Plant Sale 2023

We are gearing up for another fabulous sale! You won’t want to miss it!

Saturday, May 13, 2023 – 8:30 am – 1:00 pm at Wilkins School (80 Boston Post Road, Amherst, NH)

We will be highlighting NATIVE PLANTS this year. Come and learn why they are important for our environment!

2023 Perennial Plant List

There will be many venders with veggies, herbs, hanging pots, houseplants, garden ornaments, used garden books and magazines, container pots — a one-stop kickoff for your gardening season. Something for everyone. Kids can pot a flowering plant for their special Moms! Delicious home baked items to eat or for gifting!

Everyone needs a garden chair!

We work so hard in our gardens and on our landscapes, we all need to also take time to just sit, relax, and enjoy what we have accomplished. Thank you to all who have supported the club by purchasing raffle tickets on these lovely hand painted chairs.

If you want to see the chairs in person and/or would still would like to purchase tickets, they will be at the Amherst Garden Center (Rte. 101, Amherst) Saturday and Sunday, May 6 & 7. Stop by and check them out! Tickets will also be sold at the plant sale (May 13) until 11:00am. The drawing is at NOON!

16 thoughts on “Plant Sale 2023

  1. Hello, we have some fiddlehead ferns (ostrich ferns) in the back yard. If you’d like some for the plant sale, let me know.
    – Richard Hart.

  2. Hi My name is Mike Ciola. I have a few perenial beds that i have to clean out this spring. I wopuld like to offer the plants to you for your annual sale. There are some Irsi bulbs and more some of which you may not want. The beds are becoming too much to manage. Please give me a call at 759-7171 if you are interested. You could come by at anytime. Sincerely, Mike
    ciola.michael@gmail.com

  3. Hi! There used to be a perennial garden in Amherst that sold plants from their huge yard. I’ve forgotten how to get there. Does this still exist?
    Thanks for any help you can give me!

  4. This is wonderful news ! My husband and I have been coming for years and this sale really kicks off the season for us. We won the raffle in 2019 and hope you’ll have another one this year. This is something to look forward to ! Be Safe everyone and we can’t wait to see the plants !

  5. 2019 was terrific and happy to hear that you will be back this spring. Great to see pictures of happy home owners and volunteers who came and supported the club. It would also be nice to see (that is if anyone took them) pictures on your site of the supporting agricultural vendors who were there all day. Just a thought.

    1. Thanks, We do have some photos of the venders from our 2019 event. Sadly no venders for the past two years but we hope they will be back for 2022 Plant Sale, Emerson. I have a great one of you! We always include the venders in our PR. Hope you are having a great winter!
      Marti Warren, President
      Amherst Garden Club

    1. Yes, we are! This Saturday — May 15th — is Amherst Garden Club Day at Amherst Garden Center. Club members will be available to help with plant selections of annuals, vegetable, perennials, trees and shrubs. Owner John, is helping the club out by donating a percentage of the sales back to the club. Glass garden ornaments will also be for sale by club member Peggy Wallace.

  6. Over the years we have had several. The Daylily Farm on Horace Greeley has closed. We have dug and sold their day lilies at our plant sale for the past 10 years. Susan Kierstead has sold perennials for years from her display gardens. She is also a club members. She is located at 58 Seaverns Bridge Road, not too far away from the Amherst Middle School. She opens only in the spring. Here is her email for next spring: amherstsusan@me.com.
    Hope that helps.
    Marti Warren
    Amherst Garden Club

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