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Nursery open Fri–Sun Farm volunteering: clear-weather Sundays 1–5pm
Sacramento & Oregon St, Berkeley
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The Spiral Gardens Nursery

Food plants, herbs & useful plants.

Affordable plants and trees chosen for the Bay Area climate — so first-time and previously unsuccessful gardeners can gain confidence and succeed.

Nursery hours

Come browse the tables.

At this time we don’t publish a full availability list — stock changes weekly, so come see what’s currently growing!

  • Friday11am – 6pm
  • Saturday11am – 5pm
  • Sunday11am – 5pm
  • Mon – ThuClosed
  • We strictly adhere to organic practices (not certified organic)
  • Every plant gets a descriptive label with growing tips
  • All proceeds support Spiral Gardens programs
Nursery shade structure and plant tables
AffordablePrices kept low so everyone can grow
What we grow

Our specialties.

Dino kale

Annual & perennial food plants

Vegetable starts for every season, plus perennial crops that keep giving year after year.

Shiso and herbs

Culinary & medicinal herbs

From everyday basil and mint to shiso, pineapple mint and medicinals you won’t find elsewhere.

Salvia

California natives & habitat plants

Plants that support butterflies, bees and hummingbirds in your backyard.

Drought-tolerant herbs

Drought-tolerant plants

Beautiful, productive plants that thrive on less water.

Tobacco plant

Fiber, dye & useful plants

Plants for fiber, dye, natural cleaning products and a myriad of other uses.

Blackberry

Fruit & berries

Berries, currants, grapes and fruiting plants suited to our climate.

Garden supplies

Everything else you need.

  • Compost and soils for indoors and outdoors
  • Down to Earth organic fertilizers
  • Organic pest control products
  • New & used pots in many sizes
  • Tomato cages (seasonally)

Bring back your pots! We happily reuse clean nursery pots — ask at the register.

Soil and compost bags
Bay Area planting guide

What to plant, when.

A general guide to what you’ll typically find on our tables through the year.

Mar – May

Spring

  • Tomatoes & peppers
  • Basil & summer herbs
  • Beans & cucumbers
  • Squash & melons
  • Pollinator natives
Jun – Aug

Summer

  • Succession greens
  • Eggplant & okra
  • Drought-tolerant perennials
  • Fall brassica seedlings (late summer)
  • Fruiting shrubs
Sep – Nov

Fall

  • Kale, collards & chard
  • Broccoli & cauliflower
  • Lettuce & mizuna
  • Garlic, onions & fava beans
  • Native plants (best planting season)
Dec – Feb

Winter

  • Bare-root fruit trees & berries
  • Peas & cool-season greens
  • Artichokes & perennial onions
  • Cover crops
  • Planning for spring!

Find your next favorite plant.

Open Fridays 11–6 and weekends 11–5 at Sacramento & Oregon Streets.

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