Location: 5573 Sunview Drive, Elbridge, NY. Come out and find many varied plants native to Central New York, talk with experts about best planting methods, and add some beauty to your land! This is a great opportunity to add to your landscaping, get some interesting new plants, AND help CNY Land Trust. All proceeds of the plant sale benefit CNY Land Trust’s work to protect natural areas in Onondaga and Oswego Counties.
This plant sale is free and open to the public. Plenty of parking is available along Sunview Drive. Sunview Drive is a turn north off of NY State Route 5, 1.5 miles east of the center of Elbridge.
A partial list of plants for sale: Solomon’s seal( normal and variegated), false Solomon’s seal, foam flower, wild ginger, European ginger, may apple, cup plant, pagoda dogwood, hemlock,tuliptree, ostrich, sensitive and bulbet fern, white woodland ...
Location: 5573 Sunview Drive, Elbridge, NY. Come out and find many varied plants native to Central New York, talk with experts about best planting methods, and add some beauty to your land! This is a great opportunity to add to your landscaping, get some interesting new plants, AND help CNY Land Trust. All proceeds of the plant sale benefit CNY Land Trust’s work to protect natural areas in Onondaga and Oswego Counties.
This plant sale is free and open to the public. Plenty of parking is available along Sunview Drive. Sunview Drive is a turn north off of NY State Route 5, 1.5 miles east of the center of Elbridge.
A partial list of plants for sale: Solomon’s seal( normal and variegated), false Solomon’s seal, foam flower, wild ginger, European ginger, may apple, cup plant, pagoda dogwood, hemlock,tuliptree, ostrich, sensitive and bulbet fern, white woodland and big-leave aster, soap wort, feverfew, cut leaved coneflower, obedient plant, jack-in-pulpit, bee balm, rudbeckia, sedum, thornless blackberry, hosts, columbine, Appalachian sedge, evening primrose, garden phlox, Lily’s-of the-valley, daisy, spiderworkt, blackeyed susan, coreopsis, sundrop, bachelor buttons, “money” plant.
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