Knox-Lincoln spring plant sale catalog and online ordering are here

Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District’s 2021 Spring Plant Sale Catalog is now available in print and online! Plants are available for pre-order only, either online or by mail through Monday, April 12. This year we are offering safe scheduled curbside pick-up of your order on Saturday, May 8 at Union Fairgrounds. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, there will be no cash & carry items and no public sale this year. Quantities are limited so order early – and often – for the best selection!

This annual spring fundraiser provides more than 180 varieties to choose from: bareroot fruit trees and berries for the home orchard and garden; native conifers, deciduous trees, shrubs and vines for conservation, wildlife, and landscape enhancement; and native, organic, Maine-grown perennials and herbs in 1-gallon pots for pollinators. The plant list includes new varieties in all categories as well as tried and true favorites. As always, the print catalog offers descriptions of the plants and cultural requirements to aid in choosing the right plant for the right place. Plant care fact sheets and additional information, including plant images, may be found in our newly updated online store and website.

Don’t wait – visit www.knox-lincoln.org/spring-plant-sale to download a catalog or to shop online; call 596-2040 or email julie@knox-lincoln.org to receive a catalog by USPS – and, think spring!

 
 

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