SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2026 9:00am to 1:00pm
We’re excited to bring you another great Gardenfest Plant Sale to help you create beautiful gardens that thrive!
- 5000+ plants expertly selected for the Pacific Northwest including perennials, shrubs, vegetables, annuals, and PNW natives
- Gardening tips and advice including a Let’s Talk Plants! Master Gardener booth (weather permitting)
- Children’s activities (weather permitting)
- Gifts for Gardeners, Tools, and Books
The sale will be in the same location as last year (PCC’s Rock Creek Campus near Building 4. Parking in lots D and C), but this year the PCC LAT Club will have their sale concurrent with WCMGA’s Gardenfest sale. There will be three separate payment areas:
- one for Gardenfest plants
- one for Gifts for Gardeners/Tools/Books,
- and one for purchases from the LAT Club.
To see a list of the plants we plan to offer at this year’s sale, please click here!
Great Prices * Free Admission * Free Parking
Bring your own cart!
Download our 2026 Gardenfest Plant Sale flyer
Gardenfest Plant Sale will be held outside, rain or shine, mostly under a pole barn roof. There is a paved sidewalk from parking areas to restrooms in Building 4, but sales floor area is gravel.
WCMGA will accept payment by credit, cash, or check at our sale.
Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made two weeks in advance to Jenifer Halter, 503-821-1150, jenifer.halter@oregonstate.edu
In collaboration with and in support of the OSU Extension Service Master Gardener Program, the Washington County Master Gardener Association (WCMGA) provides relevant, research-based education and outreach to the public about horticulture and household pests. This information promotes sustainable practices that minimize risks to human health and the environment. WCMGA sponsors a wide variety of gardening–related demonstrations, lectures, seminars and workshops in various Washington County Oregon locations. Most of our events are free and open to the public. The WCMGA is a 501c3 non-profit supported by hundreds of volunteers, who work to educate the public about sustainable, affordable gardening.