Native plants and pollinator habitat · Virginia
NVSWCD Annual Native Seedling Sale
Run by Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District
- What you get
- $20 per package of 4 native seedlings (Pick of the Patch: pawpaw and American plum; Berry Bonanza: serviceberry and elderberry)
- Who qualifies
- No eligibility rules listed.
- Where
- Sold through the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District in the Fairfax County area; no eligibility rules listed.
- Status
- Seasonal. 2026 sale closed; 2027 sale expected early 2027.
- Type of payment
- Discount
What you do
Order low-cost native tree and shrub seedling packages online and pick them up in March.
Requirements
- Order online in advance (sold out quickly; no day-of sales)
- Pick up at set date and location
- Nonrefundable
How to apply
- 1Sign up for reminders for next year's sale
- 2Order online via NVSWCD sales website when it opens (2026: Feb 19, 10am)
- 3Pick up at designated site (2026: Falls Church, Mar 27-28)
Timing and deadlines
Order Feb, pickup late March
Until sold out
Combining it with other programs
Not published
Sources
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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