Store Events

Thank you for voting Wight's as the 1st Place Winner - Best Home & Garden store!

We appreciate your business and loyalty and will strive to continue to offer you the best home and garden shopping experience in Western Washington.

View Photos of our 2010 Garden

DESTINATION: HOME - P.S. (PUGET SOUND) WE LOVE YOU

At a time when many of us find it difficult to afford an exotic vacation... or landscape on a grand scale, this garden reminds us that we live in the best place on the planet... and gives us a snapshot of how our own little corner of the world can become a heavenly escape without breaking the bank.  Simple changes add up to a comfortable, livable and aesthetically rewarding indoor/outdoor space--perfect for entertaining friends on the patio on a warm summer evening, or simply enjoying alone.  By integrating garden elements such as a small water feature and statuary, comfortable outdoor furniture, whimsically-shaped planted containers and perhaps a Mexican chiminea for warmth on chilly evenings, you can easily transform your home into a true Northwest "stay-cation" destination.

Need advice?
Talk to the Wight's Decorating Experts 9am - 4pm Daily

Designing with Silks Demo

Saturdays all day at the desk behind the Garden Center cashier counter

Watch our designers create beautiful holiday floral arrangements & wreaths. Bring your fabric swatches, paint samples and pictures to get a custom silk design.  We are here to help!

Planters with Punch

Sunday planter demonstrations all day long in the Nursery.

Our pros share their secrets for creating beautiful planters for any place that needs a blast of living color.

Designing Planted Containers with Fountains

Noon Sunday, July 18th

Do you ever long for the tranquil sound of soothing water but don’t have room for a large fountain? Join Deb Medler, container designer for Wight’s, as she combines interesting plants with a mini fountain, creating a serene container for your home.

Gardening Solutions for Deep Shade (& other challenging situations)

Noon Sunday, August 1st

Everyone in the Northwest seems to have that dry, shade place under evergreens where nothing seems to grow.  Learn how to work WITH nature, to turn that area and other challenging ones into an asset.  Bring in your problem-area gardening questions to discuss with Diana.

Waterwise Gardening

11:00am Saturday, August 7th

Learn how to use water wisely in your garden.  Trevor will give you tips on cutting down your water usage in the garden.  He can suggest ways to group your plants by watering needs and tell you which plants are drought tolerant.  He will focus on good environmental practices in your landscape which always results in a healthier garden that will use less water.

One Container ~ Many Looks & Uses

Noon Sunday, August 8th

Like many of us, you may have one container you plant up year after year.  If you are looking for new ideas, join Deb as she shows you how to create several different looks using the same pot.  Get fresh new ideas, from a burst of color to a planting for your kitchen table.

Autumn Vegetable Gardening

11:00am Saturday, August 14th

No need to give up nutritionally packed home grown produce yet. There are many vegetables that thrive in cool autumn temperatures! Find out which ones will work for you. Also, are you wondering when your pumpkins are ripe? Get tips on harvesting them and other fall crops. Eating well is the ultimate reward for growing your own vegetables. 

Permanent Plantings for Containers

Noon Sunday, August 15th

Come explore a wide variety of plants used as a permanent feature in your containers.  Wight’s container designer Deb will show you combinations that work year ‘round to enhance the look of your beautiful pots.

Perennial Pleasures for Autumn

11:00am Saturday, August 21st

There is more to fall color than chrysanthemums! Linda from Wight’s nursery will show you a great collection of perennials for the fall and even some evergreen ones for the winter months. Learn which ones will attract hummingbirds and butterflies.  While planting autumn perennials, put in your spring blooming bulbs to save time.

Northwest Sharpening will be at Wight’s

Saturday August 14th, 11am - 2pm
Saturday September 18th, 11am - 2pm

Bring your small garden tools in to be sharpened.

$3.00 - Scissors
$3.00 - Garden Tools (Pruners-Loppers-Shears-Grass Clippers)
$2.00 - Knives/Cleavers
$5.00 - Pet Clipper Blades (some restrictions)
All prices subject to change without notice, tax not included. 
No lawn mower blades, saws, chain-saws, shovels, axes.

GO Pink! Weekend

Benefiting Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ~

Together we raised $3,500 dollars for breast cancer research. Thank You!

RAFFLE PRIZE WINNERS:

$150 Wight's Gift Cards:

Ellen Haiton
Pam Proske

Makeover with Marilyn Young:

Karen Umperovitch
Tania Klippert

Tommy Bahama Sweatshirt & Flip-Flops:

Diane Snyder

Kitchen Gift Basket:

Beverly Teraoka

Sunday's Impromptu Raffle ~ Hanging Baskets:

Nichole S.
Renee Pollock
Jill Baker
Lindsey Long