We occasionally host a plant sale in the fall. In past years we sold heirloom apple trees that were good cider making varieties, spring bulbs and alliums (garlic & onions), and perennial flower plants that are great for pollinators and wetland restoration. 

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One of the District's goals is to conserve natural resources and we do that by promoting propagation and preservation of native pollinator plants with local genotypes (from local seed). 

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Late summer and fall is a great time to plant perennials! The soil is warm, yet the nights are getting cooler, allowing the roots to establish before winter, while not overheating the plant.