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McFarlane's Bark

Milwaukie, OR

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McFarlane's Bark, established in 1932, is a family-owned garden center located in Milwaukie, Oregon, with a second location in Vancouver, Washington. Originally founded as McFarlane’s Sawdust by Fred and Clara McFarlane, the company started with the simple idea of delivering fresh sawdust for home heating. Over the decades, the business evolved, relocating due to urban development and shifting its focus towards bark and compost products.

With a rich history of family involvement, McFarlane's has seen four generations contribute to its growth and success. The company quickly established itself as a leader in the composting industry, becoming one of Portland's first commercial yard debris composters in the mid-1960s. It actively participates in environmental initiatives, accepting approximately 125,000 cubic yards of yard debris annually, reflecting its commitment to sustainability and recycling.

At McFarlane’s Bark, customers can find a diverse range of gardening and landscaping products, including high-quality barks and specialized soil blends formulated in collaboration with local agricultural institutions. The company's on-site recycling center is a valuable resource for those looking to dispose of yard waste, accepting a variety of materials such as branches, leaves, and debris.

Dedicated to offering exceptional customer service, McFarlane's Bark prides itself on its knowledgeable staff and the family-oriented spirit that has been a cornerstone of its operations. As the business celebrates over 90 years, it remains a trusted source for gardening products in the Pacific Northwest, continuing to serve both commercial and residential clients.

Services Provided

Delivery; Grinding; Screening

Associations

Oregon State University Extension Service; Oregon Nursery Association

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