2021 Virtual Plant Sale

Welcome to the Friends’ 2021 Online Plant Sale!

Instructions

Our popular May fundraiser is going online this year because COVID restrictions will remain at the arboretum through the spring. Please continue to support us by shopping online this year, then come pick up your order and enjoy a safe stroll through the arboretum!

Below you’ll find a list with prices of several dozen plants from our favorite local growers. You’ll be able to order plants through April 27th. There will be timed pick up at the tent on Friday, April 30th and Saturday, May 1st.

Directions for scheduling a time slot to pick up an order will be emailed to all shoppers in April.

The online ordering process is simple: keep adding to your cart until you are ready to checkout, then pay for your selections on the checkout page using either your PayPal account or any of the listed credit cards. If you want more than one of any variety — remember it’s best to plant in threes, or fives, or any larger odd numbers — you can adjust quantities on your list on the shopping cart page before checking out and making payment.

Should you not want to use your credit card online, you can print and complete our order form (click here for Excel form or here for PDF) and mail it in with your check. Just remember that quantities of all plants is limited and the online list will be adjusted daily to reflect sold out plants. Being able to fulfill a mailed order will depend on whether the plant(s) selected are still available on the day the order is received.

A final note: you can find out more about all our plants on many websites, especially those of botanical gardens. One of our favorite references is www.missouribotanicalgarden.org. We also have several preview talks via Zoom scheduled on our Events page where you can learn more and ask questions. Should you still have any questions, please contact us at plantsale@arboretumfriends.net.

**Please do not attempt to order more than the number remaining that appears in red below selected plants for which we have very few left**