Plant Sale

The May 16, 2026 Plant Sale IS OVER.

Thank you for your patronage and we look forward to seeing you next year, May 15, 2027!

Special thanks go to the Zion Lutheran Church for allowing us to hold our sale at their spectacular “venue” and off-street parking!
Every year’s offerings are slightly different, depending upon what our members have to share with you.
Also, remember our unsold plants were taken to the Washougal library branch of the Ft. Vancouver Regional Library system, 1661 C Street, Washougal, WA, and are along the wall of their south entrance.
Please put your donations for plants in the donation box inside the library, Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm, or you may donate $$$ ONLINE at
All of THESE donations go towards the fund to build a NEW Washougal Library!

View of Washougal Library’s south entrance, 1661 C Street, Washougal, WA.

 


2026 (passed) Plant Sale Information:

CLICK’ to download PDF file:    2026_PlantSaleList_minimal_3.0

The Orange highlighted plants have pictures, below, too.

More house plants added, too!  See their pix below!

2026 Plant Sale Plant List  Rev 3.1
PLANT NAME / TYPE 4″ / 1 qt. 1 gal 2+ gal
ANNUAL
Cordyline, ‘Jive’ 1
Geraniums 25
Marigolds 6
Monkey Flower, Tiger 10
Snapdragons 6
Sunflower 6
Zinnia 10
BI-ANNUAL
Foxglove, Common 20
GRASS
Northern Sea Oats 2
Carex, Evergold 2 10 1
Feather Grass 6
Japanese Forest Grass 11
Mondo Grass, Black 6 6
Ornamental 4
Rush, Blue Dart Juncus 10
GROUND COVER
Coastal Strawberry 8
Cotula 4
Geranium, Hardy, pink 4
Stonecrop Sedum 20
Strawberry begonia 4
Sweet Woodruff 8
HERB
Calendula officinalis 1 12
Calla Mint 5
Chives 10
Comfrey 2 4
Fennel 3 2
Goldenrod (Solidago) 10
Lavender 1 1
Lemon balm 5 9
Oregano 12 20
Rosemary
Spearmint 3 3
Thyme 3
Wasabe 3
HOUSE PLANT – late additions – see pix!
Aloe, Hankey Dwarf 6
Cactus, succulents 5
Calathea musaica ‘ Network Calathea’ 1
Christmas Cactus, false white 3
Fern, Crispy Wave 1
Ficus Tineke 1
Hens and Chicks 12
Jadem ‘Gollum’ 1
Mother of Thousands 5
Pothos, Golden 2
Pothos Neon 2
Purple Heart 2
Rubber Fig 3
Snake plant, Mother-in-law’s tongue 1
Stapelia succulent with red star shaped flowers 3
Succulents 5 6
NATIVE (Pacific Northwest)
Alder 1
Allium cernuum Nodding Onion 1 3
Arbutus menziesii ( Pacific Madrone) 4
Aster Douglas’ 4
Bleeding Heart, Dicentra formosa, native 9
Currant, Red Flowering (Ribes sanguineum) 12
Dogwood, Red Twig 11
Duckfoot (inside-out flower) 2
Fern, Sword 3 4
Fireweed 1
Lupine, Big Leaf 24
Maple, Vine 5 3
Miner’s Lettuce 2 2
Pacific Waterleaf 3
Pearly Everlasting 6
Sisyrinchium californicum ‘Yellow Eyed Grass 3 1
Salal 6
Snowberry 1
Sorrel (Oxalis Oregana edible) 3
Triteleia laxa ‘corina’ Ithuriel’s Spear 3
SHADE
Astilbe, pink 4
Begonia, grandis (Hardy Begonia) 1
Brunnera 1
Brunnera, Jack Frost 1
Columbine, varied colors 15 3
Hellebores, white 7
Heuchera 7
Hosta, green 5
Hosta, various 12
Hosta, Varigated 15
Persicaria 25
Primrose, English, double pink 5
Primrose, white 3
Pulmonaria   (Lungwort) 2
Saxifrage, London Pride 12
Solomon’s Seal 2
Thalictrum, Meadow Rue 5
Toad Lily 2
Turtle’s Head (Chelone) 3
SPECIAL
Bleeding Heart, Gold 4 1
Blonde Ambition Grass 6
Cornus Sanguinea, Compressaa 6
Eucomis Bicolor (Pineapple Lily) 7
Eucomis, Oakhurst 4
Iris, Pseudata species Cross, Antique Brass 2
Podophyllum, Spotty Dotty 1 6
Podophyllum pleianthum, Mayapple 1
SUCCULENT
Sedum, assorted 14
