The 2018 Plant Sale is OVER.
Thank you for your patronage and we hope to see you at next year‘s sale – May 18, 2019!
If you’re curious about what one of our plant sales is like, feel free to browse below to check out what our previous Plant Sale (May 19, 2018) was like.
Every year is a little bit different. All our plants come from our member’s gardens, yards and greenhouses, so, each year is unique.
We look forward to seeing you in 2019!
We are ready ! See you tomorrow!
Bay tree needs a good home, garden cart, trellises, along with lots of hydrangeas, wine grapes, rhubarb and specialty plants.
[Image: B. Rider]
Tips to help you sail through our Sale
When you enter the sale a member will offer you a shopping box for your selections. You will notice all the plants are color coded according to the schedule to the left. Specialty items have a white tag (in addition to a plant tag) with a price.
We have a holding area, members to assist you in plant selection, and scouts to help get your purchases to your vehicle
CASH or CHECKS, please – we are not set up for cards
Thank you in advance and enjoy
[image: Millenium Farms]
Tomato Varieties
These are some of the varieties that we will have at the sale. Due to our cold and wet spring, some of them are just babies, but they will catch up quickly with sun and heat.
Manyel– Heirloom – 78 days to harvest – lemon yellow with large 3” round fruits, mildly sweet and juicy – name means “many moons”
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Sungold– 65 days to harvest – orange cherry tomatoes – great snacking
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Big Rainbow– Heirloom – 90 days to harvest – yellow with red swirls – large 2 lb. fruits
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Jelly Bean Grape–66 days to harvest – sweet – great for salad and snacking
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Green Zebra – Bred from 4 heirlooms – 75 days to harvest
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Black Vernissage– Heirloom – 75 days to harvest – deep mahogany with green stripes – good for sauces
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Brandywine – Heirloom – 85 days to maturity – pink beefsteak like tomato
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Roma– Plum tomato – 73-80 days to harvest – great for canning and tomato paste
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Black Krim– Heirloom from the Black Sea Crimean area – 70-80 days to harvest
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Baxter’s Bush – Cherry tomato – 70 days to harvest – good in containers
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Independence Day– Salad tomato – 55 days to harvest
Partial Plant Sale List !
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2018 Plant Sale
Voodoo Lily – aka “Mr. Stinky” – one of our more unusual plants for sale.
| Shade/Part Shade Perennials | # | Sun/Part Sun Perennials | # | Sun/Part Sun Perennials (cont) | # |
| Arisaema, Jack in the Pulpit | 2 | Agapanthus | 1 | Iris, Siberian | 5 |
| Betalin | 6 | Anemone, Japanese | 2 | Iris, variegated leaf | 3 |
| Brunnera | 4 | Artemisia lactiflora | 5 | Iris, variegated leaf | 3 |
| Brunnera, Alexander’s Great | 12 | Aster, Fall Blooming | 5 | Ivy, Swedish, coleoides variegata | 5 |
| Brunnera, Jack Frost | 5 | Asters | 13 | Joe Pyeweed | 1 |
| Corydalis, Lutea | 2 | Bachelor Buttons, perennial | 2 | Lamb’s Ear | 1 |
| Corydalis, lutea | 2 | Beach Daisy | 1 | Lamium | 5 |
| Helleborus | 117 | Bee balm, golden | 3 | Lavendar | 2 |
| Heuchera, yellow | 8 | Bee balm, red | 18 | Liatris | |
| Hosta | 15 | Black Brass Buttons | 2 | Lilies | 18 |
| Hosta, mini | 20 | Centaura | 3 | Meadow Rue | 3 |
| Hosta, Stiletto 9 | Chrysanthemum, rosy pink | 5 | Milkweed, showy pink | 3 | |
| Hosta, Variegated | 7 | Columbine | 15 | Monarda, deep pink | 5 |
| Jack in the Pulpit | 2 | Columbine, double purple | 5 | Monarda,Red, Jacob Kline | 9 |
| Ligularia | Coreopsis, yellow | 18 | Monkshood | 8 | |
| Lily, Himalayan | 7 | Daisy, Shasta | 4 | Obedient Plant, pink | 7 |
| Mukdenia | 6 | Daisy, Shasta, double | 10 | Penstemon | 3 |
| Mukdenia | 6 | Daylilies | 9 | Penstemon, Cathedral Hot Rose | 2 |
| Podophyllum | 13 | Echinacea, asst. | 9 | Persicaria | 5 |
| Pulmonaria | 1 | Eucomis | 1 | Phlomis, Jerusalem Sage | 5 |
| Saxifrage, London pride | 5 | Fennel, bronze | 1 | Phlox, David White | |
| Spiderwort, Tradescantia, blue | 5 | Foxglove | 6 | Phlox, garden | 5 |
| Sweet Woodruff | 5 | Fuchsia, Hardy, President Roosevelt | 3 | Phlox, white or pink | 25 |
| Toad Lily | 20 | Gaura, Passionate Rainbow | 12 | Poker plant, small flowered | 7 |
