2023 Spring Upstate Native Plant Sale
April 15 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Conestee Park, 840 Mauldin Road, Greenville
The In-Person Plant Sale is Back!
The annual Spring sale is a large, in-person style sale again this year at Conestee Park, 840 Mauldin Road in Greenville.
The date is Saturday, April 15th from 9:00am to 1pm.
There will be a wide variety of native shrubs, trees, perennial wildflowers, ferns, vines, grasses, water plants, and much more. Knowledgeable advisors will be on the sale floor to assist all customers with plant selection. Assume lots of impulse buying, and bring your own cart or wagon. (Regretfully, we won’t have any to loan out this year.)
Cash, credit cards, and checks accepted. A 3% surcharge will apply for credit card orders to cover our Square expenses. (Sorry! But, you know: non-profit, and all that!)
Click HERE for a link to our FAQs for shoppers.
Early Access for Members & Volunteers on April 8-9:
THE ONLINE ORDER FORM is now live! Sale volunteers and paid-up Upstate Native Plant Society members, pile on!
Plant pickup at the Upstate Native Nursery (180 Lakewood Drive, Greenville) must be no later than sundown on Wednesday, April 12. (And YES — we will be watching that sundial!)
Click HERE for a link to our FAQs for volunteers.
PLANT LIST: Download a list of available plants here:
Download a Site Map: HERE
Download and share our Flyer: HERE
Guest Vendors and special exhibits
Guest vendors will include Carolina Wild, Jeff Miller with his carnivorous plants, and Saturnia Farms. These are always among our most popular booths. (Well, besides the plants themselves!)
There will also be educational exhibits including some of our favorite beekeepers; a bookstore stall with engaging tomes on Native plants (for both perusal and sale); and a public service booth focusing on exotic invasive species (“Get thee Gone, Fig Buttercups!”).
Volunteers Needed
We still need a few more volunteers to run the sale. (You wouldn’t believe how many it takes!) We will train you on the various jobs from moving plants, assisting customers, writing up invoices, holding plants while customers continue to shop, and loading plants into vehicles. Click HERE to see all the ways you can help make the sale a success.