Fall Plant Sale

Fall Plant Sale events are Rain or Shine! Donor Preview: Friday, September 18 (Become a donor here — Sept 9th deadline to donate for the exclusive invitation!) Open to the Public: Saturday, September 19 & Sunday, September 20 (just sign up to shop COMING SOON!) Shop the unique selection of plants perfect for your home both indoors and outdoors by registering to shop (Link coming soon!) Woodlands Garden’s Fall Plant Sale! Special thank you to Fall Plant Sale sponsors for supporting this event: Piedmont Azalea level-Leita Financial; Oakleaf Hydrangea level-Arborguard Tree Specialists, Gill Tree Care, Select Trees, and Tandem Bank; American Beautyberry level-Nealscapes Reserve a Spot to Shop Here-Coming Soon! Come shop for great plants and explore our Garden Supplies sale, too! What to expect at this year’s Fall Plant Sale: – Reserving a time slot to shop is required and will be monitored as shoppers arrive at the Fall Plant Sale. – Credit card purchases only. No cash or checks, please. – One way traffic for vehicles and pedestrians. – Entrance for cars on Clairemont Ave and exit is ‘right turn only’ onto Scott Blvd. Carpooling is recommended due to limited parking. – Other odds & ends for sale, too, like birdfeeders! – No on-site bathrooms – Bring your own wagon or cart as wheelbarrows on-site are limited and first come first served. – Interested in donating plants from your home garden? Complete this Plant Donation Questionnaire here to share plant information and learn more about what types of plants we’re accepting for the Fall Plant Sale. – Opportunities to learn about the selection of plants from educational speakers and plant tours are being planned. More information will be provided here as the details are finalized. Featured plants: – Sun-loving natives including: Butterfly Milkweed, Narrowleaf Sunflower, ‘White Cloud’ Muhly Grass, Foxglove Beardtongue, Goldenrod, and many more! – GA Piedmont Natives including: Ocmulgee Skullcap, River Oats, Woodland Phlox, Climbing Hydrangea, Carolina Jessamine, Strawberry Bush, Beautyberry, Devil’s Walking Stick, and countless more! – Non-natives including: Japanese Painted Fern, Variegated Solomon’s Seal, Strawberry Begonia and Arborvitae Fern! Ferns that will thrive in this area year after year: Christmas fern, Northern Maiden Hair Fern, and Southern Shield Fern