2026 Upstate Spring Native Plant Sale

When: Saturday, April 18, 2026 | 9 AM – 1 PM

Where: Conestee Park Stadium, 840 Mauldin Rd, Greenville

Discover over 4,000 plants from 200+ native species—including shrubs, trees, wildflowers, ferns, vines, and grasses. Perfect for creating a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape that supports local wildlife.

What to Expect

• Huge Selection: Native plants suited to our region and ecosystems, whether it’s for your yard or other areas of your property
• Expert Help: SCNPS advisors will be available to help you find plants or select the best options for your space
• Wagons and Carts are Welcome: Feel to bring your own wagon for carrying purchases around the sale grounds
• Payment: Cash or check preferred; Credit cards accepted too.
• Questions? Check out our FAQ page for shoppers

Want Early Access?

• SCNPS Members: Shop early at 8:30 AM on Saturday, April 18^th. Ensure that your membership is up to date to participate in this exclusive opportunity.

• Sale Volunteers: Enjoy exclusive early access on Friday, April 17 at 1 PM
  (Interested in volunteering? Sign up here.)

Plant List and Sale Map

• Plant List (Spreadsheet)
• Plant List (PDF)
• Plant Sale Map

More to Explore

• Guest Vendors: Local vendors with native plants and other unique offerings
• Educational Exhibits: Learn more about native plants and habitats

(Note: Vendor and exhibit purchases are separate from SCNPS plant sale checkout.)

Plan Ahead for the Sale

Not sure what native plants will grow on your yard or property? Check out our Native Plant Directory. It includes many of the plants available at our spring and fall sales.

Looking for more inspiration? Check out these guides written by SCNPS members:

• Plant a Pocket Prairie This Spring (PDF)

• Supporting Monarchs in the Garden (PDF)

• Get Started with a Native Pollinator Garden (PDF)

• Native Shade Gardens in South Carolina (PDF)

Help Spread the Word!

Invite your friends and share our Facebook or Instagram content on the plant sale.

Why it Matters

Proceeds support SCNPS’s work to protect and restore South Carolina’s native habitats—from local waterway protection in the Upstate to conserving rare ecosystems like Lewis Ocean Bay. Learn more about the efforts of the South Carolina Native Plant Society.

Join us for a fun, inspiring spring day—and take home plants that give back to nature!