2021 Spring Plant Sale

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Spring Plant Sale

The Annual Spring Plant Sale has been a Garden tradition for the past 25+ years and we normally see 2000 plant lovers from around the area. In recent years, we have offered 500+ varieties of annuals, perennials and vegetables. In 2020, we were forced to cancel the Spring Plant Sale due to COVID-19. Following the success of the Fall Houseplant & Succulent Sale, we are confident we can continue to provide a unique experience for our plant sale customers, whether in-person or online. Following the success of the Fall Houseplant & Succulent Sale, the Gardens Staff are preparing the Annual Spring Plant Sale as an online event. Watch our Plant Sale webpage or follow us on Facebook to keep up to date on the details of the sale.

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