Join us and other specialty nursery vendors at the fabulous Heronswood Garden to oogle choice perennials and start planting for 2026!
https://www.heronswoodgarden.org/event/spring-plant-sale-day-1-262/register
Join us and other specialty nursery vendors for another fabulous plant sale with oodles of delectable hardy perennials on Saturday, September 12th from 10 am to 2 pm at Heronswood in Kingston!
https://www.heronswoodgarden.org/event/autumn-plant-sale-267/register
Join us at Bellevue Botanical Gardens for another great annual plant sale hosted by the Northwest Perennial Alliance! Get into the spirit of spring as you peruse a myriad of of specialty vendors with rare, unusual and showy plants and go for a stroll in the amazingly scenic Bellevue Botanical Gardens.
https://www.northwestperennialalliance.org/Plant-Sales
https://bellevuebotanical.org/event/march-mania-plant-sale/
Plants include herbs, shrubs, trees, veggies, native plants, grasses, annuals, perennials, plants to attract pollinators (bees, hummingbirds, butterflies) and, of course: our annual Plant Fair is famous for the quality and variety of our tomato plants … more than 40 varieties – including slicers, salad tomatoes, cherry, and plum types, many of which are heirloom. The Plant Fair covers the entire fairgrounds with one whole building just for tomatoes. The pavilion building is the new home for all of our other annual and perennial plants, leaving more room between plant tables for wheelchairs, wagons, wheelbarrows, and carts. Easier check-out, too.
For 46 years our Master Gardeners have been helping this community with its gardening needs – providing answers to plant production and plant problem questions.
Return to this page for upcoming details about: free gardening classes, tomato varieties, annual and perennial plants, vendors, maps, parking detials, and more.
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Spring Plant Sale
Saturday, May 6th from 10 AM - 2 PM and Sunday, May 7th from 10 AM - 2 PM at Heronswood
Heronswood’s first major plant sale of 2023 will feature nurseries from across the Pacific Northwest, each selling a drool-worthy selection of rare, unusual, and just plain gorgeous garden plants. Every purchase includes a donation to Heronswood, so don't feel guilty when buying! Food and craft vendors will be on site, plus entrance to the garden is free, so come see the Woodland Garden at its floral peak.
The garden is open 10am-3pm, and tickets/booking are not required.
https://heronswood.odoo.com/event
Spring Plant Sale
Saturday, May 6th from 10 AM - 2 PM and Sunday, May 7th from 10 AM - 2 PM at Heronswood
Heronswood’s first major plant sale of 2023 will feature nurseries from across the Pacific Northwest, each selling a drool-worthy selection of rare, unusual, and just plain gorgeous garden plants. Every purchase includes a donation to Heronswood, so don't feel guilty when buying! Food and craft vendors will be on site, plus entrance to the garden is free, so come see the Woodland Garden at its floral peak.
The garden is open 10am-3pm, and tickets/booking are not required.
https://heronswood.odoo.com/event
Seattle Audubon Society Annual Spring Plant Sale
Saturday, April 9th, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
At the Seattle Audubon and Nature Shop
8050 35th Avenue NE, Seattle
Gear up for the spring with wildlife-friendly native plants from a variety of local nurseries with 25% of proceeds directly benefiting the Seattle Audubon Society
http://www.seattleaudubon.org/sas/
This event is open to both HPSO members and non-members.
Registration is now open to everyone here: 2021 Hortlandia registration
Join us on June 26, 2021 from 9 am to 5 pm at the Westside Commons (formerly the Washington County Fairgrounds) for Hortlandia 2021, a one -day outdoor sale packed with plants and garden art.
Gardeners across the Northwest are hungry for safe garden shopping opportunities. At Hortlandia 2021, plant vendors from all over the Northwest will offer the latest plant introductions as well as the time-tested (and hardiness-tested!) plants. Complementing the plant vendors are specialty garden artists bringing one-of-a-kind pieces made from metal, wood, glass, ceramic, fabric, and stone. Each work of art is handcrafted by the vendor. Even though this year’s event will be smaller than our usual spring sale, we are creating a safe, fun space for shoppers to interact with nurseries and artists offering many plant choices and specialty artworks.
