Native Plant Sales

Spring Native Plant Sale

Online Ordering Begins:
February 27 for Members/March 1 for Non-Members

Become an Adkins Arboretum Member

Online Ordering Ends:
March 27

Click here to shop and place your order

Celebrate 30 years of native plant sales at Adkins Arboretum! Shop the region’s largest selection of landscape-ready native trees, shrubs, perennials, ferns, and grasses, ready for spring planting in your home gardens and communities. Sales will be conducted online and fulfilled by scheduled pickup. 


1. Shop Online

Online ordering begins on Thursday, February 27 for Adkins Arboretum members, and March 1 for non-members. The sale closes on Thursday, March 27.

Adkins Arboretum members shop early and receive a discount. Click here to become a member.

2. Pickup In-Person

There are two pickup locations to choose from: Adkins Arboretum in Ridgley, Maryland and at a site in Georgetown, Deleware.

Upon completing your online order, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to schedule your pickup date, time, and location.



For information about special orders, special pickups, help with plant choices for restoration projects, or pricing for nonprofits or commercial contractors, contact Leslie Cario at [email protected].

 

 


Adkins Arboretum’s container grown native plants are guaranteed to be true to name and healthy upon purchase. Please inspect and count all plant material upon receipt. It is our aim to provide quality plant material; however, we do not give a warranty as to the future life of the plants. In rare instances, claims will be considered, and in those cases, it is mutually agreed that Adkins Arboretum’s total liability is limited to refund or replacement. 

The plant material that we offer for sale is native to the coastal plain and/or piedmont of Maryland and surrounding areas, with a few exceptions.  We also offer cultivars of select native species that have characteristics desirable for many home gardens.  While we try to include information about natural growing conditions and ranges in our descriptions, you may wish to research a plant’s natural range to ensure it is a good fit for your garden. Some species have range maps, produced by the Biotia for North America Program (BONAP), included in their profile. For more information about what each color on the map represents, use this link.

Regarding online orders:  Native plant online orders are accepted based on confirmed orders from our network of growers; however, all plant material is subject to crop failures, damage by natural causes, and conditions beyond our control that may render them unavailable for purchase. If one of these instances should arise, we will contact you prior to the plant sale to arrange a replacement if possible, or otherwise will arrange for substitution or refund as requested at the time of order pickup.