One Green World

9 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from September 28, 2015
  

  Christina C. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can find a Camellia sinensis (the shrub from which tea is produced) locally?

  

  James H. replied:

  I got mine at Greer Gardens off Goodpasture Island rd, though I don't know if that nursery is still around. You could also try www.onegreenworld.com www.raintreenursery.com www.burntridgenursery.com

  

  Diane S. replied:

  One Green World has them, that's where I got mine. They regularly come down to Eugene with their truck, go to their website and order and they'll deliver it next time they come. They also have a booth at the home improvement and garden shows at the fairgrounds.

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• Referral from December 21, 2014
  

  Matt D. asked:

  Does anyone have a favorite place to order grafted persimmons and paw paws from? I'm looking for some for next year, and haven't ever ordered these species, and most nurseries I deal with don't carry them or are already sold out for next year. Thanks!

  

  Anatoliy S. replied:

  Www.OneGreenWorld.com has them all and they sell them potted.

  

  Alex B. replied:

  I would also caution against bare root pawpaws. One Green World sells them potted.

  

  Karen P. replied:

  As much as I want to like Edible Landscaping, their quality has just not been what I would hope for. I also use Burnt Ridge and One Green World and Nolin River. I have already placed a large order with Nolin River for pick up in the spring. Just closed on a property where we will be planting lots of various trees in the spring.

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• Referral from September 1, 2014
  

  River Q. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good cold and hot heardy unique fruit tree ?

  

  Timothy L. replied:

  Yes, every single one is edible. I make suggestions having lived and grown these items in a similar part of FL... You did ask for "unique" things that work in heat and cold Paw Paw (Asimina triloba) seeds are indeed recalcitrant. If you're you're planting a paw paw, I have to recommend spending the money on the Petersen cultivars (Potomac, Allegheny, Rappahannock, Shenandoah, Susquehanna, Wabash) big fruits, very few seeds, and the guy even managed to breed out the aftertaste. https://www.onegreenworld.com/Pawpaw/358/

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• Referral from August 5, 2014
  

  Andrew W. asked:

  I'm looking for an expert on antique strawberries, for a quote for a magazine story. The criteria necessary are 1) the variety needs to be at least pre 1950. 2) It needs to be available for gardeners wanting to buy plants and 3) it needs to be outstanding in some way (excellent flavor, heavy bearing, long bearing, etc.) If you know of a variety that fits, and would be willing to write a few sentences about it, please message me. The story is slated for GRIT magazine, published early next summer. Thank you!

  

  Jan J. replied:

  OneGreenWorld.com....Hood Strawberries have been around since the 1940's...cause I used to pick them back then...I just grow them for the excellent sweet flavor...nothing really compares...short season, heavy yield, good size berries...I just happen to be going to the CRFG-NAFEX/HOS Conference in Portland, Oregon August 5-9 th, this week...

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• Referral from April 8, 2014
  

  Jackee W. asked:

  I want a persimmon tree -.- no clue where I can find one

  

  Sarah H. replied:

  Www.ediblelandscaping.com Www.raintreenursery.com Www.onegreenworld.com Www.edibleornamentals.com They have color catalogs and are very reputable :)

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• Referral from November 3, 2013
  

  Kevin L. asked:

  Is there a good source of nut trees for planting in Portland area?

  

  Portland P. replied:

  www.onegreenworld.com

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