Native Plant Sale
Fall Native Plant Sale is September 26th 10am-2pm
Ready to add more native beauty to your garden? Join the Berrien County Conservation District for our Fall Native Plant Sale!
We’ll have a variety of Michigan-native plants available to help you create pollinator-friendly gardens, support local wildlife, improve habitat, and add seasonal beauty to your landscape.
Our selection may include native wildflowers, grasses, and other plants suited to our local Southwest Michigan environment. Whether you're an experienced gardener or just getting started with native plants, there’s something for everyone!
Saturday, September 26
10 AM–2 PM
Berrien County Conservation District
3334 Edgewood Rd.
Berrien Springs, MI 49103
First come, first served — while supplies last!
Come shop local, plant native, and help create a healthier habitat for pollinators and wildlife right here in Berrien County!
We hope to see you there!
Our liability for the viability of plant material ceases when plants are picked up
Planting native species is a powerful way to support local ecosystems and promote biodiversity in your own backyard. Michigan native plants have co-evolved with the state's wildlife, providing essential food, shelter, and habitat for native bees, butterflies, birds, and other wildlife. By choosing native plants, you'll be helping to preserve the natural beauty and ecological balance of our state. However, it's equally important to be mindful of invasive species, which can outcompete native plants and cause harm to the environment. To support your efforts, we offer an annual native plant sale in the spring, and new this year, a fall native plant sale. Our selection of native plants will help you create a thriving and sustainable landscape that benefits both you and the environment.
Need Help Identifying Native Plants?
Not sure what plants are native species? Michigan State University has a great resource for native plants throughout Michigan. Check out their resources to learn more about the native plants that will thrive in your region and how to incorporate them into your landscape.
Backyard Habitat Certification
Over the next few years, our goal is to develop a Backyard Habitat Certification program designed to guide you through the process of creating a thriving native plant habitat in your own yard. While we work to bring this program to life, we'd like to introduce you to Wild Ones in South Bend, who offer a similar initiative called "Healthy Habitat Certification." Their program provides a comprehensive framework for creating a healthy and sustainable ecosystem in your backyard, and we'd be happy to connect you with their resources and expertise. Stay tuned for updates on our own program, and in the meantime, explore the opportunities available through Wild Ones!