2026 Plant Sale is ALMOST HERE!
We can't wait to see you at this year's Plant Sale, April 11th, 8:00am - 2:00pm, and Member Night, April 10th, 4:00pm - 6:00pm!
Discover a thoughtfully curated selection of annuals and perennials, including flowers, flowering shrubs, trees, and houseplants, along with vegetables and herbs grown right here by our horticulture team. These aren’t typical garden-center finds—our collection features unique varieties and specialty plants you won’t find at big-box stores, chosen for beauty, performance, and garden success.
Admission:
Members Free
$5 - Adult
Kids Free
Join us for Free Workshops All Day Long!
Learn all about gardening and plants at scheduled times throughout the day, with each workshop focusing on a different topic—from plant care and container gardening to creative native plant . Perfect for all ages and skill levels!
Container Workshop with Horticulture Director Brandon Coker - 9:00am-9:45am
Join Horticulture Director Brandon Coker for an informative Container Gardening Workshop at the garden. This educational session will focus on the fundamentals of successful container gardening, including plant selection, soil choices, proper drainage, and how to design containers that thrive in our local climate.
Native Plants 101 with Lauren Klingler - 10:15am-10:45am
In this session, Lauren will explore what makes a plant “native,” why native species are important for supporting local ecosystems, and how they benefit pollinators, wildlife, and soil health. Participants will also learn how native plants can create resilient, low-maintenance landscapes that thrive in our regional climate.
Butterfly Gardening with UGA Extension Officer Erycka Brock - 11:30am-12:15pm
Join Erycka Brock and learn how to create a vibrant butterfly garden that attracts and supports pollinators.
AND a build your own hanging basket station where you can assemble your favorite fillers, spillers, and thrillers into one basket for only $50! (Learn more about that at Brandon's Container Workshop!)
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