Join us for our Fall Plant Sale
- London Town
- Oct 4, 2024
- 2 min read
Saturday, October 5th
8:00am - 9:00am: Members Only
9:00am - 1:00pm: Open to the public
The Plant Sale is an important fundraiser for Historic London Town and Gardens. All proceeds go to supporting the 10+ acres of woodland and ornamental gardens which include some of best collections of magnolia, camellias, and azaleas in the region. You will find plants for sale that you can find in our gardens and all plants are hardy to zone 7a and 7b and do well in heavy clay/sand mix.
FREE TO ATTEND!
Members & Volunteers get 10% off
What will you find at the sale?
Woodland garden layers, succulent plants and some natives. All plants are hardy to zone 7a and 7b and do well in heavy clay/ sand mix.
Plants that are represented in our gardens and are thriving in various habitats at London Town, including: woodland gardens (filtered shade), rock berm (full sun), rain gardens, and ornamental gardens.
Our stock comes from reputed vendors and is hand-picked. Most importantly, all plants are of high botanical and aesthetic value.
Part of our plant material is lifted and transplanted directly form the gardens, including seeds, lavender/other dry flower stocks.
Seasonal items will include Fall bulbs, mums, pine- cone bags, and nature themed mini-garden kit materials.
Here's a sample of our plant sale stock:
Willow Oak
Fringe tree
River Birch
American Beech
Sweet Bay Magnolia
Oak Leaf hydrangea
Button bush
Winter Berry Holly
Red Chokeberry
Blue Star
Autumn Fern
Blue Star
Swamp Milkweed
Blue Wild Indigo
Yellow Wild Indigo
White Turtlehead
Pink Turtlehead
Wild Petunia
Bob Hope Camellia
Camellia 'B. H
Peacock Camellia
Winter's Snowman Camellia
April Dawn Camellia
Eternal Fragrance Daphne
Winter Daphne
Daphne 'Magenta'
Illicium 'Pink starts'
Elizabeth Magnolia
Butterfly Magnolia
Tall Stewartia
Mums and more!
The plant sale will be held near the Visitor's Center at Historic London Town & Gardens, 839 Londontown Road, Edgewater, MD 21037.
See the video of our plant sale too: Link to Facebook Post.
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