The Fall Plant Sale at Theodore Payne Foundation is Happening Now

Just in time for planting season, we are offering our most diverse selection of plants, seeds, and bulbs of the year!

All at discounted prices, taking place October 27–November 7.

For more information and to make your parking reservation, visit our event page.

Please note:

Los Nogales Nursery is closed Sunday, October 25–Wednesday, November 11, re-opening for regular hours Thursday, November 12.
Pick-up ordering is currently unavailable and will resume Sunday November 1.
Online order fulfillment will be delayed while all hands are on deck in the nursery at TPF!

Plant with Purpose

The Theodore Payne Foundation online store makes it easy to shop our products from your computer or mobile device. Order seeds, books, clothing, garden tools, and more to ship directly to your door.

Shop our extensive plant availability and pick-up in-person at Theodore Payne Foundation Nursery in Sun Valley or Los Nogales Nursery in Montecito Heights.

Native Plant Landscaper Job Board

Are you interested in hiring skilled native plant landscapers to care for your garden or work for your company? The TPF Job Board connects ecologically and sustainable-minded landscapers with companies and clients committed to the same goals. Jobs can be posted by anyone with an opportunity in SoCal focused on California native plants.

Are you a native plant landscaper looking for work? Join our professional community to start finding jobs!

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Theodore Payne Foundation acknowledges that it sits on the traditional village of Wiqánga, the ancestral home of the Wiqánvitam who are now known as the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians.

We acknowledge our neighbors: Tongva, Chumash, Tataviam, Kitanemuk and Serrano, the original stewards of what is now Los Angeles County. We are committed to uplifting the names of these lands and community members from the over 200 California First Nations who reside alongside us and honor their Traditional Ecological Knowledge.