Fall Plant Sale 2026: Fall is for Planting!
Did you know fall is the best time to plant North Carolina’s wonderful native perennials, shrubs, trees, ferns, and grasses in your home garden? Planting in the fall gives time for plants to establish their root systems prior to the growing season. Join us for our Fall Plant Sale to find new beauties for your landscape!
PLANT SALE LIST
This list of species is what we expect to have available at the beginning of the sale. Some species are limited in quantity and may sell out early. Additionally, this list is subject to change, as species may be pulled from the list for unforeseen reasons and other species may be added to this list prior to the sale.
See a list of plants that will be available at the beginning of the sale.
FALL PLANT SALE
Saturday, September 26; 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Choose from a wide variety of southeastern native wildflowers, shrubs, trees, vines, ferns, and native wildflower seeds at our annual sale. Local conservation organizations and corporate partners will be on hand to answer questions. No advance registration is necessary for this portion of the sale.
MEMBERS’ PLANT SALE
Friday, September 25 Group A: 4-5:30 p.m. Group B: 5:30-7 p.m. Preregistration required, a limited capacity event.
Members will receive an email with details at the end of August.
Both groups will have an amazing variety of native plant choices. In addition, we will have a shuttle bus running continuously from a nearby parking lot to the Garden to accommodate off-site parking.
Contact ncbgmembership@unc.edu with membership or registration questions.
BOOK SALE
Drop by the Ritchie Bell Seminar Room during the Members’ Plant Sale and the Fall Plant Sale to find a wide selection of books on horticulture, plant identification, native plants, herbs, garden history, landscaping, gardening ideas, and design, all at bargain prices. Donated by members and kind supporters of the Garden, many of these books are duplicates of our library’s collection. Sales of this wonderful array of books will support our library fund.
First published on ncbg.unc.edu
