Visiting

At Cornell Farm, we acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals. We actively endeavor to create an environment that is inclusive and embracing of all. It’s our goal to continue to build an ever-expanding community of diverse friends and neighbors that call our Nursery and Cafe home.

Pet Policy

Your whole family is welcome to visit Cornell Farm, including your pets! We simply ask that you please keep the following guidelines in mind:

  • All pets must be kept on a leash or in a carrier while on the premises.
  • Pets must be supervised at all times.
  • Please do not allow dogs to bark repeatedly, especially on the front porch of the Cafe or near the chickens.
  • Clean up after your pet. We have a pet accident response kit available at Checkout. Please let an employee know if you need it.
  • Please note that pets are not allowed in the Farmhouse due to food service laws. This includes therapy and companion animals. Well-behaved pets may accompany you in the Garden Pavilion or on the porch.
  • If your pet is stressed, please take them home.

Working service animals are welcome to accompany guests wherever they are needed.

Thank you for your consideration in helping to keep Cornell Farm a pet-friendly place.

Bathrooms

We have three gender-neutral bathrooms available for guests of Cornell Farm. One is located inside the Cafe, and the remaining two are award-winning ADA accessible bathrooms that are located behind the Checkout Greenhouse in the red building. Both of our ADA accessible bathrooms include baby changing stations.

Accessibility

We are fully accessible for guests who use a wheelchair and can also cater to those with other accessibility requirements. However, please be aware that the Nursery is located on a hill with a variety of different changes in grade.

If you need help with shopping onsite, please ask any of our employees and we will connect you with someone that can provide you the assistance needed. If you require any additional information about specific access or have further questions to help you plan your visit, please get in touch, and we would be happy to assist you.

Accessibility Details

  • We have two ADA parking spaces: one located at the entrance to the Nursery and one at the back of the Farmhouse near the access ramp to the Cafe.
    • The first ADA parking space is near the front entrance on Barnes Rd. It is close to our Patio Gazebo, which is full of outdoor color and shade plants. It has level access.
    • Our second ADA parking space is located at the crest of the hill behind the Cafe.
  • Cornell Farm Café has an accessible ramp located behind the Cafe, through the Cafe Pavilion which wraps around to the front porch of the house.
  • If you feel comfortable with some stairs, you can access the front porch of the Cafe directly from the parking lot. There are five stairs in that location, with a short landing after the first two.
  • The Checkout Greenhouse has level access and is where you will find a wide selection of houseplants, gifts, and gardening supplies.
  • Our parking lot connects all major plant sale areas and restrooms with level wheelchair access. Some of the paths are gently sloping.
  • Two ADA restrooms are located in the red building at the end of the courtyard behind the Checkout Greenhouse. They include a baby-changing station.
  • Our edible Kitchen Garden area and extended shrub and tree terraces are located on a downward incline behind the Checkout Greenhouse and Cafe and are accessible via ramps.

Farm Map

Frequently Asked Questions

Receipt required. Items in original packaging and in saleable condition are eligible for a full refund within 7 days. Outdoor plants are eligible for store credit within 90 days. All sales final on discounted and holiday items.

Yes! Above, you will find detailed accessibility information to help you plan your visit.

Yes, we love it when our guests take photos at the Farm!

If you upload them to social media, please tag us! We’re @CornellFarm on Instagram. You can also find us on Facebook!

If you’d like to do something more in depth, like a photoshoot, please get in touch with us to discuss details by emailing info@cornellfarms.com.

Now that our plant inventory is on our website, we invite you to please use the 'Notify Me When Available' button located on the product detail page for all out-of-stock products. This way, you will receive an email if/when the plant is back in stock!

Please note: We are not able to put plants on hold until they are paid for. When you receive an email, please call or come in right away to purchase your desired plants. If we do not hear back from you, they will be offered for sale to the general public.


Furniture, pottery, fountains, and ironwork can be special ordered. Stop by or email pottery@cornellfarms.com for more details. 

The timeline for both plant requests and special orders is determined by availability and shipping schedules. Please keep in mind that our industry is seasonal; many items only have particular times of year during which they are available.

