Annual Native Plant Sale
Celebrate with us as you purchase native plants for your spring projects!
Thank you to everyone who attended the 2024, 31th Annual Native Plant Sale & Celebration!
PURPOSE OF THE ANNUAL NATIVE PLANT SALE:
The purpose of the WCD’s annual plant sale is to promote the stewardship and conservation of our natural resources. The plants sold at this sale are “conservation grade”, which means they are graded on their ability to survive, not on their ornamental value. Seedling plants are not large (generally between 10” and 36” tall), so your order will fit in the trunk or back seat of your car. On March 15th, you can drive through our pick up event and we will put the order in your vehicle. Pick ups on March 16th, at the in-person sale will not be drive through capable.
Planting native trees and shrubs can provide many positive benefits to your property and the natural environment such as improved water quality, enhanced fish and wildlife habitat, reduction of wind and soil erosion, cleaner air, reduction of energy costs, and beautification of your property! This sale is a great opportunity to purchase low cost native plants and to get them in the ground before the growing season begins. Experienced conservationists will be available to answer your native plant questions.
The event is a self-supporting program of the Whatcom Conservation District with support by loyal volunteers and local businesses.
We hope you will join us and fill your landscape with beautiful, low-maintenance native plants. For more information or to volunteer, email plantsale@whatcomcd.org
or call (360) 526-2375
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Special thanks to our 2024 partners & hosts:
Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association & The City of Ferndale
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Additional Info and Links
Rain Gardens
Find out more about Rain Gardens Here
WSU Extension Trees of Washington - Download your free copy with this link
Fire/Drought Resistant Plants Table
Terms:
P = (Plug): Seedling grown in a plastic tube for 1 year. A plant grown as a plug will develop a more fibrous root system than one grown in the field.
BR = Bare root: seedling with soil removed from roots.
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