2026 Plant Sale

Explore this year's selection of native plants, including fruit trees, berry bushes, shrubs, and conifers. All proceeds from the plant sale support your local Conservation District and our efforts to conserve local natural resources.

Buying Right

For Our Climate

This year's selection originates from wholesale nurseries in Washington, Montana Oregon, and Idaho, offering healthy and robust stock cultivated in the Northwest, specifically chosen for our unique climate. By buying in bulk, the District can offer high-quality plants at competitive prices. All plants are available for purchase through pre-order only.

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Western Larch Zone 3: 5-Cubic inch plugs. Large, straight tree to 100 feet or more. Deciduous conifer with soft light-green needles that turn yellow and drop in the fall. Appears dead in winter. Habitat is mountain slopes and valleys on porous, gravely, sandy and loamy soils. Full sun to part shade. Needs more moisture. Native	Douglas Fir Zone 4-7: 5-Cubic inch plugs. Used extensively as Christmas Trees. It needs a well-drained soil for best growth and can reach mature height of over 100’ Mature Douglas-fir is a relatively fire-resistant tree.	Gibson Golden Zone 4-8 : It has a sweet, crisp flavor. Perfect for eating, baking and making applesauce or cider.
Crimson Crisp Zone 4-8: Is a disease-resistant variety, deep red skin and crisp, sweet-tart flavor. Medium sized apple. Scab-free variety.	Snowdrift Crabapple Zone 4-8: White flowers, very attractive to bees. Blooms mid to late season.	Granny Smith Apple Zone 5-9: Its tart, crisp and juicy flavor with a firm texture.
Skeena Cherry Zone 5-8: Needs full sun, at lease 6-8 hours. Has large and very firm fruit and dark red flesh and dark red to black skin. Sweet flavor	Stanley Prune Zone 5-7: Dark blue plum. Yellow/green flesh. Harvest when summer turns to fall when the fruit turns to a dark blue color.	Jersey Asparagus Zone-8-11: Tolerant of most soils, even clay. Excellent yields, little to no seed production. Good disease resistance.
Purple Passion Asparagus Zone 4-8: 20% more sugars than other varieties. Late growth protects from early frost. Mild flavor, tender texture. Purple spears turn green when cooked.	Showy Milkweed Zone 4-9: 10-Cubic inch plugs. Moderate drought tolerant, dusty pink/rose flowers. Full sun, deer resistant. Height of 1 1/2—3 feet. Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds love it.	Taper Leaf Penstemon Zone 3-9: 10.-Cubic inch plugs. Flowers are pale blue to purple. 12”-24” tall. Thrives in various habitats. Attracts a variety of pollinators.
Western Mt Ash Zone 2-6: 10-Cubic inch plugs. Flowers are small and white, Fruit is glossy, orange and berry-like. Grows on rocky hillsides, open woods and along streams.	Evergreen Huckleberry Zone 7-9 20-Cubic inch plugs. Prefer cool moist winter, dry summers, and partial shade or full sun. 3-8 ’ tall. Great for smoothies, fruit bowls, desserts and jams & jellies and wildlife.	Western Paper Birch Zone 2-6: 20-Cubic inch plugs. Not drought hardy. Mature height to 80’. Fast growing, benefits birds and mammals. Used for riparian and reforestation. Best if planted in groves.

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Plant pick-up is April 24th and 25th

10:00am to 4:00pm Friday

9:00am to 1:00pm Saturday

Call: 509-775-3473 x 4775

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2026 Plant Sale

For Our Climate

Western Larch

Douglas Fir

Zone 4-7: 5-Cubic inch plugs. Used extensively as Christmas Trees. It needs a well-drained soil for best growth and can reach mature height of over 100’ Mature Douglas-fir is a relatively fire-resistant tree.

Gibson Golden

Zone 4-8 : It has a sweet, crisp flavor. Perfect for eating, baking and making applesauce or cider.

Crimson Crisp

Zone 4-8: Is a disease-resistant variety, deep red skin and crisp, sweet-tart flavor. Medium sized apple. Scab-free variety.

Snowdrift Crabapple

Zone 4-8: White flowers, very attractive to bees. Blooms mid to late season.

Granny Smith Apple

Zone 5-9: Its tart, crisp and juicy flavor with a firm texture.

Skeena Cherry

Zone 5-8: Needs full sun, at lease 6-8 hours. Has large and very firm fruit and dark red flesh and dark red to black skin. Sweet flavor

Stanley Prune

Zone 5-7: Dark blue plum. Yellow/green flesh. Harvest when summer turns to fall when the fruit turns to a dark blue color.

Jersey Asparagus

Zone-8-11: Tolerant of most soils, even clay. Excellent yields, little to no seed production. Good disease resistance.

Purple Passion Asparagus

Zone 4-8: 20% more sugars than other varieties. Late growth protects from early frost. Mild flavor, tender texture. Purple spears turn green when cooked.

Showy Milkweed

Zone 4-9: 10-Cubic inch plugs. Moderate drought tolerant, dusty pink/rose flowers. Full sun, deer resistant. Height of 1 1/2—3 feet. Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds love it.

Taper Leaf Penstemon

Zone 3-9: 10.-Cubic inch plugs. Flowers are pale blue to purple. 12”-24” tall. Thrives in various habitats. Attracts a variety of pollinators.

Western Mt Ash

Zone 2-6: 10-Cubic inch plugs. Flowers are small and white, Fruit is glossy, orange and berry-like. Grows on rocky hillsides, open woods and along streams.

Evergreen Huckleberry

Zone 7-9 20-Cubic inch plugs. Prefer cool moist winter, dry summers, and partial shade or full sun. 3-8 ’ tall. Great for smoothies, fruit bowls, desserts and jams & jellies and wildlife.

Western Paper Birch

Zone 2-6: 20-Cubic inch plugs. Not drought hardy. Mature height to 80’. Fast growing, benefits birds and mammals. Used for riparian and reforestation. Best if planted in groves.