Celebrate Spring with Us!
The 26th Annual Plant Sale
Saturday, May 17, 2025
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or until sold out
Cape Cod Fairgrounds
Marketplace Barn
Route 151 & Currier Road
East Falmouth
This year, our popular Annual Plant Sale has focused on expanding its offerings of pollinator-friendly plants native to the Cape and Massachusetts, as well as unique varieties of perennials, vegetables, companion annuals, herbs, and dahlias locally grown by members of the Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod. As in past years, gardeners can continue to expect a vast selection of tomato plants, with an increased range of flavorful heirloom varieties!
A choice offering of native and climate-friendly hydrangeas, plus favorite flowering rhododendrons, native azaleas, and kalmias will be featured in their own tent annexed to the 7,200 square foot Marketplace Barn.
The 26th Annual Plant Sale has a streamlined layout for faster checkout, combined with a friendly shopping atmosphere and master gardener volunteers on hand to answer all planting questions. Proceeds from the Annual Plant Sale benefit our community outreach and public education programs throughout Barnstable County.
Cash and checks preferred; credit cards also accepted.
2025 PLANT SALE BUILDING LAYOUT: find the plants you want
THIS IS A RAIN OR SHINE EVENT! Cape Cod Fairgrounds does not permit dogs on its premises; please leave all pets at home.
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A selection of vegetable seedlings and culinary herbs will be for sale in 4-inch pots, plus perennials and choice varieties of rhododendrons and hydrangeas in gallon-sized pots. The edibles for sale will include tomato plants -- heirloom, cherry, slicers, container and paste varieties, as well as peppers - from sweet and juicy to hot and spicy - plus squash, zucchini, pumpkins and other vegetables and herbs.
Master Gardener grow seedlings at home, transplant them into 4-inch pots, then transfer them to greenhouses for further growth. Volunteers have been busy preparing labels and descriptions for each plant to support buyers' success in their gardens.
Questions about the sale? Please email gardeners@capecod.gov.