Master Gardener Foundation of Clark County Bulb Sale

Ready to add color and beauty to your garden? Explore our 2026 bulb list below and find your favorites. Choose from 10 beautiful varieties!
There will be a mix of early, mid and late blooming bulbs.

    

The Master Gardener Foundation of Clark county is selling fall bulbs in 2026. This year is our first year selling bulbs as a fund raising event. Bulbs must be ordered in advance and will be distributed to customers at the 78th Street Heritage farm on Saturday, November 7th from 9am-3pm.

Quantities will be limited, so get your order in early! Orders must be submitted by Monday, September 4th. Click on the button below to place your order.

Order your bulbs here!

Timeline of 2026 Sale

  • Online Sale are now open and will continue through Monday, September 4th.
  • Bulbs may sell out, so order early!
  • Pick up your bulb order on Saturday, November 7th from 9am – 3pm at the 78th Street Heritage Farm.

Varieties will be sold in bags of quantities specified for each variety.

Bulb Key

2026 Bulb Offerings

FAQ’s
  • How & when do I order?

Bulb, rhizomes, tubers must be pre-ordered by Monday, September 4, 2026. Orders will only be processed with payment with credit/debit card via our online store.

  • Pricing: What does “$5.00 / 5Bulbs” mean on the sales page?

This means that you get 5 flower bulbs in one bag for $5.00. Each bag contains 5 bulbs, and the price shown is for one bag.

  • When and how will I receive my bulb order?

Order pickup will take place on Saturday, November 7th, from 9am-3pm at the 78th Street Heritage Farm (1919 NE 78th St, Vancouver, WA)

We DO NOT SHIP bulbs. 

  • Surplus Sale

In the event we have any surplus bulbs, they will be available for purchase at the 78th Street Heritage Farm on Saturday, November 7th from 9am – 3pm.

  • Pick-up, Sales & Terms

All sales are final, we do not accept product returns or changes. If you have made an order and would like more plants, please place another order.

We do not ship bulbs, rhizomes or tubers . All orders must be picked up on Saturday, November 7th. Orders not collected on this day will be considered forfeited and used by Master Gardener Foundation for various projects, with no refunds issued.

Transport. Bulbs, rhizomes, and tubers will be packed in bags for easy transport. 

  • Availability

Orders will be processed in the order they are paid for through our online store. If additional bulbs beyond our initial inventory are ordered, we will attempt to increase our inventory to accommodate the additional requests but cannot guarantee availability.

  • Planting and Short-Term Storage

Flower bulbs should be planted in the fall that they are received once the ground has cooled down to around 55°F, usually after a killing frost (or two). Bulbs should never be exposed to heat before planting, even for a short period.  If you don’t plant your bulbs immediately after purchase, store bulbs in a dry dark place where the temperature doesn’t exceed 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

  • What happens to my bulbs that do not bloom or if they die?

We cannot be held responsible for losses due to: extreme weather conditions, improper storage conditions, delayed planting, improper site conditions, and/or improper climate plantings. If you have questions or concerns about the planting and care of bulbs, rhizomes, or tubers, contact the Clark County Master Gardener Answer Clinic at (564) 397-5711 or by email at askamastergardener@clarkmg.org. The Answer Clinic is open Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, Thursday and Friday, 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM for guidance.

  • Cancellations

All sales are final

  • Receipt of Order

You will receive a confirmation email once you place your order online.

  • Contact Us

If you have questions about which bulbs, rhizomes, and/or tubers will be right for you, please contact the Clark County Master Gardener Answer Clinic at (564) 397-5711 or by email at askamastergardener@clarkmg.org.