Clark County, Washington, USA has an AMAZING number of plants sales every spring! Here is a list of the sales we know about so far. And don’t forget, the Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal‘s annual Plant Sale takes place May 18th, 9am-3pm, in the basement of the Camas United Methodist Church, 706 NE 14th … Continue reading
May 18, 2019, 9am-3pm, get top-quality plants at incredibly low prices at the Annual Plant Sale of the “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” (CGCCW). On May 18, head to the Camas United Methodist Church, 706 NE 14th Ave., Camas, WA. There is plenty of parking in the church parking lot and adjacent streets. Shopping … Continue reading
Camas closes part of their downtown streets to all vehicle traffic the day before Mother’s Day for their 22nd annual Plant & Garden Fair! Bring your wagon or cart and explore the vendors and stores – plants, art, furniture, food and fun – MAY 11th, 2019 from 9am – 4pm. Kid and dog friendly. Street … Continue reading
The WSU Master Gardeners of Clark County are having their annual Plant Sale this coming Mother’s Day weekend! Don’t miss it! When: May 11, Saturday, 9am-4pm & May 12, Sunday, 10am-3pm. Where: Heritage Farm, 1919 NW 78th St., Vancouver, WA. Why: To support the WSU Master Gardener programs, horticulture education and food growing grants – … Continue reading
The 2018 Plant Sale of the “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” is OVER. Thank you for your patronage and we hope to see you at next year‘s sale – May 18, 2019! — Our next general meeting will be August 22, starting an hour earlier than usual, at high noon. Its a potluck! Our … Continue reading
Hosta’s, Hellebores, Heuchera’s and more! The link below will take you to our Garden Club’s plant list so far. It is by no means complete or definitive! 2018 Plant Sale List The sale takes place May 19, Saturday, 9am-3pm in the basement of the Camas United Methodist Church, 706 NE 14th … Continue reading
One of the hardworking perennials available at our Plant Sale. This mounding perennial makes the most out of poor soil, is easy to grow (once established} and is deer and rabbit resistant. Butterflies love it! It likes sun, and good drainage, but will tolerant part shade. Beware, though, it spread by stolons and may outgrow … Continue reading
