Category: Plant Sales

— by Beth Erwin

The first draft of our Fall 2023 online plant sale availability list with plant descriptions is now available. See our Fall 2023 plant sale page for sale details and the link to the list.

A couple of notes about this sale’s list:

 First, we have collected information from some of our members who are experienced in growing and observing our native plants on how well their plants have tolerated the heat and drought this summer with minimal or no irrigation.  Those plants that have done well or even thrived have earned our Wilco Xeric designation.  Those are noted with WX in the comments column. 

Second, you will see that a lot of the Height/Size/Notes columns are empty.  That’s because I have not clapped eyes on most of the plants in several weeks.  I am recovering from foot surgery, and I am still in the stump, drag, stump drag mode of perambulation.  I hope to have most of those spots filled in before the sale opens.  Be sure to check back for updated versions of the list.

Finally, if there is a specific plant you are seeking that is a Native Texas Plant and is not on the list, feel free to ask.  It’s been a tough summer to be a plant in a black pot, so most of what is available is on the list.  It helps us to know what folks are looking for.  If we can’t get it this time, maybe we can next spring. 

Happy hunting,
Beth Erwin

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NPSOT-Williamson County’s Fall 2023 Native Plant Sale is ONLINE only. Dates and deadlines are on our page Fall 2023 Native Plant Sale.

[updated 9/12, end of ordering window clarified]

— by Beth Erwin

NPSOT-Williamson County will hold the chapter fall plant sale ONLINE ONLY once again.  You will be able to purchase plants starting at 12AM September 22, 2023 until 11:59PM September 28, 2023.  We will have the plants you purchased available for pick-up October 14, 2023 on the campus of Round Rock High School.

We are all weather-weary after enduring the hottest summer on the planet. We are being encouraged and, in some cases, forced, to reduce the use of water in our landscapes.  You are invited to take advantage of the many years of experience and knowledge that exists in the Williamson County Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas.  It underscores the plant choices we offer in our sale and is included in the culture tips and descriptions of every plant we offer.  This resource can be incredibly helpful for homeowners and gardeners looking to make sustainable choices in their landscapes.

The plant availability list with descriptions will be published on our website September 15^th.

Updates about the sale will be published on our blog so check there for news. Or subscribe to the blog to receive a single automated email early the following morning after news is published.  See Get News to subscribe.