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1–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily walking and standing
Discover the beauty and importance of native plants at Hilton Head’s annual Native Plant Sale. Learn from experts and support local ecosystems with your garden choices.
Join us for the Coastal Discovery Museum's annual Native Plant Sale on October 4th, featuring over 90 species of native plants. Discover unique varieties that support local wildlife and enhance your garden. Expert volunteers will offer guidance, ensuring you find the perfect plants to create a thriving, eco-friendly landscape.
Come and join us for the next Coastal Discovery Museum annual Native Plant Sale in October 4th from 10 am - 1 pm. The sale will take place at the Coastal Discovery Museum on the Honey Horn grounds. Over 90 species of native plants will be available.
The Lowcountry has a wide variety of plants adapted to our environment. These native plants have great advantages, like requiring little care and providing great benefits to the local wildlife, which use their fruits, nectar, or foliage. By planting these varieties, you are helping us live in harmony with our environment. Whether you are looking for plants to attract hummingbirds, or host plants to encourage the population of native butterflies in your garden, the Coastal Discovery Museum Native Plant Sale have what you need. Volunteers from the Coastal Discovery Museum, Lowcountry Master Gardeners, and South Carolina Native Plant Society will be on site at the sale to provide advice and help you find the right plants. All plants at the sale have labels with information on their growth conditions and unique natural role - whether they are used by native butterflies, bees, or provide food for birds. Azaleas, coneflowers, honey suckle, passion flowers, milkweeds and many other plants are available at the sale.
No reservation required. Cash and checks only.
Have your garden layout or space measurements ready to choose suitable plants.
You’ll be walking among a variety of plants and may spend time outdoors.
Stay hydrated and protected while browsing the sale outdoors.
Leverage the volunteers' knowledge for successful plant choices.
Hilton Head Island has a long-standing tradition of conservation, dating back to its establishment as a protected area in the 20th century.
The Native Plant Sale directly supports local conservation and habitat restoration projects, emphasizing sustainable landscaping.
A hat and sunscreen will keep you comfortable in the outdoor setting.
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Helpful if you plan to do some planting or handling of soil.
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Perfect for jotting down your plant selections and thoughts.
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Carry your new plants and tips home easily.
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