Fall 2024 Native Plant Sale UPDATES!

Headline news!  In addition to our in-person native plant sale on November 2, we will also have a Pop-Up Online Plant Sale this Fall, October 13-16. And we’ve updated the list of plants to be available at November 2’s in-person sale.

Updates are summarized below. See all the details about both sales on our Fall 2024 Native Plant Sale page.

We’ll have twelve species of Texas native plants in five-gallon pots for sale.  All plants in the online sale are $40 each.  The list is short but all are excellent species for Williamson County landscapes. We have two species on the list that we have not offered before since we began having our sales in the county.  We have Cotinus obovatus (American Smoke Tree) and Prunus serotina var. eximia (Escarpment Black Cherry) available. 

As with our previous online sales, you order online and we will have your plants marked and reserved at the in-person sale for pickup on November 2.  If your plants are not picked up by 2PM on November 2, they will be donated to the Round Rock High School Plant Club.

See the Fall 2024 Native Plant Sale page for all the details and for the list of plants to be available during the pop-up sale.

The sale is Saturday, November 2, 2024, at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park, 3005 County Road 175, Leander, TX 78641.  We will be in the pavilions (Boulder East and Boulder West) near the Quarry Splash Pad. Sale hours will be from 11:00 AM – 2 PM or until we run out of plants.

News! In response to our August chapter meeting speaker, Casey Williams’ program on native Texas aquatic plants, we will have 5-6 species of those plants available at the in-person sale.  They will be from native Texas stock.  This serves as a “heads-up” to those who have been thinking about starting a “cowboy pond” (a galvanized stock tank from the feed and seed store) or other water feature and want native plants for it.  You will want to get it ready before you bring home the plants. 

News! See the Fall 2024 Native Plant Sale page for the updated list of plants we plan to have available at the in-person sale.


We only sell Texas native plants, and we try to make sure everything we sell is well-adapted to grow in Williamson County. 

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sign displaying American Smoke Tree, Cotinus obovatus