Support local biodiversity with native plants at Birdwood Square, Perth. Free sessions for City of Vincent residents only.
Saturday 23 May 2026
8:00am - 1:00pm
Birdwood Square, 301 Beaufort St, Perth WA 6000, Australia
Free
Discover a fantastic opportunity to enhance your garden with native plants that support local biodiversity and create beautiful, waterwise spaces. This popular event offers thousands of native plants ranging from ground covers to small trees, perfect for families wanting to foster a greener environment.
Enjoy a relaxed shopping experience with three separate sessions to prevent overcrowding and ensure plenty of stock. A coffee van will be on site, so bring your keep cup and enjoy a warm drink while you browse.
Expert horticulturists will be available to guide you through plant choices and provide helpful advice, making it easy for parents and children to learn about native flora.
The sale is divided into three sessions: 8:00–9:00, 10:00–11:00, and 12:00–13:00 on Saturday, 23 May 2026. Registration is mandatory and limited to City of Vincent residents, with one registration per household.
Each household can purchase up to 30 plants, so bring a box or trolley to carry your new greenery. Plus, collect a free bag of high-quality FOGO compost to help your plants thrive.
This event is part of the 2026 WA Tree Festival, emphasizing community involvement in sustainability and native planting.
The sale will be held at Birdwood Square, 301 Beaufort Street, Perth. Entry is via Beaufort and Brisbane Street and Baker Avenue.
Free parking is available on Baker Avenue and at the City of Vincent Brisbane Street Carpark for the duration of the event.
This accessible location is ideal for families, with easy access and plenty of space to explore the variety of plants on offer.
Registration is required and now sold out; a waitlist is available for those interested. Proof of address and registration must be presented on arrival.
The sale is exclusive to City of Vincent residents, and ID checks will be conducted at entry.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own containers for plants and are reminded that the event supports sustainable gardening practices.
Attendance is free, but registration is essential due to the event's popularity.
Plants are affordably priced starting from $1, making it accessible for families to create vibrant, native gardens.
To join the waitlist or for more information, residents can visit the City of Vincent website.
