Spring is just around the corner and the Hays County Master Gardeners Association will hold its annual Spring plant and tree sale beginning March 16. A popular event among gardeners, the sale features a wide variety of Spring and Summer vegetables, herbs, shrubs, and trees, many of which have been propagated from members’ plantings and seeds.
Open to the public, the sale can be shopped online or in person. The online sale is active March 16 to 22 by visiting haysgardener. square.site.
In-person sales are March 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Buda at the Buda Downtown Gazebo and Greenbelt, 319 Main Street, and at the Budaful Farmers Market at 204 San Antonio St.
Plants are locally grown, climate-appropriate plants specially propagated for the unique environment of Hays County.
The Buda locations will feature plants not available in the online sale.
Shoppers who purchased their plants online can pick up their purchases in Buda during the March 23 in-person event at the Buda Gazebo and Greenbelt, 319 Main Street, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
To learn about featured plants for the Spring Sale and discover helpful gardening articles, go to facebook.com/HaysCountyGardeners/.
The Texas Master Gardener program is a volunteer service initiative designed to bring the best horticultural practices to residents throughout the state. To become a Texas Master Gardener, trainees complete a minimum of 50 hours of instruction conducted through Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and then donate 50 hours of volunteer service back to their communities.
To learn how to become a Master Gardener, visit hayscountymastergardeners. org/about-3. For more information about the Hays County Master Gardeners, visit hayscountymastergarden-ers. org or follow on Instagram.
