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Garden Gate delivers
Your trees delivered to your business or job site
Need your trees, but don’t have a way to get them to your job site? That’s no problem.
Pacific Northwest delivery
Wholesale tree delivery from Washington to Idaho
Garden Gate Nursery delivers container-grown trees to landscape contractors, cities, and retail nurseries across the Pacific Northwest. Growing locations in Pasco, Washington and Boring, Oregon help us reach customers efficiently — whether you need a full trailer for a large project or coordinated drop-offs for retail inventory.
Tell us your delivery city, trailer access, and preferred window when you request a quote. We will help match order size, timing, and drop-site requirements.

Long-distance wholesale delivery
We offer long-distance delivery to wholesale customers as long as there is room for a 50-foot trailer to drop off plants at the place of delivery.
We regularly ship trees to Spokane and Seattle, Washington; Olympia; Portland and Bend, Oregon; Coeur d’Alene and Boise, Idaho; and other Pacific Northwest destinations. If your job site is between major routes, ask us — we often can combine freight for efficient regional delivery.

Local Tri-Cities delivery
We deliver trees to local Tri-Cities Washington homeowners and businesses in Pasco, Kennewick, Richland, and nearby communities. For local homeowners and businesses, we offer delivery at a fixed low cost. We can deliver to most locations, regardless of size, with several different trailers.
Homeowners looking for retail trees can also shop online or visit our Tri-Cities site.
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Either call 509-547-2254 or fill out our form to request a quote for the trees you need — we’ll help with delivery windows, drop sites, and order size.
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