Oxbow Plant Stand

Locally Grown Native Plants for a Thriving Ecosystem

Find pollinator-friendly flowers, shrubs, perennials, and more at Oxbow’s Plant Stand. Support sustainability, biodiversity, and habitat restoration in your local landscape.

📣 Plant Stand & Site Update

Open Saturdays Only

Our team is a little short-handed, so we’re temporarily shifting to Saturday-only hours while we keep the nursery growing.

Stop by on Saturdays to browse native plants, enjoy the trails, attend workshops, and spend time outdoors with us.

Looking Ahead

Join Our Team! Love native plants? We’re hiring. Explore current openings →

Temporary Summer Hours

July & August: Saturdays only, 10 AM–4 PM
September 12–October 24: Saturdays & Sundays, 10 AM–4 PM
Closed Monday-Friday

Location

10819 Carnation-Duvall Rd NE
Carnation, WA 98014

Nestled in the beautiful Snoqualmie River Valley, just 25 miles from Seattle—6 min from downtown Duvall & 18 min from downtown Redmond.

What’s In-Stock

Our Plant Stand is stocked with thoughtfully curated native plants, essential garden tools, and growing resources to help you get started. We update this list every Friday—swing by and get what you need to build a beautiful and biodiverse space.

Please note: This year’s plant selection is more limited as our nursery continues to recover from December 2025’s record flooding. Learn more in “Flood Reflections from the Nursery.”

Turn Your Plant Pickup Into a Day Out

Oxbow is more than a place to shop—it’s a place to explore, play, and connect with nature. After picking out your plants, enjoy trail walks, picnicking spots, a living playground, scavenger hunts, and more!

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Tips, Guides, & Fun Finds

Keep growing your curiosity with our Native Plant Resources page, a collection of guides, ideas, and inspiration for gardeners of all levels.

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Oxbow’s Native Plant Nursery

Tour group exploring Oxbow’s Native Plant Nursery greenhouse during Oxtober Fall Festival

Our on-site nursery grows over 150 species of regionally adapted native plants that support pollinators, wildlife, and resilient landscapes. From restoration projects to backyard gardens, our plants help build a healthier Pacific Northwest.

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