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Garden Like the World Depends on It

*UPDATE* Leach Botanical Garden & Tualatin Hills Nature Park pickup locations are FULL. Order now to secure your spot in St Johns or Milwaukie!

50+ species of native plants are still in stock! Proceeds support local conservation efforts.

Shop Now! Ordering ends March 26!

WE'RE A NEW KIND OF NURSERY - HERE'S WHY

1) Order Plants Online

Place your online spring orders NOW through March 26, or until we sell out - whichever happens sooner! Read our in-depth plant profiles and filter by sun, moisture and more to find the right plants for all the right places in your yard.

2) Pick-up Your Plants at a Pop-Up Near You

We'll see you at one of our four, outdoor pop-up eventsin April and May. Each pop-up is hosted by and benefits a different community partner. Check out the full schedule of partners and locations below!

3) Plants for the Planet - Proceeds for the Community

Your new native plants will enhance the habitat in your yard and neighborhood, while proceeds support essential work in your community. In 2023, we expect to distribute about 80,000 native plants and give back up to $40,000 to community partners!

Plants for the Planet - Proceeds for the Community!

Our Spring 2023 Pick-up Schedule and Beneficiaries:

  • Pick-up #1 - SE Portland (FULL)

  • Pick-up your plants in outer SE Portland (Leach Botanical Garden, 6704 SE 122nd Ave) on Fri, April 14 or Sat, April 15 to support Leach Botanical Garden. Leach Botanical Garden is an inviting, beautiful greenspace bordering a free-flowing creek where visitors can immerse themselves in the natural world. It is a place for respite, enjoyment, inspiration, and learning where all are welcome. Unique plant collections, a four-season pollinator garden, heritage trees, and an aerial tree walk provide year-round interest. Proceeds from this event will support operations, garden maintenance, and educational programming. UPDATE - All pick-up slots for this location have been filled as of 3/1/23.
  • Pick-up #2 - Beaverton (FULL)

  • Pick-up plants in Beaverton (Tualatin Hills Nature Park, 15655 SW Millikan Way) on Fri, April 21 or Sat April 22 to benefit Friends of Tualatin Hills Nature Park (THNP)! The Friends of THNP engage the local community to support park activities, increase understanding of the environment, organize and perform fundraising, and promote volunteerism to make the Tualatin Hills Nature Park a better place. Proceeds from this event will support future park improvements and environmental education programs. UPDATE - All pick-up slots for this location have been filled as of 3/5/23.
  • Pick-up #3 - St Johns

  • Pick-up your plants in St Johns (8260 N Central St) on Fri, April 28 or Sat, April 29 to benefit the Friends of Baltimore Woods! Friends of Baltimore Woods is a community organization working toward preservation and restoration of the remnant woodland and green space known as Baltimore Woods in St Johns. They aim to secure this greenspace for future generations as a lasting haven for wildlife, to protect local water quality, and to create an outdoor learning environment that reflects our rich natural and cultural history. Proceeds from this event will help them organize volunteer work parties and community events.
  • Pick-up #4 - Milwaukie

  • Pick-up your plants in Milwaukie (Milwaukie Lutheran Church, 3810 SE Lake Rd) on Fri, May 5 or Sat, May 6 to support North Clackamas Watersheds Council (NCWC)! NCWC protects and enhances the watersheds of North Clackamas County for water quality, fish, and wildlife habitat. Proceeds from this event will support community education, watershed events, and restoration of healthy habitat, including the removal of Kellogg Dam.

Pick-up #1 - SE Portland (FULL)

Pick-up your plants in outer SE Portland (Leach Botanical Garden, 6704 SE 122nd Ave) on Fri, April 14 or Sat, April 15 to support Leach Botanical Garden. Leach Botanical Garden is an inviting, beautiful greenspace bordering a free-flowing creek where visitors can immerse themselves in the natural world. It is a place for respite, enjoyment, inspiration, and learning where all are welcome. Unique plant collections, a four-season pollinator garden, heritage trees, and an aerial tree walk provide year-round interest. Proceeds from this event will support operations, garden maintenance, and educational programming. UPDATE - All pick-up slots for this location have been filled as of 3/1/23. Learn More About Leach Botanical Garden

Pick-up #2 - Beaverton (FULL)

Pick-up plants in Beaverton (Tualatin Hills Nature Park, 15655 SW Millikan Way) on Fri, April 21 or Sat April 22 to benefit Friends of Tualatin Hills Nature Park (THNP)! The Friends of THNP engage the local community to support park activities, increase understanding of the environment, organize and perform fundraising, and promote volunteerism to make the Tualatin Hills Nature Park a better place. Proceeds from this event will support future park improvements and environmental education programs. UPDATE - All pick-up slots for this location have been filled as of 3/5/23. Learn More About Tualatin Hills Nature Park

Pick-up #3 - St Johns

Pick-up your plants in St Johns (8260 N Central St) on Fri, April 28 or Sat, April 29 to benefit the Friends of Baltimore Woods! Friends of Baltimore Woods is a community organization working toward preservation and restoration of the remnant woodland and green space known as Baltimore Woods in St Johns. They aim to secure this greenspace for future generations as a lasting haven for wildlife, to protect local water quality, and to create an outdoor learning environment that reflects our rich natural and cultural history. Proceeds from this event will help them organize volunteer work parties and community events. Learn more about Friends of Baltimore Woods

Pick-up #4 - Milwaukie

Pick-up your plants in Milwaukie (Milwaukie Lutheran Church, 3810 SE Lake Rd) on Fri, May 5 or Sat, May 6 to support North Clackamas Watersheds Council (NCWC)! NCWC protects and enhances the watersheds of North Clackamas County for water quality, fish, and wildlife habitat. Proceeds from this event will support community education, watershed events, and restoration of healthy habitat, including the removal of Kellogg Dam. Learn More About North Clackamas Watersheds Council

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