Sedum, Atuumn Joy 6
SUN
Anemone, Japanese 15
Artemisia lactiflora, White Mugwort 3
Aster, Lavender 2
Astrantia Major (Masterwort) 6
Balloon Flower (Platycodon) 1
Blackeyed Susan 13 54
Campanula (Bellflower) 5
Catmint, Walkers Low 4
Chrysanthemum, Cottage apricot 6
Crocosmia 30
Crocosmia, Lucifer 26
Crocosmia, yellow 7
Dahlia, dark foliage, yellow flower 1 5
Dahlia, Vera Seyfang 8
Daylily, Double Orange 9
Daylily, Forever Susan 1
Daylily, Stella d’Oro 11 2
Daylily, ruffled petals, peach 5 3
Elephant Ears 2
Euphorbia 10
Euphorbia Wulfennie 4
Fuchsia magellanica 5
Geranium, hardy, ‘Vision Violet’ 4
Geranium, hardy, ‘Vision Violet’ 7 1
Gladiola, Bolivian Peach 1
Honeysuckle, white & yellow 1 2
Iris, bearded, various colors 47
Iris, dwarf, yellow 2
Iris, Siberian 2
Joe Pye Weed 7 2
Jupiter’s Beard, Red Valerian, Centranthus ruber 10 1
Kniphofia, Pumpkin Bodacious 7
Lady’s Mantle 26
Lily, martagon, Claude Shride 2
Loosestrife, Gooseneck 15
Monarda, Bee Balm, pink 17
Monarda, Bee Balm Red 2
Monarda, Grand Parade 3
Monkshood 14
Penstemon (Beardtongue) 12
Phlomis, Jerusalem Sage 11
Phlox, Garden (assorted) 14
Phlox, white 14
Phlox, pink 1
Phlox, yellow 7
Queen of the Prairie ( Filipendula rubra) 1 22 1
Rudbeckia 20
Salvia reptans, Blue Willow (West Texas Sage) 5
Salvia, May Night 2
Salvia, purple 2
Schistostylus, Crimson Flag Lily 4
Sedum, Autumn Joy 2
Shasta Daisy 31
Shasta Daisy, dwarf 4 6
Spiderwort 6
Stonecrop, Jelly Bean, Aizoon 1
Sunflower, Mammoth Russian 9
Sunflower, Maximilliana 5
Tickseed, Gyrophyllum verticillatum 6
Toadflax, purple (linaria purpurea) 6
Verbascum 2
Verbena, Bonariensis 1 4
Veronica gentionoides, Gentian Speedwell 4
TREE / SHRUB
Acer circinatum ‘Sunglow’ 3
Acer palmatum ‘ Ki Hachijo’ 1
Boxwood, small 1
Calycanthus, Hartlage Wine 2
Cedar 1
Cotoneaster 1
Crape Myrtle, Lagerstroemia ‘ Dynamite’ 1
Crape Myrtle, Lagerstroemia ‘ Plum Magic’ 2
Deutzia, Cherry Blossom 2 2
Escallonia 2
Forsythia 4
Hydrangea, Annabelle 5 1
Hydrangea, Blue 2
Hydrangea, Harlequin 1
Hydrangea, Oak Leaf 1
Japanese Snowbell Tree 2
Lilac, various 2 1
Lilac Syringa vulgaris ‘Congo 2″ 1
Lilac Syringa vulgaris ‘Monge’ 1
Lonicera Nitida (Boxleaf Honeysuckle) 2
Maple, Japanese 7 2
Ninebark 1
Peanut Butter Tree 1
Peony, various colors 5
Rose, yellow & white 4
Spirea, False 11
Spruce, Colorado Blue  (6′ tall) 2
Willow, Dappled 10
Willow, Curly 2
VINE
Hops 2
EDIBLES – Berries
Blackberry, Thornless ‘Black Diamond’ 5
Blackberry, thornless, ‘Triple Crown’ 7
Blueberry 1
Raspberries, everbearing 8 3
Strawberries 9 6 3
EDIBLES – Trees
Lemon, Meyer (tree) 1
EDIBLES – Tomatoes
Tomatoes (various) 65
Tomato, Amana 2
Tomato, Better Boy 20
Tomato, Black Krim 5
Tomato, Cherokee Purple 3
Tomatoes, cherry 12
Tomato, Fantastic 5
Tomato, Fourth of July 5
Tomato, Heartbreakers Dora, cocktail 3
Tomato, Heirloom Marriage  Genuwine, slicing 3
Tomato, Indigo Blue,  Cherry 3
Tomato, Legend 2
Tomato, Oregon Cherry 3
Tomato, Oregon Spring, slicing 3
Tomato, Pozzano, Sauce 3
Tomato, Stupice 14
Tomato, Summer Girl 20
Tomato, Sungold 29
EDIBLES – Various
Cucumber 6
Cucumber, Telegraph Improved, English Slicer 1
Onions, Spanish Sweet White 4
Onions, Spanish Sweet Yellow 1
Peppers, Orange Bell 7
Rhubarb 6 1
Squash, Hubbard (sugar, NW heirloom) 4
Squash, Yellow Summer 6
Squash, Zucchini 6
GRAND TOTALS
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8:30 am last year.  We open at 9am.

