Do you have a Home Depot? Lowes? Walmart? They all sell them. How about local nurseries?

Google pulls up 7 of them in the Yakima area. See link below.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Yakima, WA plant nurseries

google a local farmer's market-often in the early part of the season they have starts as well.

Thanks for the info! I did google and yes we have the big box stores. I will shop those,but I really like to get involved with the little nurseries! I did go to a True Value called Country Farm and Market and got the starts that I needed. I guess (like all gardening nuts) we can always find our way to nurseries. I haven't been in this area long, but thoroughly enjoying it! Judy

I wouldnt go to the big box stores for my plants. They dont know what they are doing. The Home Depot near me had tomato starts for sale in late March, when the safe planting time is typically Memorial Day

My friend used to work at HD, and they stuck him in the garden center. When he told them he didnt know cr*p about plants, they told him "just fake it"

Ya, no kidding.. I walked in home depot nursery and asked the lady if they have blueberries in stock yet, she said no.. I walked a few steps, and right behind her was dozens of blueberries.. She then walked down the isles and took note of what they have, at least she's smart enough to learn...that's a good start.. That being said, big nurseries, people who know what they are doing ship plants to big box stores, they just waters them,etc... I would buy at my big box stores if I had to, they had very strong bushy plants.. I bought blueberries at home depot for $4, they would be 20-30 at my nurseries.. They are in great shape.. Keep an eye out for farmers markets/flea markets, they sell very cheap.. Just call around, you'll find something..

Joe