Events:
Saturday, March 10, 10:00 am to 12:00 pmNadaka Nature Park - 17615 NE Glisan St
Portland OR (US)Fun, family friendly event with contests, giveaways and opportunities to share plants, gain knowledge...Simply bring any type of non-invasive plant material to share and take new plants home - all for free!
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Friends of Baltimore Woods Native Plant Sale
Saturday, March 31, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
St. Johns Plaza (N. Lombard at N. Burlington)
Portland OR (US)
The Friends of Baltimore Woods native plant sale will offer a generous selection of Pacific Northwest native plants at reasonable prices, including native oak community plants and hummingbird, butterfly, and bee favorites. The Backyard Habitat Program will have an information table with plant experts on site. The event is free and open to the public.
friendsofbaltimorewoods.org
Baltimore Woods is a 30-acre wildlife connectivity corridor situated between Cathedral Park and Pier Park in North Portland. It fills a gap in the Willamette Greenway and regional 40-Mile Loop trails. This unique urban greenway is recognized for its special habitat value to plants and wildlife. It faces threats from invasive species and development pressures that could destroy its natural value. The Friends of Baltimore Woods are dedicated to preserving and restoring this corridor, and the plant sale on March 31 is a fundraiser for these efforts.
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Friends of Baltimore Woods Native Plant Sale
Saturday, March 31, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
St. Johns Plaza (N. Lombard at N. Burlington)
Portland OR (US)
The Friends of Baltimore Woods native plant sale will offer a generous selection of Pacific Northwest native plants at reasonable prices, including native oak community plants and hummingbird, butterfly, and bee favorites. The Backyard Habitat Program will have an information table with plant experts on site. The event is free and open to the public.
friendsofbaltimorewoods.org
Baltimore Woods is a 30-acre wildlife connectivity corridor situated between Cathedral Park and Pier Park in North Portland. It fills a gap in the Willamette Greenway and regional 40-Mile Loop trails. This unique urban greenway is recognized for its special habitat value to plants and wildlife. It faces threats from invasive species and development pressures that could destroy its natural value. The Friends of Baltimore Woods are dedicated to preserving and restoring this corridor, and the plant sale on March 31 is a fundraiser for these efforts.
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