This year’s sale will be designed to comply with Oregon state regulations related to Covid-19. The rules continue to evolve. expect limits on the number of people who can be present at the sale at any one time. In order to comply with these regulations, we will be offering timed ticket entry for the sale. More details about this process will be posted in May 2021. Masks and social distancing will also be required and strictly enforced.
In 2020, we created a virtual Hortlandia with pandemic shopping and contact information for the Hortlandia vendors. Many of our longstanding nursery partners also took time to give us insights into their history and love of horticulture.
Read our exclusive interviews with some of Hortlandia's specialty nurseries.
In recent years, Hortlandia has featured the Grow With Us Lecture Series at the sale. While we can’t promise lecture programs at a 2021 Hortlandia, we are hoping that our other digital offerings this spring through the Gen(i)us Program and Garden Stories will help to fill your mind with new garden ideas.
Here is a list of this year's Hortlandia vendors:
Albe Rustic Furniture.....Alpine Gardens.....Anachronism.....Arbutus Garden Arts.....Bill Zuelke Art Glass.....Bridgetown Garden Tools.....Cistus Nursery.....Courting Frogs Nursery.....Dancing Oaks Nursery.....Eastfork Nursery.....Elk Mountain Cedar.....Embroidery Expressions.....Fancy Fronds.....Fuchsias and More.....Garden Like A Girl.....Garden Thyme Nursery.....Herb's Daughter Custom Soaps.....Keeping It Green Nursery.....Lux Perennials Nursery.....Milkweek & Mustard Seed.....Miller's Manor Gardens.....Noname Nursery.....Oh-Growup.....One Little Blackbird.....Out In The Garden Nursery.....Pith to Bark.....Pumpkin Ridge Pottery.....Pursuesilver.....Red Pig Garden Tools.....Rogerson Clematis Garden.....Sebright Gardens.....Southbound Ceramics.....TE Leaves.....Van Hevelingen Herb Nursery.....Woodland Way Nursery
The Westside Commons is located at NE 34th Ave and Cornell Road accessible by MAX light rail at the Fair Complex/Airport MAX Station. Paid parking is available on site, and we always encourage carpooling. Location on Google maps.
Join one of the West Coast's largest gardening communities and meet other gardeners who share your passion.
The primary fund raiser for the Snohomish County Master Gardener Foundation is our annual
plant sale. This year, the sale will be held on Saturday, May 2, 2020 from 9am - 2pm at McCollum Park.
“Each year, our plant sale features an extensive selection of perennials, shrubs, trees, berries, and grasses. In addition, our sale is famous for an amazing selection of tomato varieties - old favorites, new varieties, heritage plants and more. This year, we will have 8000 tomato, herb and vegetable starts to help you get a jump on your kitchen garden, including basil, cucumbers, squash, peppers and lettuce.”
Sale covers 3 parking lots! 5,000 tomato plants; 4,000 herb and vegetable starts;thousands of perennials,including carnivorous plants, hostas, fuchsias, dahlias, shade plants, ground covers,natives; trees and shrubs.Shop Specialty Nurseries and Living Garden Art!Learn how to attract pollinators to your garden! All proceeds go to the Snohomish County Master Gardener Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit, which exists solely to support the WSU - Snohomish County Extension Master Gardener Program.Visa, MasterCard, Checks and Cash accepted.
(425)-357-6010
http://www.snomgf.org/plant-sale.html
http://www.snomgf.org/uploads/1/2/3/8/12386481/2020_plant_sale_flyer_without_hummer.pdf
March 7, 2020 10am – 3pm
Come tour the Woodland Garden as many of the late winter and early spring ephemerals will already be in action.
FREE ENTRY TO PLANT SALE
Featuring plants from Chimacum Woods, Windcliff Plants and Heronswood.
