Order plants online starting at 9am on Sun, March 1! Browse our in-depth plant profiles. Filter by sun, moisture and more to find the right plants for the right places in your garden. At checkout, you select to pick-up your plants at one of four convenient, Portland-area pop-up locations. Order until midnight on Sun, March 29, or until all pick-up appointment slots are taken -whichever comes first!
2) Pick-up Your Order at a Pop-Up Near You
We'll see you at one of our four, Portland-area, outdoor pop-up events in April-May (at the location, date and time you selected when you placed your order). Each pop-up is hosted by a different community partner and a portion of the proceeds supports their important work. Check out the full schedule of partners and locations below!
3) Plants for the Planet - Proceeds for the Community
Planting native plants enhances the habitat in your yard and neighborhood and builds climate resilience, while proceeds support essential work in your community. In 2026, we will distribute about 80,000 native plants and give back up to $40,000 to community partners! Get to know this season’s partners below!
Spring 2026 Pick-up Schedule and Beneficiaries
Plants for the Planet - Proceeds for the Community!
Pop-up #1 - SE Portland
Pick-up plants on Fri, April 17 or Sat, April 18 in SE Portland (Social Good Place, 4511 SE Main St) to support Portland Forest School. Students experience the benefits of a nature-based education at this independent K-8 school in SE Portland, where academics come alive through daily outdoor immersion. With small class sizes and a curriculum focused on curiosity, creativity, and resilience, students thrive in an environment that nurtures their brain development, emotional well-being, and physical growth. Their nature-first approach to learning fosters a love of discovery while supporting mental and physical health.
Pick-up your plants on Fri, April 24 or Sat, April 25 in St Johns (8260 N Central St, Portland, OR) to support Friends of Baltimore Woods (FOBW) and the Bird Alliance of Oregon (BAO) Green Leaders Program. For several years, FOBW and Green Leaders have partnered together to plant native vegetation to restore the habitat along sections of the Baltimore Woods corridor in St Johns. Together they are working to ensure Baltimore Woods remains a lasting haven for wildlife, protecting local water quality in the neighboring Willamette River and creating an outdoor learning environment that reflects our rich natural and cultural history.
Pick-up your plants in Beaverton (Tualatin Hills Nature Park, 15655 SW Millikan Way) on Fri, May 1 or Sat, May 2 to support 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 protect and enhance the Tualatin Hills Nature Park. Proceeds from this event will support future park improvements and environmental education programs.
Pick-up your plants at Level Beer in East Portland (5211 NE 148th Ave) on Fri, May 8 or Sat, May 9 to support The Blueprint Foundation and Columbia Slough Watershed Council (CSWC)! These two formidable groups forged an inspiring partnership on the Columbia Slough to leverage their shared commitment to environmental justice and community empowerment. Their projects focus on training, workforce development and job creation for Black and Indigenous communities.
Pick-up plants on Fri, April 17 or Sat, April 18 in SE Portland (Social Good Place, 4511 SE Main St) to support Portland Forest School. Students experience the benefits of a nature-based education at this independent K-8 school in SE Portland, where academics come alive through daily outdoor immersion. With small class sizes and a curriculum focused on curiosity, creativity, and resilience, students thrive in an environment that nurtures their brain development, emotional well-being, and physical growth. Their nature-first approach to learning fosters a love of discovery while supporting mental and physical health.
Learn More About Portland Forest School
Pop-up #2 - St Johns
Pick-up your plants on Fri, April 24 or Sat, April 25 in St Johns (8260 N Central St, Portland, OR) to support Friends of Baltimore Woods (FOBW) and the Bird Alliance of Oregon (BAO) Green Leaders Program. For several years, FOBW and Green Leaders have partnered together to plant native vegetation to restore the habitat along sections of the Baltimore Woods corridor in St Johns. Together they are working to ensure Baltimore Woods remains a lasting haven for wildlife, protecting local water quality in the neighboring Willamette River and creating an outdoor learning environment that reflects our rich natural and cultural history.
Learn More About this Collaboration!
Pick-up #3 - Beaverton
Pick-up your plants in Beaverton (Tualatin Hills Nature Park, 15655 SW Millikan Way) on Fri, May 1 or Sat, May 2 to support 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 protect and enhance the Tualatin Hills Nature Park. Proceeds from this event will support future park improvements and environmental education programs.
Learn More About Friends of Tualatin Hills Nature Park
Pop-up #4 - East Portland
Pick-up your plants at Level Beer in East Portland (5211 NE 148th Ave) on Fri, May 8 or Sat, May 9 to support The Blueprint Foundation and Columbia Slough Watershed Council (CSWC)! These two formidable groups forged an inspiring partnership on the Columbia Slough to leverage their shared commitment to environmental justice and community empowerment. Their projects focus on training, workforce development and job creation for Black and Indigenous communities.
Learn More About This Partnership
Sparrowhawk Native Plants provides eco-minded gardeners in Portland, Oregon and surrounding neighborhoods with habitat-friendly and climate-resilient plants that support healthy ecosystems. We're a new kind of nursery - offering online sales with several convenient pick-up options each fall and spring. Our goal is to bring native plants to neighborhoods that don't otherwise have access to them, at unbeatable prices. Plus, a portion of all proceeds goes back to the community organizations that host our pick-up events.Â
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