Online Store Opens March 6
March 6 - March 23, 2026: Online Store opens at noon on March 6 and closes at noon on March 23 Online order pickup at Trees Atlanta Nursery (1150 Allene Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310)
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Native Plant Sale
2026 Native Plant Sale
Shop In Person – The Carter Center: Sat., April 4, 2026
There are two ways you can shop the Trees Atlanta Native Plant Sale.
Purchase Online
Order your plants from our online store, then pick them up at our headquarters. Larger selection of species and quantities. Purchase early to get the best selection of our most popular or hard to get plants!
- Shop March 6 – March 23: Online store link will be live at noon and open through noon on the last online sale date.
- Pick up: Online order pickup at Trees Atlanta Nursery (1150 Allene Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310)
- March 27 (Friday) from 9am – 3pm
- March 28 (Saturday) from 9am – 12pm
Want a reminder sent to you closer to date? Register here.
Shop at the Carter Center
Plant experts will be on site to answer your questions. A beautiful array of choices will be available for in person shopping! Species and quantities are not guaranteed to be the same as the online store selection.
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- April 4 (Saturday): The Carter Center Parking Lot
- 8 am – 1 pm
The Native Plant Sale will be staged at The Carter Center (453 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30307) in the parking lot east of the parking circle. We’ll be in the parking spaces beyond the Freedom Farmers Market. It’s a great morning of shopping local!
Want a reminder sent to you closer to date? Register here.
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Arboretum Adventure: Explore Georgia’s Native Bats and Plants on a Sunset Stroll
Sat March 14 | 7pm-8:30pm | Kendeda TreeHouse
Join Trees Atlanta, Georgia Bat Working Group, and Atlanta Science Festival on a sunset stroll through Trees Atlanta’s campus and the Southwest Atlanta Beltline Arboretum Trail. We’ll celebrate Georgia native bats, and learn about the native plants and practices we can incorporate into our yards or neighborhood greenspaces to help these sometimes misunderstood, mosquito-eating, sky puppies continue to survive and thrive in the City in the Forest. The Georgia Bat Working Group will have an acoustic bat detector to see if bats decide to join us. At the end of the tour, feel free to continue to stroll down the Atlanta Beltline Southwest Trail and enjoy one a local brewery or restaurant at Lee & Whites.
This event is in partnership with the Atlanta Science Festival. This year’s Atlanta Science Festival is occurring March 7 – 21, 2026. Register to attend
In-Person Sale (April 4)
Saturday, April 4, 2026 * Shop 8 am - 1 pm at The Carter Center: 453 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy NE, Atlanta GA 30307 * Adjacent to the Freedom Farmers Market
Get a ReminderDelivery is available within a limited driving distance, service fee will be charged. Charge cards accepted. We will continue to update this page with more details, including the list of plants for sale. Questions about this sale? Email: sales@treesatlanta.org
Show Us Your Plant Babies!
If you take pictures 📸 of the newest additions to your plant and tree family or want to brag a little on how well your green friends are growing, we’d LOVE IT if you would tag us on social media @TreesAtlanta !
Native plants add beauty and benefits for wildlife and pollinators
Nearly 100 varieties of native perennials, grasses, shrubs, and tree-friendly vines will be available online for purchase. Plants can be picked up in the following weeks at our Kendeda Center during a designated time slot.
Included in the sale are great bird and butterfly-friendly species, as well as many species of vines, ferns and grasses. The selection also showcases many of the native perennial wildflowers that are planted within the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are native plants and why are they important?
Native plants are indigenous to a certain geographic region and are adapted to local climate and soil conditions where they naturally occur. Native plant diversity is essential for ecosystems to properly adapt to urban stresses like climate change, habitat fragmentation, and pollution. For more information, check out the U.S. Forest Service’s page on Native Gardening.
Why can I not access the sale website?
Some issues may occur due to high website traffic, outdated browsers, or connection issues.
Here are some troubleshooting tips that may help:
- Make sure your web browser is up to date.
- Reload the webpage and clear the cache on the browser.
- This is in case an unpublished version of the site is cached in the browsers.
- Try using a different web browser or network.
- Experiment with WiFi and mobile networks and different devices, such as a computer or a mobile device.
- Disable any active VPN or proxy programs.
What if you sell out of a plant I want?
- Orders are first come, first served based on available inventory.
- We recommend you shop the online store. If items are sold out for pre-order, we *may* have additional inventory at the in-person sale.
- No reserves or advance purchases.
- Due to ongoing supply chain uncertainties, there is a possibility that ordered items may not be delivered for the sale. We ask for your flexibility and understanding for any inventory that may be short or not available as intended.
What is your refund policy?
- All sales are final.
- Should changing government mandates prevent planned delivery of plants and/or safe public health considerations, we will notify customers of next steps, including order delays, cancellations, and/or refunds. If such extreme circumstances occur, we will refund without penalty.
Exceptions to Orders
- Due to the fluid state of operations and government orders for businesses, there may be some circumstances when items cannot be received.
- Trees Atlanta asks for your understanding should order adjustments be necessary.
Why haven't I received an email receipt?
Organizational emails often have issues receiving emails from Square. Personal emails are best for making sure email receipts are received properly. If you need your receipt sent to you via email, please reach out to sales@treesatlanta.org with your request. Provide your name and any details associated with your order.
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