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Fall 2024 South Carolina Botanical Garden Plant Sale
16.09.2024 - 12:04 / hgic.clemson.edu
Friday, October 4
2:00 PM-6:00 PM
Friends of the Garden members
Become a member today!
Saturday, October 5
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Everyone welcome!
Fall is the absolute best time to plant, so now is the best time to buy! Over the winter, plants can establish good root systems, ready to flourish in the spring. So come and buy good quality plants from the South Carolina Botanical Garden (SCBG), located on Clemson University’s campus. The plant sale catalog will be available in the weeks before the event on the nursery website or our Facebook page.
The SCBG nursery hosts these semi-annual plant sales. These are major fundraising events for the Garden, with all profits supporting operations and enhancements. Friends of the Garden are granted early access the day before the public sale. Become a Friend of the Garden online or at the gate.
SCBG staff, volunteers, and Clemson University students are always on hand at the plant sales to assist with selecting plants for your home landscape. Several of our partner organizations set up booths at the sale to answer questions about gardening-related topics and activities. To find out who will be here this year, check the catalog. For additional information, please contact Misty Shealy, Nursery Manager, at [email protected].
The sales are held in the operations section of the SCBG located at 154 Lacecap Loop off Perimeter Road in Clemson, South Carolina.
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