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        The Huntington’s Spring Plant Sale Returns With Rare Finds

        • Melanie Hooks
          • April 23, 2026
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      man smiling with wagon full of plants

      Bringing a personal wagon or cart is highly recommended. (Photo by William Lu.)

      One of the world’s most expansive plant collections is opening its doors, and its greenhouses, for a highly anticipated seasonal tradition.

      By Melanie Hooks

      The Huntington’s Annual Spring Plant Sale returns this weekend, offering the public a chance to browse and purchase an impressive range of plants, from uncommon collectibles to beloved garden staples.

      The sale opens to the public on Sunday, April 26, with Members‑Only preview days on Friday, April 24, and Saturday, April 25. All sale days run from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.

      Visitors can expect a wide selection curated by The Huntington’s expert horticulture teams, including:

      • Cacti and succulents
      • California, Southwest, and Australia natives
      • Fruit trees and fruiting plants
      • Herbs
      • Houseplants
      • Orchids
      • Perennials
      • Roses and rose trees
      • Tropical and carnivorous plants
      • Vegetables such as eggplant, peppers, and tomatoes

      Timed entry reservations are required, and capacity is limited. Tickets for both the Members Preview and the Public Sale include general admission to The Huntington.

      Shoppers hoping to strategize their visit can consult the Spring Plant Sale Map (pdf) before arriving. Staff also encourage guests to bring a personal wagon or cart to help transport purchases. Aides will be available to assist buyers with vehicle loading.

      For questions or accessibility needs, visitors may contact tickets@huntington.org.

      The Spring Plant Sale remains one of The Huntington’s most popular annual events, offering plant lovers a rare opportunity to bring home selections grown from one of the most celebrated botanical collections in the world.

      Huntington Spring Plant Sale
      Members Preview Sale: Friday & Saturday, April 24-25
      10:00 am - 4:00 pm
      Public Sale: Sunday, April 26
      10:00 am - 4:00 pm
      Location
      The Huntington
      Plant Sale Nursery
      1151 Oxford Road
      San Marino, CA 91108
      Public Tickets: $34/$28/$15
      Member Ticket Reservations.
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