FREE LECTURES in the GARDEN SHED
At 11am, Robert Zimmerman of Chimacum Woods will present “An Expert’s Pick; the Best Early Blossoming Rhododendron Species for the Pacific Northwest.” Then at 1pm, Heronswood garden director Dan Hinkley will give “An Overview of Hellebores and Their Culture.”
Tickets for the free lectures are available at the Check-In Table starting at 10am
Garden admission: $10/adults, $5/ages 7-17, FREE for Heronswood Garden and Port Gamble S’Klallam Community members.
It’s easy to become a Heronswood Garden Member. Please join today!
https://heronswoodgarden.org/hellebores-more-plant-sale-and-lectures/
2020 PARTICIPATING NURSERIES
Botanica: Uncommon and underused perennials
Chimacum Woods: Species Rhododendrons
Fancy Fronds: Temperate Ferns
Foliage Gardens: Temperate Ferns
Growing Girls
Keeping It Green Nursery: Hardy orchids, unusual woodlanders, hard-to-find natives.
Kiona Native Plants
Lee Farm & Nursery: Trees, shrubs, perennials, grasses, hardy fuschias. (425) 222-4914.
Madrona Nursery: Special perennials and some native plants. (206) 323-832
Miller Botanical Garden
Northwest Garden Nursery: Hellebores
Old Goat Farm: Perennials for sun or shade.
Queen’s Cup
Rhododendron Species Foundation: Species Rhododendrons.
https://www.northwesthort.org/event/2019-spring-plant-sale-2-2-2-2-2-2/
We will be at Heronswood Nursery in Kingston on Saturday, September 14th from 10 am - 3pm and for yet another of their wonderful open garden and plant sale events. Come tour one of the best-kept botanical gardens around and peruse plants from some of the best specialty nurseries in the NW!
https://heronswoodgarden.org/2019-plant-sale-garden-open-events/
When: Saturday, September 7, 2019 Talks & Sale 9:00AM –3:00PM
Where: Bellevue Botanical Garden 12001 Main St., Bellevue, WA 98005
Vendors from local specialty nurseries: Chimacum Woods, Fancy FrondsNursery, Lee Farm & Nursery, Scents Nursery and more...Enjoy the sale 9AM-3PM. Open to all.
Featured Speakers on these: Clematis, Grasses, Maples: David Hill, Ornamental Grasses of Puget Sound: Barry Hoffer, Maples for all Seasons: MG Laura Watson, Clematis: MG Jeff Daley. Registration required for lectures, register online at the King County Master Gardener website: http://www.mgfkc.org/
It has been several years since our last open house event, formerly known as the “Fronderosa Frolic” which ran for 16 consecutive years from 1999-2015. This year we have decided to once again open our doors and gardens for a smaller-scale nursery Open House. Unfortunately, many of our traditional Oregonian vendors (Cistus, Dancing Oaks, etc.) won’t be able to make the trek, but we will have a few local specialty nurseries from Snohomish and King counties, including Lee Farm and Nursery from Fall City. Join us for a day full of botanical shenanigans, and tour our display gardens situated on the scenic Skykomish River!
Fancy Fronds Nursery Open House, Saturday, August 3rd from 10 am - 3 pm @ Fancy Fronds Nursery: 40830 172nd St SE Gold Bar WA, 98251, (360) 793-1472
We will be at Heronswood Nursery in Kingston on Saturday, July 20th from 10 am - 3pm and Sunday for yet another of their wonderful open garden and plant sale events. Come tour the gardens and peruse plants from some of the best specialty nurseries in the NW!
https://heronswoodgarden.org/2019-plant-sale-garden-open-events/
We will be at Heronswood Nursery in Kingston on Saturday, May 11th from 10 am - 3pm and Sunday May 12th from 10 am - 3pm for yet another of their wonderful open garden and plant sale events. Come tour the gardens and peruse plants from some of the best specialty nurseries in the NW!
https://heronswoodgarden.org/2019-plant-sale-garden-open-events/
"The primary fund raiser for the Snohomish County Master Gardener Foundation is our annual plant sale. This year, the sale will be held on Saturday, May 5, 2018 from 9am - 2pm at McCollum Park.
