Many hardy perennials, ground covers for shade & sun. Many plants from our members gardens that are unique at great prices! Come early for best selection. Seeds will also be available!
Please bring a box or bag to take your treasures home. We accept Cash, Credit or Check
A listing of the plants for sale will be posted soon – so stay tuned!
We’ll have many varieties of Tulips, Narcissus (Daffodil), and Spring Crocus for sale in time for fall planting, as well as rare and unusual bulbs like Fritillaria, Galanthus, Iphion, Iris, Alliums, and Muscari. Many new bulbs this year!
A listing of the available bulbs along with Bulb care and planting tips is available below
Also available: Potted bulbs such as Cyclamen and Colchicum (beautiful Fall Crocus), and many other perennial plants in gallon/4″ pots from our nursery, and our HPSW seed packets. We sell only high quality bulbs in small quantities so you can enjoy many different ones! Great prices! Lots of fun!
Hardy Plant Society of Washington | 14555 Stone Ave N | Shoreline, WA 98133Updated Schedule for 2024***
Gardening with Native Plants – Rita Moore Oct 20th HPSW Fall Bulb Sale at UW-CUH Nov 18th Meeting at CUH: Heritage & Distinctive, Fruits & Vegetables – Gil Schieber, Skipley Farms
HPSW Meeting at CUH-Monday September 16th 7pm-9pm Rita Moore’Gardening with Native Plants’ This talk will explore the amazing variety of Northwest native plants and suitable environments to cultivate native species in your own garden.
Rita Moore is a native plant steward with the Washington Native Plant Society Doors open at 6:30 for snacks, socializing, and seeds. Our meeting room is now the Douglas Classroom, near the CUH Greenhouses.
HPSW Meeting at CUHMonday November 18th 7pm-9pm Gil Schieber, Skipley Farms’Heritage & Distinctive, Fruits & Vegetables’ Gil is a practicing subsistence gardener experimenting with hundreds of varieties of edibles for resilience. He has grown over 5000 ornamentals and edibles over 40 years. Our Western Washington region grows the most diverse species of plants more easily than anywhere in the country! Learn what you can grow in your garden.Doors open at 6:30 for snacks, socializing, and seeds. Our meeting room is now the Douglas Classroom, near the CUH Greenhouses
.Membership Dues We would appreciate our members renewing their memberships. Please fill out the membership form and send, with your $35 check made out to HPSW, to Caroline Z’s address on the form.
Saturday Work Parties at Kandy’s*Most* Saturdays 10am to 4pmAs always, dress for the weather!It’s fine if you can only come for part of the dayPlease bring your own lunch, scissors, pruners, gloves, etc. Contact Coral to confirm. Call or text 425-931-4007, or email missymouse@comcast.netKandy Kroll’s 14555 Stone Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133 Parking: at an angle on the street in front of Kandy’s, or on the west side of Stone Ave N Don’t block the mailboxes on the east side of the street!
Seeds Work PartiesMany Wednesdays 7pm to 9pm Learn proper seed preparation techniques, cleaning and packaging for our Seed Exchange.All are welcome to assist in this ongoing project.The work parties are either Judith Warren’s home 2341 N 57th St,Seattle, WA 98103 or at Brian Lum’s 7513 42nd Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115
Many hardy perennials, ground covers for shade & sun. Many plants from our members gardens that are unique at great prices! Come early for best selection. Seeds will also be available!
Please bring a box or bag to take your treasures home.
Below is a listing of plants available for to download. This is a partial list as there will be more plants added at time of sale
We accept Cash, Credit Cards,& Checks.
Address: NHS Hall -3501 NE 41st St. Seattle, WA MAP
Download A Listing of Plants Available for Purchase ( More Plants to be added at time of sale)
***Full event details are listed below this calendar ***March 18th Meeting at CUH: Perennial Vegetables in Western WA – Joe Jennings March 30th First work party at Kandy’s, details below. April 21st HPSW Spring Plant Sale at UWCUH May 20th Meeting at CUH: Tomato Sustainable Gardening – Joe Jennings June 17th Meeting at CUH: Opportunist Propagation Tips – Fred Wemer Sept 16th Meeting at CUH: Basics of Successful Composting – Fred Wemer Oct 20th HPSW Fall Bulb Sale at UW-CUHNov 18th Meeting at CUH: Speaker TBA
HPSW Meeting at CUH Monday March 18th 7pm-9pmJoe Jennings ‘Perennial Vegetables in Western Washington’ Learn vegetable sustainable gardening basics for the PNW including soil preparation, sunlight requirements, plant selection, diagnosing and responding to pests and diseases, irrigation, scaffolding and container gardening. KC Master Gardener Joe Jennings teaches the class as a refresher course for experienced vegetable gardeners and an introduction for gardeners new to growing vegetables.Doors open at 6:30 for snacks, socializing, and seeds.Our meeting room is now the Douglas Classroom, near the CUH Greenhouses.
HPSW Meeting at CUH-Monday May 20th 7pm-9pmJoe Jennings ‘Tomato Sustainable Gardening’ Learn tomato sustainable gardening basics for the PNW including soil preparation, sunlight requirements, plant selection, diagnosing and responding to pests and diseases, irrigation, scaffolding and container gardening. Joe Jennings is KC Master Gardener who teaches the class as a refresher course for experienced tomato gardeners and an introduction for gardeners new to growing tomatoes.
Doors open at 6:30 for snacks, socializing, and seeds.Our meeting room is now the Douglas Classroom, near the CUH Greenhouses.
Membership DuesWe would appreciate our members renewing their memberships.Please fill out the membership form and send,with your $35 check made out to HPSW,to Caroline Z’s address on the form.
Restarting Saturday March 30th!Saturday Work Parties at Kandy’s*Most* Saturdays 10am to 4pm
As always, dress for the weather!It’s fine if you can only come for part of the dayPlease bring your own lunch, scissors, pruners, gloves, etc. Contact Coral to confirm. Call or text 425-931-4007, or email missymouse@comcast.net Kandy Kroll’s 14555 Stone Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133 Parking: at an angle on the street in front of Kandy’s, or on the west side of Stone Ave NDon’t block the mailboxes on the east side of the street!
**On Hold until April or May**Seeds Work Parties Many Wednesdays, 7pm to 9pm Learn proper seed preparation techniques, cleaning and packaging for our Seed Exchange,All are welcome to assist in this ongoing project.at Judith Warren’s home 2341 N 57th St,Seattle, WA 98103 Contact Coral to confirm.Call or text 425-931-4007, or email missymouse@comcast.net
For our meetings, doors open at 6:30 for snacks, socializing, and seeds .**Our new meeting location is the Douglas Classroom at CUH**