Yes! We just ask that you take a moment to familiarize yourself with our pet policy before your visit.

Yes! We have worked with guests in the past to arrange plant rentals for events, photoshoots, and more. Please email info@cornellfarm.com to discuss details.

Yes! For information on hosting your private event at Cornell Farm, please visit our Private Events and Venue Rentals page.

Our name is a nod to the agricultural past of our property and our family's farming operations here. And although we don’t have some things people might think of when they hear the word "farm," we do grow over 800 varieties of plants in our Production Greenhouses, which take up much of our five acre grounds. Plus, we have everything you need to create beautiful, edible, and eco-friendly outdoor spaces, from small balconies to large gardens.

We also offer some classic farm activities... Don’t miss our chickens that live in a deluxe coop just behind the yellow Farmhouse Cafe! You can purchase chicken treats at the Nursery registers to feed our little flock.

In the fall, we also offer a Pumpkin Patch complete with staff-made scarecrows. And in the lead-up to the holidays, We also carry beautiful Christmas trees and seasonal decorations.

Due to the large volume
of requests we receive, we aren't able to accommodate every request. With this in mind, our donations are limited to causes that directly relate to gardening and/or environmentalism.

If your cause falls within these parameters, feel free to send your donation inquiry to info@cornellfarms.com.

Starting at $79, we offer local delivery within 10 miles of Cornell Farm. At most times of year, we can deliver farther for an extra charge of $5 per mile, but this is not always possible during our busy season.

We can ship most plants (6 inch and smaller) outside of our delivery radius within the United States. If you live
outside of Oregon and are inquiring about shipping a particular plant or gift, please contact us at sales@cornellfarms.com to request a quote.

We have gift cards available for both the Cafe and Nursery, which can be purchased here.

Please note that cards are not interchangeable between the Nursery and Cafe, as each uses a different system.

Our garden and houseplant experts are always happy to give advice for your specific questions! Come on in and ask us a question, give us a call, or contact us via social media or
email.

You can find us as @CornellFarm on Instagram, and our Facebook page is here. 

For email assistance, please direct houseplant inquiries to houseplants@cornellfarms.com. For help with trees and shrubs, contact
nursery@cornellfarms.com. And for annuals and perennials, we invite you to send an email to
patio@cornellfarms.com.

We’d also love to refer you to our favorite gardening guide and calendar: The Maritime Northwest Garden Guide by
Oregon Tilth. We have it available for sale both in store and on our website.

Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of underground fungal networks that move nutrients through the food web. If you see them in your garden or pots, consider yourself lucky! They are a sign of a healthy ecosystem.

If your child (or any other person) has ingested potentially toxic plant material, please call the Oregon Poison Center at: (1)800-222-1222.

If your pet has ingested potentially toxic plant material, please contact your vet.

For a quick-reference list of pet-safe plants and ideas to keep pets safe, check out our "Houseplants 101" blog post on Plants and Pets. And for more detailed and up-to-date information, we consider the ASPCA website to be our definitive authority on plant toxicity to animals.

We have a series of great online resources for learning all about houseplant care!

If you still have questions, you can send us an email to houseplants@cornellfarms.comwith a photo and description of how you’ve been caring for the houseplant, and we will do our best to get back to you in a timely manner.

Check out the "Shop" tab on our website for up-to-date inventory for many of our plants and products.

If you don't see what you're looking for, we’re always happy to do an inventory check for you! Come on in and ask us directly, give us a call, or contact us via social media or email.

We are @CornellFarm on Instagram, and our Facebook page is here.

Please keep in mind that during peak season, our ability to respond may be a bit delayed, but we will always do our best to get back to you.

This unusual conifer is a Monkey Puzzle Tree (Araucaria araucana). Native to the Andes mountains of South America, this "living fossil" is the national tree of Chile. It can grow 50' to 80' tall and 20' to 30' wide.

Our tree was brought as a seedling by South American ship captains to the 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, and you can learn more about its history in our blog post on the subject.

You can have your very own Monkey Puzzle Tree, too! We sell them in a variety of sizes at various points throughout the year. They are hardy to USDA Zone 7 and like to be planted in full sun.