2022 Plant Sale
May 7th   9:00-3:00
McCollum Park

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The primary fund raiser for the Snohomish County Master Gardener Foundation is our annual plant sale.

For 2022, we are planning to have an in-person plant sale on May 7th with a focus on herbs and vegetables, tomatoes, perennials and some natives.  With fewer types of plants, the tables will have wider spacing to accommodate social distancing.  

Stay tuned to this page for more specifics as we work through the possibilities.
Our plant sale will feature the types of herbs and vegetables listed below.  (Note - we're still compiling a list of what's been planted for the sale from our MG growers so this list will continue to expand.)  A link below the vegetable list will show what tomato varieties we expect to offer with a description of their characteristics and time to harvest.
Herb and vegetable selections this year include:
  • ​​Beans
  • Broccoli
  • Beets
  • Cauliflower
  • Cabbage
  • Chard
  • Corn
  • Cucumbers​
  • Lettuce
  • Lettuce Bowls
  • Kale​
  • Onions
  • Peas
  • Peppers​
  • Squash – winter and summer squash
  • Basil and herbs
We will have a selection of dahlia corms for sale with expert advice on planting and caring for dahlias. 

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Our carnivorous plant experts will also be on hand selling and answering any questions you might have about growing these fascinating plants.
- Sarracenia (pitcher plants) - several species
- Drosera (sundews) - several species


​What will be different

This will be the first time in two years our group has gathered for this sort of event.  The sale layout will be slightly different to increase social distancing and make everyone more comfortable.  WSU and Washington State Covid protocols that are in effect at the time will be employed.



Some features of past sales will NOT be present at the 2022 sale including:
  • Vendors
  • Trees and shrubs
  • Garden Art
  • Fuchsias and Martha Washingtons​

We hope to have them all back in future sales.
Forms of Payment

We will be accepting Visa and Master Card debit or credit cards and checks.  Cash will be accepted with smaller bills preferred.  Exact change is appreciated and will save you an extra stop at checkout!
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