
• Learning about the working side of the farm. How we care for our sheep. How we produce hay. Our U-Pick apple and pear orchards. How we grow U-Cut Christmas trees.

Sharing our farm in Belize.

• In 2025, through a random drawing, we gave away an exciting 7-day vacation to Maya Heights Resort, our sister company located at our 1,000-acre farm in Belize, to a lucky customer. This trip included round trip airfare, lodging, and extras for two. We hope to do this again throughout 2026…stay tuned.

Cheers to a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2026!

John & Marijke Postema

CLICK to see our current list of upcoming clinics and topics.

Keep checking back as we will be adding additional future dates.

Dieffenbachia plants are the bold extroverts of the houseplant world,
showing off big, splashy leaves that look hand painted.
These tropical beauties prefer a humid indoor climate with plenty
of indirect light. Careful, the sap can be toxic and irritate the skin.

30% Discount
Dieffenbachia - all sizes
Dec 30 - Jan 5

e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount.

Peace Lilies (Spathiphyllum), with their bold green foliage and beautiful white blooms, symbolize peace, hope, and purity -
a perfect match with the spirit of the holiday season.
Often given as gifts, they bring a calm and elegant wintertime feeling.

Known for its ability to thrive in low light areas, The Peace Lily is
a popular option for almost any room in the house.

Several Green Leaf, Golden, or Variegated Domino varieties

6" Peace Lily - 30% Discount
Dec 23 - 29, 2025

e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

How about a Gift Card?

Gift cards make great stocking stuffers,
come in any dollar amount, and never expire.

Visit us, call, or click here to purchase gift cards on our website.

Happy Holidays!

With the local flooding, cut holiday trees are in short supply
and may be difficult to find. No worries...try a live tree this year.

Decorating a live Holiday tree means lush green needles,
that fresh piney smell, and zero crunchy shedding.
Start with a tabletop size and watch it grow year-after-year
or, after the holidays, plant your tree and
enjoy it season-after-season.

CLICK to see our tree varieties, care, sizes, and prices.

Flood Message

We have heard you!

Thank you to everyone who has reached out and is keeping us in their thoughts and prayers during the recent flooding.
We appreciate all the positive vibes coming from all of you.

This photo is of our location on Marsh Road where we grow our
apples, pears, holiday trees, and lots of other local produce
sold at The Produce Market.
Our retail location in Maltby remains open and safe

The waters will recede and we will recover.
Thank you, Again!

Rain, Rain...Go away!

It seems like it hasn't stopped raining in a hot minute.
And, you may be thinking it is time to retreat to the desert...

Create your own Oasis and bring the desert to you.

Cacti & Succulents
30% Discount
Dec 16 - 22, 2025

e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

We are smack in the middle of the Holiday Season
Is there a plant more recognizable this time of year than the Poinsettia?

Our greenhouses are filled with Poinsettias of assorted sizes and colors...all grown right here on site. That means your plant is fresher, your blooms last longer, and your enjoyment is extended into 2026.

4" - Sale $3.99
5.5" - Sale $5.99
6" - Sale $7.99
8" - Sale $16.99

While supplies last
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount.

Holiday Gift Ideas

Garden Art is the perfect holiday gift.

Hang a windchime to catch that soft spring breeze, install rain chains
to add sophistication, or place birdhouses to entice
local feathery friends to pay a visit.
Statuary, birdbaths, and teak furniture can add that
special finishing touch to the garden

There are plenty of fun options that compliment someone's seasonal decor
or find gifts that show you are thinking of them all year long.
Maybe even something for you?

Calathea, Ctenanthe, and Stromanthe are true Beauties in the Dark, unfurling rich patterns that grow best in low light conditions. Their dramatic leaves shimmer with contrasting stripes and shades that resemble a living work of art. Together, these prayer-plant cousins bring a mysterious elegance to nighttime spaces, as if they were painted by moonlight.

30% Discount
Sale ends Dec 15, 2025

e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount
Sale excludes 4" pots

Transform your indoor spaces, porches, and patios this holiday season!
Join Terri as she demonstrates using plants, greenery, and the
season's natural beauty to create stunning outdoor
and indoor holiday decor.

It's sure to be a popular event so we have added a 2nd day.

Saturday - Dec 6th - 11am
Sunday - Dec 7th - 11am

(Clinic is informational only, attendees will not be making containers)
Clinic is free and RSVP is not required to attend

Holiday Greenery & Decor

Holiday decorations just look better when they are made
with fresh greenery...and your guests will notice, too!

Cedar garland, custom wreaths, festive boughs,
pre-planted containers - all hand-made on site
with greenery and twigs cut from Flower World's property.

Celebrate the joy of the season with a cup of hot cider, a Dutch Christmas cookie, and greenhouses full of Poinsettias and twinkling holiday lights.
Don't forget a quick snapshot next to our Poinsettia tree.

Win a Trip To Maya Heights Resort

Let us pluck you from the doom and gloom of Seattle's winter weather and transport you to the sun, breezes, and fun of the Caribbean.

Enter now for your chance to win an unforgettable trip to Belize!
You'll be welcomed at Maya Heights Resort, Flower World’s sister company, nestled in a breathtaking tropical oasis 500' above sea level.

You and your guest will enjoy round trip airfare from Seattle,
transfers to and from Belize International airport, 6 nights lodging,
and 10% off food, drinks, and more at the resort.

This trip would make a spectacular Christmas gift, too.
Winner will be notified December 20th.
CLICK to visit mayaheights.com for a complete list of rules and to enter.

These are not your run-of-the-mill ferns.

True to its name, the Staghorn Fern grows striking fronds that resemble
the antlers of a moose or elk. Naturally found clinging to the sides of trees,
it is easily mounted on a board and displayed as living wall décor.

CLICK to see our Staghorn Fern care sheet

The Mother Spleenwort Fern earns its name from the tiny
plantlets (babies) that sprout along its fronds.
Known for its lush, delicate foliage, this fern is also edible.

Both ferns will add a distinct touch to your indoor jungle or make a
one-of-a-kind gift for the plant lover on your shopping list.

6" Staghorn and Mother Spleenwort Ferns
50% Discount

Sale ends December 8, 2025
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount

Leave the dreary weather behind as we whisk you off to sunny Belize.
Maya Heights Resort, our sister company, wants to welcome you to our
1000 acre farm and resort 500' above the beautiful Caribbean Coastline.

One lucky winner and a guest will receive a 6 night/7 day trip on us!
Trip includes roundtrip airfare from Seattle, lodging, transportation
to/from Belize International airport to Maya Heights Resort,
10% off all food, drinks, and more!

Entries close Dec 19, 2025, at 11pm (PST), and
the winner will be notified before Christmas Day.
.
Can't travel? That's OK.
Give your winning trip away to friends or family as a gift.

CLICK HERE
for the contest rules, details and to enter at mayaheights.com

It's Tropical Tuesday and this time we are featuring
indoor foliage plants that are difficult to find.
Rare color patterns, rare leaf configurations, and rare looks...
usually only found online for premium prices.

20% Discount on Rare Indoor Foliage
Nov 25 - Dec 1, 2025

CLICK to see the complete list of
rare Indoor Foliage Plants available

Sale excludes plants larger than 6" pots
e-Club members receive an additional 10% discount