Pollinator Project Rogue Valley

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Pollinator Project Rogue Valley Since 2017, a volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We acknowledge that native people still live here, and deeply honor their sovereignty. Participate with us!

Inspiring, educating, and engaging youth and adults, creating more vibrant and resilient communities by increasing native plants for native pollinators - and people. We inspire, engage, and educate about the ecological importance of wild pollinator species and the diverse native plant communities essential for their survival. We are committed to the creation and restoration of pesticide-free pollinator corridors throughout the Rogue Valley. We at Pollinator Project Rogue Valley humbly acknowledge that we work and live upon the ancestral territory of the Shasta and Takelma Tribes and other native peoples. We are grateful to the elders and their people who cared for these lands in close connection to the earth and all beings here. We are thankful to be on these sacred lands with the plants and animals that inhabit them. Pollinator Project Rogue Valley holds a vision for a more harmonious world, one where people, plants, and pollinators contribute to one another’s well-being in perfect harmony. Where would we be without our bees and other pollinators? The natural world as we know it relies on bees, butterflies, flower beetles, humming birds, and other specialized creatures for much of the life on this planet. These magnificent pollinators are responsible for the reproduction of most species of flowering plants and trees, as well as the agricultural crops we eat every day. These plants and the insects themselves, are an integral part of the food chain for birds, fish, and wildlife. Life as we know it would cease to exist without their magnificent and helpful endeavors. Pollinators play a essential role in the natural kingdom, and in humanity’s entire way of life. We mustn’t take them for granted. Through conscious awareness, we can contribute to their habitats and ensure their survival. Pollinators and other insects are declining at a disastrous rate, and need our help to survive. The pollinator crisis is a global issue…yet we can hold a vision of prospering our pollinators by being of service to them. What can we do at a local level? Take a stand against pesticide use in your neighborhood and your community. Plant a pollinator garden, no matter how small, lush with native plants, and other flowers favored by pollinators. Bring beauty into your own life through creating pollinator habitats. A farm, a garden, a flower bed, and even potted plants. You will be amazed and delighted as your pollinator guests begin to arrive. As you hear them flutter, buzz, and chirp, your spirits will lift with joy! Beauty makes the world go around. We must do what we can do to preserve life on this planet. Pollinator Project Rogue Valley invites you to be a “pollinator person.” Contribute to the greater good of the world. Find gentle, joyful, transformative, and creative ways to help pollinators prosper in the Rogue Valley and beyond. Spread the word to others. We hold a vision of “people, plants, and pollinators” co-creating together.

Another successful Plant Sale for the Pollinators happened on Sunday! It was a good crowd - plant people are the nicest ...
10/13/2026

Another successful Plant Sale for the Pollinators happened on Sunday! It was a good crowd - plant people are the nicest people!

Thanks to our fellow plant growers for being part of the day - Klamath Siskiyou Native Seeds, Cornucopia Acres, Klamath Native Plant Nursery, PPRV of course, and for the first time, Mr. Roger's Carnivores had a small showing! Appreciation to the Native Plant Society of Oregon, Siskiyou Chapter, AND Barbara Mumblo and Cesar Garcia for sharing about non-native invasive weeds!

Our Plant Experts are such an important part of the day - kudos to Alisa Sawich, Matt Dybala, and Julie Kiersted for keeping folks on the right track with their plant purchases!

Of course, this kind of event doesn't happen without stellar volunteers! We had both experienced hands on deck and newbies - and it all went super smooth! Thanks to Kara Barndollar for managing everything, and super-stars Hunter Lautenschleger, Zhu Parker, Jen Radueg, Nicole Hartsough, Sally Jeppson, Sarah Woodward, Erin Coke, Sharon Bryson, Randy Stevenson, Jennifer Bynum, and Susan Grieger! See more photos in our album here https://photos.app.goo.gl/T9rENmz3f3CFXQED7

Mark your calendars for our Spring Sale - the second Sunday in April. In the meantime, if you missed this big sale, check out the Nursery on Friday's, or give us a buzz at 541-646-9299 to make an appointment.

Thank you everyone who came out to support the pollinators!

Do you know about this upcoming educational event? One of the best learning opportunities every fall!
10/13/2026

Do you know about this upcoming educational event? One of the best learning opportunities every fall!

