Trees are for sale every weekend while flowers and vegetables go on sale the final two weekends of the month
Every weekend in the month of May The Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust will hold a Native Tree and Plant sale at their location in Athens. Marnie Ross stopped by the myFM studio to tell us more.
Ross tells us where they are located.
Ross says along with the plants and trees, check out sights while you are there.
Trees are for sale every weekend while flowers and vegetables go on sale the final two weekends of the month. Money raised goes to support their conservation work.
What’s for sale?
Native Trees ????
- Pitch pine
- Shagbark hickory
- Paw paw
- Black maple
- Hackberry
- Bur Oak
- Tulip
- Black cherry
- Black walnut
- Basswood
- Sycamore
- Serviceberry
- Dogwood
- Spice bush
- Fragrant sumac
- Snowberry
- Highbush cranberry
- Baked hazel
- Paper birch
Native Wildflowers ????
– Common sneezeweed
– Lance-leaved coreopsis
– Red columbine
– Fireweed
– Wild bergamot
– New England Aster
– Black-eyed Susan
– Grey-headed prairie coneflower
– Blue-eyed grass
– Wild geranium
– Prairie smoke
– Blue lobelia
Heritage Vegetables ??
- Tomatoes (varieties too many to list ??)
- Pumpkin
- Squash
- Brussels Sprout
- Cabbage
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