Winter Plant Sale Parking Reservation

We are pleased to announce our annual Winter Plant Sale, February 11th–15th— a time to gather, reconnect, and celebrate our shared love of native plants and the message they bring of renewal and resilience. While our hearts and minds are heavy from the impacts of climate change unfurling around us, replanting our cultivated spaces with native plants can be a meaningful way to create positive change in our communities.

Now, more than ever, our region needs gardens that support our natural resources—creating habitat for wildlife and conserving water and energy. Planting native plants also allows us to create beautiful urban green spaces for our families, friends, and neighbors and engenders a sense of place. We are humbled and in awe by the ways in which our community has embraced native plants through hard times in the past, working together for a shared vision of a more sustainable ecological future.

The Winter Plant Sale is a chance to continue that important work together. We invite everyone, from seasoned gardeners to first-time planters, to join us in creating more native habitats. Enjoy special discounts on a wide variety of native plants, seeds, pots, and Theodore Payne Foundation merchandise: 15% off for members and 10% off for non-members. See you at the sale!

Please read before making a reservation:

Please choose a day and time slot for your reservation. Each reservation is for one vehicle with any number of passengers. Please only make a reservation per vehicle, not per person.

You do NOT need a parking reservation to shop or buy plants. Sale attendees are welcome without a parking reservation. There is also street parking available, so feel free to visit at your convenience! We simply ask you are mindful of our neighbors and posted signage.

For your convenience, we also have a loading zone for individuals to pull up their car after making a purchase if they parked on the street. Our staff and volunteers will be able to assist.

To help protect our staff and community we respectfully ask that you do not visit if you or someone from your household is feeling sick.

Host or Publisher Theodore Payne Foundation