North Saanich, BC
Closed for the winter season. We will re-open in February 2026.
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?
We are now closed for our winter break. We wish everyone a wonderful holiday season and a great start to 2026.
The nursery will re-open in February for all your gardening needs.
Looking to order a gift card for that special someone? You can order online through the link below and the card will be waiting for the recipient in February when we re-open. Alternatively you can request it be mailed – please be sure to include the mailing address and any special message for the recipient.
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