RRHS Plant Club Native Plant Sale-Apr 19!

News from Round Rock High School Plant Club:

plant sale

See the map below for the location on the high school campus.

IF you turn in off of Deep Wood Drive as if you are going to the Micki Krebsbach Swimming Pool you should see signs for PLANT SALE PARKING.

This link to the INVENTORY LIST  (also in the QR code above) has price information ($3.50 for 4″, $10 for gallon) as well as the address. The location is adjacent to the club’s newest pollinator garden which is looking quite nice for having just been planted in Fall of 2025.

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Removing Invasives on the Brushy Creek Trail

News from a Community Volunteer Group:

Working with the Brushy Creek MUD, volunteers will be removing invasive species along the trails behind the Brushy Creek Community Center in Round Rock on Saturday, April 18, 2026. They’d love your help! See the flyer below for all the info and to sign up.

event flyer

[This is not a NPSOT event.]

Plant Sale Thank You!

Post-sale thoughts and comments:

Another successful Spring Native Plant Sale is in the books.  Labels and signs are packed away until the next chapter event.  We are deeply grateful for all of you who came and bought plants, shared information about the sale, and encouraged others to attend.  Your enthusiasm for making Texas native plants a part of your landscapes is so encouraging.  As I visited with the shoppers patiently waiting in the line to open, I noted that many of you are stepping up to make your landscapes more drought tolerant, and quite a few expressed convictions to “get rid of the lawn.”  At the NPSOT-Williamson County native plant sales, we major in those subjects. We hope you found the plants to get you started down those paths.

Critical to our plant sale success is our team of volunteers.  I want to give a special shout out to our security team.  The first year we had our sale at the current location, there was a vehicle break-in.  When the subject of hiring security for future sales was brought up, two of our members immediately volunteered for the job, and have been doing so ever since.  Thank you, Kathy and Vicky!

Cashiers, ticket writers, salespeople, technology, volunteer wranglers, food delivery, set-up, take-down, growers, those who volunteer to put labels on plant stakes, Round Rock Plant Club, and all those patient family members who put up with our passion for plants, thank you so very much!

Don’t forget—we have free native plants at every in-person meeting!

Beth Erwin
Plant Sale Chair