A Houston Tradition Since 1942

Bulb & Plant Mart

The Church of St. John the Divine

2450 River Oaks Blvd., Houston.

Thursday October 13, 2022

Preview Party 5 pm – 7 pm  

($20 admission, free for all underwriters)
Music and light bites provided!

Free to the Public on

Friday October 14, 2022  

9 am – 5 pm

Saturday October 15

9 am – 2 pm

The public is encouraged to Pre-Order Bulbs on our website

June 15th – October 3, 2022.

All Bulb & Plant Mart Pre-Orders must be picked up on location

during Bulb & Plant Mart hours.
DRIVE THROUGH PICK UP will be available!
Any orders not picked up by 2pm on Saturday, October 15th

will be donated to GCH Community projects.

Receive 10% off bulbs when you preorder $100 or more!

Discount applies to preordered bulbs only.

Click here to SHOP FOR BULBS

Click here for the BPM 2021 Hort Guide 09.22.21 GCH BPM program v1

The GCH Bulb & Plant Mart began on the steps of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 80 years ago.  Members sold bulbs and plants grown from their own gardens. Today, the Mart offers top-quality bulbs from the best growers around the United States and abroad. Examples of bulbs offered for sale include Amaryllis, Anemones, Crocuses, Daffodils, Freesias, Hyacinths, Irises, Ranunculi, and varieties of Tulips and Watsonias.

Experienced and beginning gardeners alike will find an expanded collection of hard-to-find and unusual Crinums, Daylilies, Gingers, perennials, shrubs, vines, herbs and citrus plants, including exclusive offerings grown specifically for the Mart from the gardens of GCH members. The Plants that Merit Attention booth will be featured on Saturday morning and will offer noteworthy selections collected specifically for the Mart. Additional special exhibits will include the live butterfly tent from The Museum of Natural Science Cockrell Butterfly Center. The GCH Conservation Booth will feature a variety of native and drought tolerant plants curated by experts in ecological conservation and education.

Proceeds from the Bulb and Plant Mart are used for the purposes of stimulating the interest in and knowledge of gardening, enhancing the beauty of our community, and protecting and restoring our fragile ecosystem. Our ongoing projects and the recipients of last year’s Community Contribution Grants can be found on our Community page.