Each year, our plant sale features an extensive selection of perennials, shrubs, trees, berries, and grasses. In addition, our sale is famous for an amazing selection of tomato varieties - old favorites, new varieties, heritage plants and more. This year, we will have 8000 tomato, herb and vegetable starts to help you get a jump on your kitchen garden, including basil, cucumbers, squash, peppers and lettuce."
Each year, we have an interesting assortment of specialty nursery, gift and garden art vendors
on hand as part of this sale. This year, we're pleased to have the following vendors participating:
Keeping It Green
Namaste Gardens
White Picket Gardens
Lucky Cat Farms
Larry White Blueberries
Mt. Forest Farms
Fancy Fronds
Garden Path Perennials
Master Gardener Craft Booth
http://www.snomgf.org/plant-sale.html
This event is open to both HPSO members and non-members, and admission is free.
In April of every year, HPSO sponsors an event that is one of the largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Vendors from far and wide – from nearly the Canadian border to the California border – come to Portland to offer the latest plant introductions as well as the time-tested (and hardiness-tested!) plants. Complementing the plant vendors are specialty garden art vendors bringing one-of-a-kind pieces made from metal, wood, glass, ceramic, fabric, and stone. Each work of art is handcrafted by the vendor. This is a wonderful event, and it's particularly nice to have so many nurseries and artists, with so many plant choices and specialty works, all under one roof!
This year we're offering the Grow With Us Lecture Series at the sale:
Cory Jarrell: “Houseplant Care with the Plant Nerdist” / 10:30am Saturday
Judith Jones: “Ferns Beyond Shady Borders” / 12pm Saturday
Riz Reyes: “Plants for Year-Round Flower Arranging” / 1:30pm Saturday
Laura Heldreth: “Made in the Shade” / 10:30am Sunday
Janis McBride: “The Gift of Orchids” / 12pm Sunday
Linda Beutler: “Some Like it Hot - Clematis” / 1:30 Sunday
Volunteers make the sale happen. It takes about 240 volunteers working 3-hour shifts to ensure that the sale goes smoothly. As a benefit for helping out, volunteers get to shop one hour before the general public.
A few things to keep in mind: No pets, wagons, strollers or carts are permitted inside the building. HPSO will make reasonable accommodation or will provide assistance for people with disabilities. Please contact the HPSO office in advance so arrangements can be made, and let one of our Greeters at the entrance know if you require assistance.
This year's participating list of nurseries, artists, and community partners:
If you are a member and wish to volunteer, please use this link to sign up: 2019 Hortlandia Volunteer Registration
There is plenty of parking in the EXPO Center lot, and the City of Portland charges for parking there. A few dollars can be saved by carpooling, but be sure to leave enough room to take home some plants and art! The Interstate MAX Yellow Line also goes right to EXPO.
https://www.hardyplantsociety.org/hortlandia
Saturday, April 6
10am – 3pm
Featuring an excellent selection of plants from our region’s finest nurseries. In addition to the vendor plant market, you can tour the garden and experience its springtime beauty.
FREE ENTRY TO PLANT SALE and FREE LECTURES in the GARDEN SHED
11am “Jewels of Spring; Ephemerals in the Pacific Northwest,” by Dan Hinkley, Heronswood founder and director.
1pm “Dining with Deer: Designing a Garden that’s Not a Salad Bar,” by Dr. Ross Bayton, Heronswood taxonomist.
Tickets for the lectures are available at the Check-In Table starting at 10am, limit 2 per person.
GARDEN ENTRY FEES directly support garden restoration, maintenance and enhancement work: $10/adults, $5/ages 7-17, FREE for Heronswood Garden and Port Gamble S’Klallam Community members.
It’s easy to become a Garden Member. Please join today!
https://heronswoodgarden.org/early-spring-plant-sale/
Judith will be giving an informative fern lecture and mini plant sale at Joy Creek Nursery:
Sunday September 23, 1:00 p.m.