Coral Bells (Heuchera)

Lots of potted up plants!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lotsa tomatoes! Most are $3 apiece!

SHRUBS:   Forsythia – early yellow flowers; 10’x10′ or trim smaller.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good lookin' tomato "legs"!

TOMATOES:  Look at those “legs”!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aloe – 4 house plants – JO.

Baby Foot Ferns – Houseplants – 8. J.O.

Dieffenbachia sequine – house plants – 3 – JO.

Drakena – houseplants – 2. JO.

Shefferella – house plants – 8 – JO.

Stromanthe – houseplants 3 – JO.

Japanese anemone

Goldenrod

Veronica gentionoides, Gentian Speedwell

Currant, Red Flowering (Ribes sanguineum) – PacNW Native

Pepper, tomatoes and more vegetables!

Feather Grass, marigolds, fennel, lemon balm, aster, Pearly Everlasting, salal (PNW native), Joe Pye, Jupiter’s Beard, Red Valerian, Centranthus ruber, Shasta Daisy, Tickseed, ToadFlax, Hops and …

Tomatoes! 2026.

geranium (cranesbill), madrona (Pac. madrone), lilacs   2026

7 maples, 3 crape myrtles, 2 lilacs 2026

Assorted potted up iris. 2026

Multi-color iris. 2026

Pink iris. 2026

White Lavender Iris (next to a yellow rhodie, who will not be traveling to the plant sale) 2026

Yellow iris. 2026

Mimulus or Monkey Flower 2026

Spearmint & Lemon Balm (Herbs – keep ’em corralled or they will roam!) 2026

Lungwort, aka pulmonaria (leaves look like lungs) pink/lavender colored flowers early spring

Assortment including “red hot poker” (aka Kniphofia), too! 2026

Meyer lemon tree. (Prefers greenhouse in winter at our latitude.) About 5′. 2026

3 different Pac NW SHADE lovers. Waterleaf, bleeding heart, duckfoot. 2026

Grape Iris. 2026