We source our flowers, plants & local goods ethically.
We choose fair prices for our patrons and fair practices for the earth.

Glasshaus Gardens is always looking for new ways to support the community as a whole, protect the planet and its people and give back to support progressive environmental, economical and social standards.

We’re proud to be members of the following organizations.

 

We have aligned ourselves with this inclusive collective and have pledged to highlight local, seasonal flowers and use sustainable growing and business practices whenever possible.

 
 

A non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of hardy herbaceous perennials with over 2,700 members throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

 
 

A resource that connects growers in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California, and beyond through an interest and passion for plants.

 

We’re proud to doNate to the following non-profit organizations we believe in.

Each month, we choose one of these non-profits to support, either by sharing a percentage of sales or offering a fundraising event.

 
 

Owner & Curator, Ashley Ramona Preece uses her horticulture degree, 20 years experience and a keen eye for design to curate dreamy spaces in both her retail shop and for her clients’ spaces.

 
Credit: Dan Hawk Photography

Certified BAS Horticulturist & Florist

 

Ashley began her career working learning plant science in botanical gardens, nurseries and flower farms throughout the Pacific Northwest.

She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Horticultural Science from BSU. She’s practiced residential landscape design, native plant reconstruction for public land, rhododendron hybridizing, floral design & eventually started her own path as a business owner and plant-entrepreneur.

Ashley founded Cascadia Labs in 2014, an Oregon-based analytical lab then launched two organic, fair trade-based nonprofits for the cannabis industry fully funded by Dr. Bronner’s Soap.

In 2017, Ashley decided to open her own flower & plant shop, and Glasshaus Gardens was born! She spends her time with her daughter Clementine, and their St. Bernard Poppy on a small urban lot growing flowers for the shop.