Barn & Blossom LLC.

The state record backs up what the business says about itself. Barn & Blossom's workers'-comp coverage falls under tree nurseries, which fits a place where plants are grown and sold. The state lists Casey Eason and Tricia Eason as principals since 2022. The work is residential, and the business is based in Spokane, with a stated travel radius of about 25 miles that takes in the South Hill and the surrounding city. This is a place to go for trees, shrubs and garden plants, or for a venue for a private gathering or wedding in the Spokane area. It isn't the outfit for a large commercial landscape or a hardscaping job like retaining walls and patios. The focus here is retail plants and events, and a homeowner planning a big yard rebuild would pair the plants bought here with a separate installer. Before any landscaping work starts, get the scope in writing: which plants, what size, where each goes, and whether soil prep and mulch are included. Ask who hauls away sod, pots and debris, and whether cleanup is part of the price. Agree on how changes get handled if you swap a species or add a bed midway. And ask what happens if a tree fails to take. Spokane's hot, dry summers and hard freezes are tough on new plantings, so know whether there's any replacement guarantee and what watering you're expected to keep up.