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Spring 2024 Native Plant Sale (In-Person Apr 6; Online Mar 18-22)

NPSOT-Wilco’s Spring 2024 Native Plant Sale gives you two ways to purchase plants.

Online Sale – March 18 (6:30am) to March 22 (11:59pm). Order and pay from March 18-22. Pick up on April 6 at our in-person sale. The store link is on our 2024 Spring Native Plant Sale page.

In-Person Sale – April 6 (11am-2pm) at Champion Park Pecan Pavilions, 3830 Brushy Creek Road, Cedar Park, TX 78613. (free; no park fees)

IMPORTANT: See our 2024 Spring Native Plant Sale page for all details about both sales, including the link to the online store, ordering and pick up instructions and lists of the plants anticipated to be in the sale. If we update information on the sale page, we’ll publish a blog post. (Click on Get News if you would like to subscribe to the blog.)

We sell only Texas native plants!

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Fall 2023 Native Plant Sale store is OPEN for orders

UPDATE 9/29: The plant sale is no longer accepting orders.

The online plant sale store is open!
 See our page Fall 2023 Plant Sale.

Update 9/25: We’ve done the last restocking of inventory we could for this plant sale, so it it’s gone now, it’s gone.

Update 9/23: We’re now able to do restocking on some inventory, so if you check the store and we’re out of what you wanted, check again when you get a chance. You can also check Facebook where we’re posting news for specific plants as news comes in.

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

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Updated Fall 2023 Plant Sale Availability List

— by Beth Erwin

Plant Shoppers,

Please take note that we have published a September 20th update to the availability list.  No plants have been added.  Only one plant has been removed.  That is Western Soapberry, Sapindus saponaria.   You will find the availability list PDF on our Fall 2023 Native Plant Sale page.

The most significant changes are the addition of height-size notes, especially in the tree section.  Many of the trees are quite tall and may require you to take extra steps to be able to transport them in your vehicles at time of pickup.  Note that the heights listed are for the plant above the soil line so the overall height for transport needs to also accommodate an additional 8 to 14 inches of pot depth.

Happy hunting,
Beth Erwin

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

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