How to Buy Plants:

Make an 1-on-1 Plant Sale Appointment (last appts on 11/22):

1. Click the green “Request to Book” button above.

2. Click on the day and time slot you’d like to book and then click the grey “Next” button. The calendar gives the option to view by week or by month. (30 min appointments are available from 9am to Noon on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays.)

3. Enter your name, email and phone number.

4. Click the grey “Request to Book” button.

5. You will receive an email when your appointment is confirmed.

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If you have any trouble with the online booking system please email Katherine at !

Self-Service Saturdays:

Sign-up for an 1-hour time slot to peruse the nursery at your leisure (limited to 10 customers per hour)! Perfect for anyone who wants to pick out their own plants, see what we have available in-person, or who just enjoys wandering the aisles of the Wild Plant Nursery as much as we do. We’ll have materials on native-plant communities and specific species available. Click here to view our calendar and sign up for a shopping slot​. 

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​Order for Curbside Pick-Up (ends 1st week of Dec.):

1. Check out our inventory at

2. Email us at with species and quantities you’d like to purchase. Let us know if you're a member to receive the member discount! If you need help choosing plants for your site, we're happy to help! Feel free to send photos of areas you have in mind.

3. We'll place your order in an assigned bay outside the nursery fence. Once your order is ready we'll email you pick up instructions and an online invoice. 

All visitors must abide by the following rules:

1. All volunteers and customers must be pre-confirmed either through our online volunteer sign-up or our online appointment systems. 

2. No more than 10 people can volunteer for an event at one time.

3. Volunteers/customers should not visit the Wild Plant Nursery if they have any COVID symptoms, or have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 in the last 14 days. 

4. Volunteers/customers must wear a face mask while at the Wild Plant Nursery. 

5. Volunteers/customers must practice social-distancing while at the Wild Plant Nursery.

6. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own work gloves and water bottles.