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For the northeastern US, I'm really a fan of:
FedCo - employee owned and good selection, based in Maine. Orders ship in the spring, organized by frost dates
edible acres - Based in upstate New York, Sean has been an inspiring force for me, and is an awesome person to interact with.
Though the above have more selection, for full disclosure:
FedCo has been good to our family over the years.
I'm based in the Pacific Northwest, so here's a few of my favorites in the region.
Swanson's is the normal recommendation, they are pretty cool. If maybe a little pricey.
RIP City People's.....
Calendula Farm & Earthworks is worth a visit! They have a good selection of native plants.
Portland Ave Nursery. This is in Tacoma! I've bought a few trees from them! It's definitely got a good vibe.
One Green World is my current mail order choice for bare roots. They are in Portland, OR. I've visited the retail location down there, it's a good way to spend some time!
Flower World is also very neat and very dangerous (for my wallet).
Planting Justice is a permaculture nursery in Oakland, CA,. Here is a video from Andrew Millison's channel highlighting the work they do. Besides being jealous of all those heat-loving plants I can't grow, their efforts towards reparative justice and providing inspiring work and living wages, especially to former inmates, is truly inspiring.