Sacramento Nursery

Powerful Partnerships

In partnership with Three Sisters Gardens, a Native-led nonprofit, we broke ground on March 12th, 2025 and are planning to launch this 5-acre sustainable urban agriculture site in 2026. The City of Sacramento has granted us this land and is using a two million dollar grant funded through the California Natural Resources Agency to help pay for the installation of a nursery and farm that will triple our capacity for organic trees and nursery start production.

As construction continues, it is very important for us to be good neighbors! For any questions or concerns about the site, please email Joe Urias (joe@plantingjustice.org) & Gavin Raders (gavin@plantingjustice.org).

Education and Workforce Development

Like our Sobrante Park Nursery, the Sacramento Nursery will create good, dignified jobs for our Holistic Reentry program as well as provide a beautiful green space for educational programs and for the community to enjoy. In partnership with CalFIRE, who is funding workforce development programs, we will be expanding our career pathways and providing more opportunities for living wage jobs and paid internships. By growing our workforce and the plant stock materials we need, we aim to build capacity that helps cities achieve their sustainability plans by accessing organically grown tree crops that can be shipped nationwide.