All About Ferns with Judith Jones
“The many evergreen and semi-evergreen ferns are mainstays in our gardens throughout the year. However, there are many deciduous ferns that have spectacular color as spring arrives. Judith reminds us that autumn is an ideal time for planting. Not only does rain return to the Northwest, but it is still possible to see where additional plants are needed after a long summer drought. Judith will bring a variety of ferns from her nursery for sale.”
Judith Jones is the owner of Fancy Fronds Temperate Fern Nursery in Gold Bar, WA, which was established in 1977. During the course of her lengthy fern career, she has been privileged to work with some of the world�s foremost pteridologists and fern enthusiasts. Her main areas of fern production are the named Victorian cultivars, new introductions, garden ready xeric ferns and marginally hardy tree ferns. Visitors to the Northwest Flower and Garden Show have seen the playful, yet educational, side of her talents in the delightful display gardens she has created with friends and colleagues. There is a $10 fee for this class, please pay the day off the class at the nursery.
http://www.joycreek.com/education.htm
22nd Annual Fall Plant Sale
Saturday, September 15, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
At the Seattle Audubon and Nature Shop
8050 35th Avenue NE, Seattle
Gear up for the spring with wildlife-friendly native plants from a variety of local nurseries!
http://www.seattleaudubon.org/sas/
We will be at Heronswood Nursery in Kingston on Saturday, September 15, 2018 from 10 am - 3 pm for yet another of their wonderful open garden and plant sale events. Come tour the gardens and peruse plants from some of the best specialty nurseries in the NW!
https://heronswoodgarden.org/the-fall-plant-sale-garden-open-is-just-around-the-corner/
We will be at Heronswood Nursery in Kingston on Saturday, July 21st 2018 from 10 am - 3 pm for yet another of their wonderful open garden and plant sale events. Come tour the gardens and peruse plants from some of the best specialty nurseries in the NW!
The second plant sale and open garden of the spring season at Heronswood on Mother's Day weekend.
22nd Annual Spring Plant Sale
Saturday, March 31st, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
At the Seattle Audubon and Nature Shop
8050 35th Avenue NE, Seattle
Gear up for the spring with wildlife-friendly native plants from a variety of local nurseries!
The first of four spring plant sales and open garden days at Heronswood.
Saturday, September 9th 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
at The Nature Shop, 8050 35th Ave NE, Seattle WA 98115
Our annual Fall Plant Sale features wildlife-friendly outdoor plants from a variety of local vendors, including: Tadpole Haven Nursery, Madrona Nursery, Fancy Fronds Nursery, MSK Rare Plants Nursery, and Botanica. Contact info@seattleaudubon.org or call 206-523-4483 for more information.
http://www.seattleaudubon.org/sas/Calendar/tabid/369/ModuleID/1596/ItemID/175/mctl/EventDetails/Default.aspx
Master Gardener
Annual Plant Sale
WSU Snohomish County
Extension
Details
Sale Covers 3 Parking
Lots!!!
VISA/MC
CASH-CHECKS
ACCEPTED
All proceeds go to
Snohomish County Master
Gardener Foundation
501(c)3 Non-profit organization
Plants
5,000 Tomato Plants
4,000 Herb and Vegetable
Starts
Perennials
Hardy Fuchsias
Hostas
Shade Plants
Ground Covers
Tre e s / S h r u b s
Native Plants
Living Garden Art
Specialty Nurseries
New
Learn how to attract
pollinators to your garden!!
Sat. May 7th, 2016
9 am-2 pm
600 128th St. SE
McCollum Park, South
Everett
425-357-6010
Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of
noncompliance may be reported through your local Extension office or to the WSU Center for Human Rights. Persons with a disability requiring special
accommodation can request accommodation 21 days before the event at (425) 338-2400. If accommodation is not requested in advance, we cannot
guarantee availability on-site
.
Free Admission. Parking is $8 (charged by City of Portland)
In April of every year, HPSO sponsors an event that is probably the largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Vendors from far and wide – from nearly the Canadian border to the California border – come to Portland to offer the latest plant introductions as well as the time-tested (and hardiness-tested!) plants. Complementing the plant vendors are specialty garden art vendors bringing one-of-a-kind pieces made from metal, wood, glass, ceramic, fabric, and stone. Each work of art is handcrafted by the vendor. This is a wonderful event, and it's particularly nice to have so many nurseries and artists, with so many plant choices and specialty works, all under one roof!
