There’s a spring plant sale in Seattle this month & here’s what you can get

April may bring us showers, but it is also bringing a spring plant sale to Seattle!

So if you’re looking for new plants, get ready to check out this one-day event, benefitting the Washington Park Arboretum.

“Spring is in the air, and it’s time to carry out those exciting garden plans and projects! Add new life and beauty to your home by buying trees, shrubs, and perennials at our volunteer-run Cloney-Harris Plant Nursery and Pat Calvert Greenhouse, located next to the Graham Visitors Center,” states the Arboretum Foundation.

The spring plant sale takes place this year on Sunday, April 14th, and volunteers will be on-site from 10 am to 2 pm to help you find your plants.

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“Shop with purpose: Purchases from our nursery and greenhouse help fund core horticulture, environmental education, and volunteer programs at the Arboretum,” they state.

This year, here is what you will find at the nursery:

• Miniature roses in bloom.
• Spring-flowering beauties such as trilliums and trout lilies (Erythronium).
• Perennials such as heucheras, hostas, epimediums.
• Groundcovers such as mondo grass.
• Native plants.
• Young snake-bark maples.
• Small and medium-sized trees.
• And much more.

Meanwhile, here is what you’ll find at the greenhouse:

• A unique selection of young camellias, rhododendrons, hydrangeas and other shrubs propagated from Arboretum collections.
• Japanese maples, mountain ash, and other small trees for the urban garden.
• A nice selection of penstemons, Solomon’s seal, and lady’s mantle.
• Many compact conifers.
• And much more.

Get ready for some new leafy greens and flowers!

When: Sunday, April 14th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where: Graham Visitors Center
Cost: Free parking and admission