Shopper information for our 2025 Mother’s Day Weekend Plant Sale
Our 2025 plant sale will be held May 9th and 10th from 9-3 by appointment only, and Sunday, May 11th from 10-1 with no appointments needed. Foundation members received early access to sign up for shopping appointments.
Important information to know about shopping at our plant sale:
- Each vehicle shopping on Friday or Saturday must have an appointment. Each appointment includes everyone in the vehicle.
- No appointments are needed to shop on Sunday, Mother’s Day.
- Bring a cart if you can – the number of carts we have available is limited.
- No trailers or oversized vehicles in our parking lot. There isn’t space for a large vehicle to safely turn around.
- There may be limits on the number of plants purchased for high demand varieties (eg – sungold tomatoes). This is to give more shoppers access to popular varieties and support family gardeners.
Plants we will be selling
These lists are the best estimates we have of the plants we will be selling this year. Note — We grow or propogate all of the plants we sell onsite, and do not have additional plants to re-stock when we run out. We won’t be updating these lists during the sale, so the plants you want may sell out.
2025 Plant Sale Map – 78th Street Heritage Farm, Vancouver WA


To everyone that shops at our Mother’s Day weekend plant sale… thank you!
Our foundation leases the greenhouses at the 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver, WA. There we grow the plants we sell each Mother’s Day weekend at our plant sale. It is our largest fund raising event. Many thanks to everyone that makes our plant sale a success! We can’t do this without our many volunteers and shoppers that support us.

Thank you to the Dig team for collecting and propagating perennials for the plant sale!
The dig team starts collecting donated plants and propagating perennials each fall through winter, preparing to offer a large selection of plants for local gardeners.

Plant sale teams work hard to grow the plants we sell each year.
Master Gardeners and foundation volunteer teams begin planning for the next year’s sale soon after each Mother’s Day plant sale is finished. Greenhouses dedicated to growing the plants we sell become busy in early January.

Thank you
In past years you purchased plants by the arm-load and by the cart-load. Thank you! The monies generated by the plant sale are the largest foundation funding event of the year. The proceeds generated by the sale are used to fund horticulture education grants throughout Clark County and are a major source of funding for the Clark County Master Gardener Program. These monies support our small fruit team, school garden coordinator activities, many workshops and educational events, and much, much more. Thank you again for your generous support.