Native Plant Sales
Plant Sale Information
The CNPS The Bristlecone Chapter holds native plant sales every year in Bishop - a Spring Plant Sale at the Eastern Sierra Land Trust Gardenfest Event in May, and a Fall Plant Sale at the White Mountain Research Station in August. Please see our new website for current plant sale information: https://chapters.cnps.org/bristlecone/gardening-and-plant-sales/
Another happy plant sale customer!
Native Plant Sale at ESLT Gardenfest, Bristlecone Chapter and Eastern Sierra Land Trust Event-
The CNPS The Bristlecone Chapter holds native plant sales every year in Bishop - a Spring Plant Sale at the Eastern Sierra Land Trust Gardenfest Event in May, and a Fall Plant Sale at the White Mountain Research Station in August. Please see our new website for current plant sale information: https://chapters.cnps.org/bristlecone/gardening-and-plant-sales/
The Spring Sale is a fun family-friendly community event to celebrate spring with Eastern Sierra Land Trust, right in the office’s backyard. Purchase native plants, learn gardening tips and tricks, and enjoy local food and kids activities and more. GardenFest also offers opportunities to learn about ESLT’s Eastside Pollinator Garden Project, which is helping local gardeners bring their gardens to life by attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and other important pollinators. Held at 250 North Fowler in Bishop.
Prices:
| Seed Packets | $3.00 |
| Tree Pots | $6.00 |
| Cactus Pots | $6.00 |
| Gallons | $9.00 |
| Tall Tree Pots | $11.00 |
| 5-Gallon Pots | $26.00 |
| 10-Gallon Pots | $36.00 |
Proceeds from the annual native plant sales provide funding for our Mary DeDecker Botanical Grants. The grant program is a fitting way to remember Mary DeDecker’s many contributions to the people and plants of the Eastern Sierra.
Growing Natives Information:
See our Planting Guide for tips on getting your native garden growing.
Also try the new CalFlora Interactive Planting Guide
Preparing your garden for planting natives (Article in July-August 2013 Bristlecone Chapter Newsletter)
Also check the main CNPS site for information on growing native plants, including the benefits of native plant gardening, getting started, weed and pest management and more.
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CalScape - helping Californians restore nature and save water one garden at a time. We do this by showing people which plants are really native to any location in the state, helping them figure out which ones they want, and where to buy them and how to grow them.
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New! Native Plant Landscaping guide for the Bristlecone Chapter / Eastern Sierra (pdf)