| Tradescantia, spiderwort | 2 | Geranium, Hardy | 1 | Poppy, Asian | 3 |
| Trillium | 14 | Hardy Geranium, (dark wine bloom) | 5 | Poppy, Asian | 3 |
| Trillium | 14 | Goldenrod | 5 | Poppy, orange | 1 |
| Turtles Head, Chelone | 10 | Heliopsis, False sunflower | 6 | Queen of the Prairie | 21 |
| Voodoo Lily | 2 | Heuchera, bronze/red | 35 | Rudbeckia | 12 |
| Lady’s Mantle | 23 | Hollyhock | 6 | Schistostylis, Kaffir Lily Red | 5 |
| Honeysuckle vine | 1 | Sea Holly | 1 | ||
| Honeysuckle vine | 1 | Sunflowers, Perennial | 1 | ||
| Hostas, mini | Verbascum | 1 | |||
| Iris | 2 | Yarrow, pink | 2 | ||
| Iris, Bearded | 10 | Yarrow, yellow | 1 | ||
| Iris, beardless | 10 |
| Trees/Shrubs/Vines/Ground Covers | # | Native Plants | # | Vegetables | # |
| Beauty bush | 2 | Bleeding Heart, Western, Dicentra formosa | 21 | Artichoke, | 4 |
| Burning Bush, Dwarf | 1 | Douglas Fir, seedling | 1 | Bok Choy, baby | 4 |
| Callicarpa dichotoma, beauty berry ‘Isaii’ | 10 | Fringecup | 14 | Chard | 12 |
| Caryopteris, Worcestershire Gold | 1 | Miner’s Lettuce, Claytonia Sibirica | 2 | Kale, Russian | 16 |
| Dogwood tree | 2 | Pacific Wax Myrtle | 2 | Rhubarb | 4 |
| Dogwood, Red Twig, dwarf, variegated | 1 | Snowberry, Symphoricarpos albus | 4 | Annuals | # |
| False indigo, baptismia | 1 | Solomon’s Seal, False | 8 | Cosmos, Lemonade | 12 |
| Fir Tree, 3′ | 1 | Sorrel, Redwood | 2 | Silver Dollar, Lunaria | 2 |
| Harlequin Glorybower | 3 | Sword Fern | 4 | Snap dragon | 4 |
| Holly, Sky Penciil | 1 | Twisted stalk | 23 | Sunflower, assorted | 10 |
| Hydrangea Macrophylla, Mariesii Variegata | 1 | Verbena, tall white | 1 | Zinnia, assorted | 12 |
| Hydrangea, Annabella | 2 | Succulents | # | Herbs | # |
| Hydrangea, white mop head | 6 | Hens & Chicks, Sempervivum, assorted | 16 | Basil, Cinnamon | 6 |
| Kerria | 2 | Sedum, assorted | 20 | Basil, mammoth | 6 |
| Lilac | 1 | Sedum, Assorted | 13 | Hyssop | 5 |
| Magnolia, Ashei | 1 | Sedum, Autumn Joy | 6 | Lemon balm, Melissa officinalis | 19 |
| Maple, Japanese | 3 | Stonecrop, pink | 9 | Oregano | 10 |
| Peony, pink | 1 | Grasses | # | Parsley, curly | 8 |
| Peony, unknown | 2 | Black Mondo Grass | 8 | Parsley, flat leaf Italian | 8 |
| Pieris, andromeda | 1 | Hakonechloa, yellow stripe | 4 | Salad burnet | 1 |
| Pine, Golden ghost | 1 | Japanese Blood Grass | 17 | House plants | # |
| Pussy Willow | 2 | Maiden grass, dwarf | 10 | Billbergia Nutans | 4 |
| Redbud tree | 2 | Mexican Feather Grass, 4″ | 3 | Crassula falcala, propeller plant | 1 |
| Rose of Sharon, single lavendar, dark center | 1 | Northern Sea Oats | 13 | Echeveria | 12 |
| Shore Pine | 1 | Japanese Forest Grass, Hakonechloa | 5 | Jade plant | 13 |
| Spirea, Semi-false | 5 | Fruits | # | Mother-in-law Plant | 1 |
| St. John’s Wort, Hypericum Inodorum, Kolmarest | 1 | Blackberries, thornless, Triple Crown | 3 | ||
| Sumac, Tiger eye | 3 | Raspberry, Heritage | 6 | ||
| Sweetspire, Little Henry | 3 | Strawberries, June bearing | 50 | ||
| Wisteria | 1 | Strawberry, Arctic | 3 | ||
| Ajuga reptans, Variegata | 12 | Strawberry, everbearing | 50 | ||
| Ajuga reptans, Burgandy Glow | 13 | Strawberry, Eversweet | 4 | ||
| Chameleon plant, houttuynia cordata | 38 | Tomato, Bush Champion | 11 | ||
| Hypericum calcinum, St. John’s Wort | 4 | Tomato, La Roma | 11 | ||
| Tomatoes, assorted | 100 |
THREE unique RAFFLE PRIZES this year – $1/Ticket!
The club has three different and highly unique RAFFLE PRIZES this year.
Buy ticket(s) for the one(s) you want to win! You need not be present to win, but, tickets are only sold DURING the plant sale hours 9am-3pm, Saturday, May 19th.
Two are one-of-a-kind pieces of “saw art” created and donated by Dan Reude, owner of “Dan’s Top Notch Heating & Cooling” in Washougal, from heavy duty saw blades. We’ve dubbed them as the “Covered Bridge” and the “Fireball”. These will be on display during the sale. 
The third prize is a lovely solar globe that gathers energy fr
om the sun during the day, then softly glows at night in your garden, purchased by club member L.F.
We look forward to seeing you at the sale!
Address: 706 NE 14th Ave., Camas, WA 98607
(basement of the Camas United Methodist Church)
FREE Parking: on the street & church parking lot; please do NOT park in nearby store parking lot – thx!
Loading/Unloading/Disabled: in church parking lot.
Google Map Location: https://goo.gl/maps/O8J84
Cash or checks only. No credit or debit cards.
Don’t forget, the money earned from the annual Plant Sale goes back into our local communities – check the “WHAT WE DO” and “GRANTS” tabs at the top of our web page to learn more.
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