Your local Soil and Water Conservation Districts (SWCDs) are a great source for native plants throughout the year. Not only can your SWCD help you score the best native plant options for all your gardening and landscaping needs, you will also be able to take advantage of their knowledge, expertise and helpful resources.

Benton Soil & Water Conservation District

Order your plants now until February 1 for the best selection! Once you place your order you will receive an email prompting you to schedule your pick up appointment for February 24 at Benton County Fairgrounds in Corvallis. Click here to start shopping!

Polk Soil & Water Conservation District

A wide variety of native trees and shrubs are available to order now through January 28 at Polk SWCD! You can pick up your plant orders or purchase overstock plants at the in-person plant sale on Friday, February 2 from 9-4, and Saturday, February 3 from 9-12. Learn more and order at ​https://www.polkswcd.com/plant-sale.html 

Yamhill Soil & Water Conservation District

Yamhill SWCD's plant sale list and plant descriptions are available on their website at yamhillscwd.org/nps. Pre-order now for the best selection, or shop in person on Friday, March 1 from 9-6 or Saturday, March 2 from 9-2 at the Yamhill Valley Heritage Center. Yamhill SWCD is also looking for plant sale volunteers, and you can sign up by contacting the Yamhill SWCD main office at 503-472-6403.

Marion Soil & Water Conservation District

You will be able to order native plants online through Marion SWCD's online ordering platform until February 10, or when plant inventory runs out. Once you go through the ordering process, you will schedule a time to pick up your orders on March 1 or 2, at Bauman’s Farm and Garden. There will also be a limited supply of plants available for sale during these dates. Check out the plant sale inventory here. Marion SWCD also has some excellent upcoming native plant events and resources to share, which are outlined below:

• Marion SWCD’s new website has many resources to help you turn your yard or garden to a haven for native plants and wildlife:
  • Learn about native and invasive plants using our searchable plant database (marionswcd.net/plant-database)
  • Find a conservation supplies/service provider using our searchable Conservation Directory   (marionswcd.net/conservation-directory)
  • Read blog posts to dive deeper on a range of conservation topics.
  • Learn about our funding, technical  assistance and educational offerings!