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The Spring Plant Sale and Market returns to The North Carolina Arboretum

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Photos courtesy of The North Carolina Arboretum

Plant parents, rejoice: The North Carolina Arboretum’s Spring Plant Sale and Market is back next Friday-Saturday, May 30-31.

Shop a vibrant collection of annuals, perennials, and crafts from 30+ local growers and businesses.

The two-day event also includes:

  • Live music all weekend
  • A Kids’ Corner on Saturday
  • “Collectors’ Corner,” a unique selection of specialty plants and trees grown at the Arboretum

Psst… If you miss the Spring Plant Sale, there are more events all season long during Spring Into the Arb.

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