Native Plant Sale

Native Plant Sale

Saturday, October 2, 9am-1pm

Join us at the Patrick Fitz Wetlands Educational Resource Center (WERC) on the Pajaro Valley High School campus to purchase native plants for use in your home garden. Please see article below for more details on plant selection and online pre-ordering for curbside pick-up.

Our sale includes over 50 native and drought tolerant plant species for your home, garden, and habitat that attract birds, bees, and butterflies! Native plants have been grown by WWW staff, Climate Corps Leadership Institute interns, and volunteers, and selections are available now on our website: You can view the current inventory by clicking here

Learn more and make your orders here

And get more information about these and other native species in our native plant guide here!

Reserve your plants now for the best selection and come pick them up at the Fitz Wetlands Educational Resource Center at the top of the Pajaro Valley High School campus, 500 Harkins Slough Road, on Saturday, October 2nd,  between 9am-1:00pm. Proceeds will go directly to supporting our restoration and education work to help Watsonville’s wetlands and community thrive.

Prolific Propagators: Our Prolific Propagators are a special group of volunteers responsible for hundreds of thousands of native plants growing in our wetlands. This amazing group works with our restoration team on a host of vital tasks including collecting seeds, planting, and transplanting young native plants, watering and monitoring plants in our nursery, and much more. This is a fun group of friendly people who enjoy working with native plants every Friday. No plant experience or tools are required, but sun protection is recommended!

4^th Saturday Restoration Days: 4^th Saturday Restoration Days meet every 4^th Saturday of the month from 9am – 12pm and are open to the community. Every 4^th Saturday volunteer session is different, consisting of restoration activities including seed collection, watering, trash cleanup, and weeding at a local restoration site. These work days are perfect for families, friend groups, students or adults who need to fulfill community service hours, and anyone who wants to spend some time outside making a positive difference for the wetlands and the community.