JCMGA 2026 Winter Dreams
Summer Gardens
October 16, 17, 23, and 24th

This is a virtual event and there will be 16 presentations dealing with a variety of gardening topics. Watch the presentations the day of or view the recordings at a later date.

Registration is $30.

For more information, check out the JCMGA website.
https://jacksoncountymga.org/winter-dreams-summer-gardens-symposium/

Contact Barbara Low at [email protected] if you have any questions.

Are you an educator who wants to include more pollinator and food education in your lessons? Well we're running a worksh...
10/11/2026

Are you an educator who wants to include more pollinator and food education in your lessons? Well we're running a workshop with Rogue Valley Farm to School on just that topic! Come join us at Blue Heron Park next Wednesday for a workshop with resources, lessons, and more! We hope to see you there.
Register here: https://forms.gle/JQ65Vqy62MHkujM4A

10/11/2026

We're excited to see you at 10am today for the Fall Native Plant Sale!

Are you ready for more pollinators in your yard? Their food sources (native pollinator plants) are waiting for you TODA...
10/11/2026

Are you ready for more pollinators in your yard? Their food sources (native pollinator plants) are waiting for you TODAY at the Native Plant Sale for the Pollinators in Phoenix! From 10am-2pm featuring 4 plant vendors. Visit our website for all the details! www.pollinatorprojectroguevalley.org/current-plant-sale

Our fellow native plant nurseries and our community supporters are an integral part of our plant sales! We appreciate yo...
10/10/2026

Our fellow native plant nurseries and our community supporters are an integral part of our plant sales! We appreciate you so much! Thanks for your support and for helping us make our plant sales what they are! 💚💚💚

10/10/2026

Are you ready for more pollinators? Visit the PPRV Fall Native Plant Sale Tomorrow (Sunday, Oct. 11th) and get amazing native plants that support pollinators from us, Klamath Siskiyou Native Seeds, Cornucopia Acres and Klamath Native Plant Nursery!

Much gratitude to Anthony Fong, PPRV's intern in the spring of 2026, for the fantastic drone footage!

Plant lists are available on our website if you want to plan what you need. No idea what you need? We'll have experts on hand that can help you!!

Sunday, Oct. 11th from 10am-2pm
312 N. Main Street, Phoenix (in the parking lot behind the PPRV office)
https://www.pollinatorprojectroguevalley.org/current-plant-sale

Rounding out our featured plants, is the Lovely Low Penstemon! Native to the Columbia Gorge, this perky little lady look...
10/09/2026

Rounding out our featured plants, is the Lovely Low Penstemon! Native to the Columbia Gorge, this perky little lady looks perfect wherever you need some structure. The rosy-to-lilac colored flowers bloom above dusty blue and succulent leaves. In nature it hangs from the most precarious cliffs so give it a rock garden home and enjoy.

Another favorite of butterflies, bees and hummingbirds. You really can't go wrong with a penstemon of any variety. Pick up penstemon this Sunday from 10am-2pm at the Plant Sale. Featuring 4 plant vendors, the Siskiyou Native Plant Society of Oregon, Plant Experts, Invasive W**d Experts and cool merch to buy. Sponsored by Southern Oregon Subaru. The plant sale is located in the parking lot behind the PPRV office at 312 N. Main St. at 4th St., Phoenix
(behind the Oregon Cheese Cave). Visit our website for more details. www.pollinatorprojectroguevalley.org/current-plant-sale

Native to the Columbia Gorge, this perky little lady looks perfect wherever you need some structure. The rosy-to-lilac c...
10/08/2026

Native to the Columbia Gorge, this perky little lady looks perfect wherever you need some structure. The rosy-to-lilac colored flowers bloom above dusty blue and succulent leaves. In nature it hangs from the most precarious cliffs so give it a rock garden home and enjoy.

If you're looking for color and to attract hummingbirds and other pollinators, then you will definitely want to add a Penstemon to your plant list! Find a Barrett's Penstemon to take home with you this Sunday at the Fall Native Plant Sale! www.pollinatorprojectroguevalley.org/current-plant-sale

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312 N. Main Street , Suite C
Phoenix, OR
97535

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Tuesday 12pm - 5pm
Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 12pm - 5pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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(458) 214-0508

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