Volunteers make the sale happen. It takes about 240 volunteers working 3-hour shifts to ensure that the sale goes smoothly. As a benefit for helping out, volunteers get to shop one hour before the general public.
Hortlandia is held at the Portland EXPO Center. This event is open to both HPSO members and non-members, and admission is free. There is plenty of parking. Although the City of Portland charges for parking, a few dollars can be saved by carpooling. But, be sure to leave enough room to take home some plants and art! Also, keep in mind that the Interstate MAX Yellow Line also goes right to EXPO for those that wish to take mass transportation.
A few things to keep in mind: No pets, wagons, strollers or carts are permitted inside the building. HPSO will make reasonable accommodation or will provide assistance for people with disabilities. Please contact the HPSO office in advance so arrangements can be made, and let one of our Greeters at the entrance know if you require assistance.
A room map and vendor list are typically available two or three weeks prior to the sale.
http://www.hardyplantsociety.org/plantsale
Free Admission. Parking is $8 (charged by City of Portland)
In April of every year, HPSO sponsors an event that is probably the largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Vendors from far and wide – from nearly the Canadian border to the California border – come to Portland to offer the latest plant introductions as well as the time-tested (and hardiness-tested!) plants. Complementing the plant vendors are specialty garden art vendors bringing one-of-a-kind pieces made from metal, wood, glass, ceramic, fabric, and stone. Each work of art is handcrafted by the vendor. This is a wonderful event, and it's particularly nice to have so many nurseries and artists, with so many plant choices and specialty works, all under one roof!
Volunteers make the sale happen. It takes about 240 volunteers working 3-hour shifts to ensure that the sale goes smoothly. As a benefit for helping out, volunteers get to shop one hour before the general public.
Hortlandia is held at the Portland EXPO Center. This event is open to both HPSO members and non-members, and admission is free. There is plenty of parking. Although the City of Portland charges for parking, a few dollars can be saved by carpooling. But, be sure to leave enough room to take home some plants and art! Also, keep in mind that the Interstate MAX Yellow Line also goes right to EXPO for those that wish to take mass transportation.
A few things to keep in mind: No pets, wagons, strollers or carts are permitted inside the building. HPSO will make reasonable accommodation or will provide assistance for people with disabilities. Please contact the HPSO office in advance so arrangements can be made, and let one of our Greeters at the entrance know if you require assistance.
A room map and vendor list are typically available two or three weeks prior to the sale.
Our biggest sale of the year features thousands of plants from specialty nurseries, our famous NPA Border and members’ gardens. Shop in comfort indoors. Discover new plant introductions, the rare and unusual, as well as established favorites. Perennials, natives, woodland plants, grasses, shrubs, small trees and much, much more. Shop tax-free while you help support the educational programs of NPA.
Plenty of free parking. For quick plant sale access, park in the lots on the west side of campus, off College Way North, between 95th & 97th. Parking is free in these lots on Sunday. Get driving directions.
Please donate plants from your garden!
Are there plants in your garden that you would like to donate? We welcome all kinds of plants: divisions, seedlings, treasures, favorites and everyday plants. Please include the plant name (Latin and/or common) on a white plant label. For questions, or to find out where to drop off your plants, email us.
Volunteer for the sale
Unload plants, set up tables, price plants, set up displays, cashier—there are dozens of volunteer jobs to do at the Spring Plant Sale. Many NPA members volunteer so that they can get into the sale early and scope out the choice plants before the hordes of shoppers hit. Everyone has fun and it’s a great way to meet other NPA members.
Welcome to Fancy Fronds Nursery! We are a small family run business located in Gold Bar, Washington, specializing in garden ferns for all occasions and growing zones in the U.S. Our nursery is open year-round by appointment, and a wide selection of plants are available for spring and fall shipping. Find the fern that's right for you!
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