MARCH 2026 POP-UP GARDEN SALE!!!!!
Spring is almost here and it’s time to start planting!
The Plant Exchange is hosting our first garden pop-up sale of 2026 on Saturday, March 28 from 9am-12pm at 3811 Lakeshore Avenue in Oakland. Many of the available items can be seen here.
Come check out our:
POTS - tall ceramic accent pots, large and decorative pots, including matching sets and one-of-a-kinds, lots of terra cotta of all sizes, handmade pottery, pot saucers, orchid pots, as well as a great assortment of metal plant stands and shepherds crook hangers.
PLANTS AND SUPPLIES - a small selection of indoor and outdoor plants, as well as tools and supplies including gardening stools, full size pruners, rakes, pickers and saws, rolls of netting, plastic fencing, and weed block.
DÉCOR - lots of fun garden décor including metal sculpture yard art, wall art, bird baths/feeders, a collection of shells, and a 2 ft by 6.5 ft stained glass art piece.
FURNITURE – a pair of matching mosaic wrought iron tables, matching accent tables, 4 new tall folding director’s chairs with carry cases, 2 matching outdoor rocking chairs with cushions, new pop-up gazebos, BBQ grills, and more.
As always, arrive early for best selection - we expect things to go quickly!!! Everything will be priced to sell.
As of May 1, 2023 The Plant Exchange warehouse is closed.
While Odette retired from running the organization full-time, The Plant Exchange still advises and mentors those interested in hosting plant exchanges in their own communities.
The Plant Exchange also hosts occasional pop-up sales with a focus on inanimate objects (e.g. pots, garden decor and furniture, etc.) to continue our mission of keeping items out of the landfill while offering affordable deals to our supporters. WE STILL ACCEPT DONATIONS OF POTS.
The Plant Exchange team would like to give a HUGE thank you to everyone who helped and supported us at our sales, events, and programs, especially our amazing volunteers. We could not have thrived without you.
“The Plant Exchange is about plants and people—and the spaces we create together that are beautiful, fun, free, and a celebration of community.”
– ODETTE POLLAR, FOUNDER
