Satsop Bulb Farm

Grown with Care in the Heart of the Satsop Valley

We are a fourth-generation small family farm nestled in the Satsop valley of Grays Harbor County in western Washington State.  For over 50 years, we have specialized in growing various varieties of Daffodil and Tulip bulbs. Great pride and satisfaction are taken to offer our customers the finest bulbs and cut flowers we can possibly grow. 

Tulip Illustraion
  • Flower Bulbs in Bin

    Fall

    September - November

    As the air cools and rains return, we begin planting for next year’s blooms. Fall is the perfect time to plant your own daffodil and tulip bulbs before winter sets in.

  • Winter on farm with snow on ground

    Winter

    December - February

    We are closed during the Winter months, giving us time to plan, tend, and dream of the colors to come. Our bulbs are hard at work beneath the surface, preparing for another spring show.

  • Orange and yellow daffodils

    Spring

    March - May

    Our daffodils and tulips burst into bloom and our fresh-cut flowers and potted bulbs become available while our farm is filled with the beauty and fragrance of spring. Colorful annual and perennial plant starts also become available to fill patio and porch pots for the summer.

  • Mixed summer flowers

    Summer

    June - August

    Summer is bulb harvest season, when we carefully lift, clean, and cure our bulbs for replanting and sale in the fall. We also begin offering a colorful selection of summer blooming fresh flower bouquets and a Build-Your-Own Bouquet bar.

Pots with seeds and a recipe card

Workshops on the Farm

We host seasonal workshops on growing, harvesting, and floral design. Perfect for anyone who loves flowers and wants to learn from the farm. Come join us and create something beautiful.

Workshops coming soon - check back in the Spring!

Ground with bulbs planted

Growing Guide

Not sure where to start? Our planting guide walks you through everything you need to know to grow healthy, beautiful blooms.

See Guide

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