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Spring District Plant Sale
2023 NOW OPEN
Each year PMNRCD holds a plant sale traditionally offering a combination of native trees, shrubs, and perennials, as well as fruit trees and berry bushes. The sale offers plants that are not usually available at the nursery in addition to CVNPRN grown stock. All funds generated by this sale are used to support District and Nursery educational and technical programming.
This year we are offering a variety of native trees and shrubs for landscaping, naturalizing and foraging (incl. balsam fir, sugar maple, serviceberry, elderberry, and winterberry) as well as a variety of berries(blueberry, raspberry, and strawberry) and fruit trees (apple, peach, pear, and cherry).There are many benefits to using locally grown, native plants in your landscape. Native plants are more likely to thrive in our regional climate and they provide critical resources for wildlife. Consider these plants for backyard birds and pollinators, stabilizing stream banks and shorelines, or for use in rain gardens.
If ordering after March 24th please inquire about availability before sending payment and mailing an order. Orders will be taken until April 14th. Pick up is Saturday, May 6th at the Champlain Valley Native Plant Restoration Nursery from 9 to noon.
PMNRCD 2023 Plant Sale Catalog V6
PMNRCD 2023 Plant Sale ORDER FORM V8
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!
Email: averie@pmnrcd.org or info@pmnrcd.org
Phone: (802)287-6606
Find us on facebook @CVNPRN
Resources
Locally-Led Conservation
District Programs and Partners brochure-3
Programs for Soil, Water and Community
Educational Programs Brochure 2016
Pollinator Garden Pages
Summersweet Red Columbine New England Aster Milkweed Joe Pye Weed Duff and Log Habitat Black-Eyed Susan Bees as Pollinators Beetles as Pollinators Birds as Pollinators Bee Balm Butterflies and Moths as Pollinators
Rain Garden Pages
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