October Plant Sale: California Natives

October Plant Sale: California Natives

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Date
Sat, Oct 10
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Price
Free
1 upcoming dates through Oct 11, 2026

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Saturday, October 10 through Sunday, October 11 10am-5:30pm San Francisco Botanical Garden — Plant Shop (before the Main Gate) About the Plant Sale This month’s plant sale celebrates California natives: plants that grew up right here, feeding the birds, bees, and butterflies that have relied on them for generations. They’re remarkably resilient, and built for our dry summers and wet winters, which makes them a smart choice as our climate keeps changing. Come see the lineup and find your next favorite. Join us October 10-11, Saturday and Sunday, 10am-5:30pm near the Main Gate, next to the Garden Bookstore & Plant Shop. — Entry to the plant sale is free for all, no Botanical Garden admission required.

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