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Native Plant Sale

Fall Native Plant Sale

2025 Spring Plant Sale Fest

Friday, May 16 | 6 - 8 PM  |  Using Native Plants in Your Landscape w/ Matt Dykstra

Join us for an interactive workshop with Managing Director Matt Dykstra. The program will cover why native plants are important and how to get started integrating them into your landscape. We have super fun perks for program participants:

  • shop the sale on Friday night
  • first plant is free
  • children's activities during workshop

More workshop details and registration link coming soon! 

Saturday, May 17 | 10 AM - 2 PM

Shop our plant sale! This is a family friendly event with on-site children's activities hosted by our environmental educators. We'll have food trucks and live music, too. Get plant-festive with us!

Can't make the sale? Our online native plant sale will open on May 23!

Join us in the greenhouse starting February 24: become a volunteer!

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View our Native Plant List & Cultural Guide for an idea of what products are available throughout the year. 

Native plants are flowers, grasses, trees and shrubs that have inhabited Michigan since before European settlement. Each year, we collect native seeds from West Michigan and propagate them in our greenhouses. The Native Plant Sale features more than 100 rare, unusual, and favorite varieties of native wildflowers, shrubs, and grasses for all growing conditions, including drought-tolerant, rain garden, and shade species.

When the online native plant sale is open, orders are fulfilled on Thursdays and available for pickup on Fridays from the glass house at 1750 East Beltline Ave. SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546.

Proceeds benefit educational and stewardship programs at the preserve. Thank you for your support!

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For additional species information and photos, visit these online databases:

  • (best plants for birds)

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