Plant Sale

The 2023 Kitsap Conservation District Native Plant Sale is now closed. Thank you to all who ordered! Come back soon for more information on plant pickup, as well as this year’s Doo For You event!

Our 2023 Native Plant Sale is closing soon… don’t forget to get your plants ordered for this year! Visit the Plant Sale

Visit the store now to shop for all your favorite Pacific NW native plants from Kitsap Conservation District. SHOP NOW

Thank you for visiting the 2023 Kitsap Conservation District Native Plant Sale! Pick-up location: Pick up will be at the Sheep Barn at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds. See route map for directions. Pick up your plants at the date and time you selected when you ordered your plants. We will Read more…

Important links about planting native plants and starting wildflower seeds: Bareroot Planting GuideGroundcovers and Ferns Fact SheetPerennial Fact SheetWildflower Seed Fact Sheet Video guide to bare root plants: 

Look for the bee logo in our upcoming plant sale for those native plants that provide especially high benefits to our native pollinators. These plants supply the nectar, pollen and nesting habitat critical to pollinators’ health and well-being. Particularly important are the early and late blooming plants. These are beneficial Read more…

UPDATE (January 24, 2022): The 2022 Kitsap Conservation District Plant Sale is now closed! Thank you so much to all who ordered… more details on plant pickup procedures and reminder emails will be forthcoming. See you all for the 2023 Plant Sale in December! PLEASE NOTE (January 20, 2022): The Read more…

Thank you for visiting the 2022 Kitsap Conservation District Native Plant Sale! Pick-up location: Pick up will be at the Sheep Barn at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds. See route map for directions. Pick up your plants at the date and time you selected when you ordered your plants. We will Read more…

Look for the bee logo in our upcoming plant sale for those native plants that provide especially high benefits to our native pollinators. These plants supply the nectar, pollen and nesting habitat critical to pollinators’ health and well-being. Particularly important are the early and late blooming plants. These are beneficial Read more…

Important links about planting native plants and starting wildflower seeds: Bareroot Planting GuideGroundcovers and Ferns Fact SheetPerennial Fact SheetWildflower Seed Fact Sheet Video guide to bare root plants: