Brodhead Watershed Assn. Hosts Online Native Plant Sale Now Thru May 21 In Monroe County

Brodhead Watershed Association is hosting an online Native Plant Sale, with ordering now through May 21 and curbside pickup of the plants on June 5, in Tannersville, Monroe County.

The sale will be for pre-paid pre-orders made online only.  Pre-orders close 5:00 p.m. May 21. No refunds. All sales final.

Approximately 65 types of perennial plants will be available, with categories for sun- and shade-loving plants, as well as deer-resistant ones. All of them are native to this area, so they will be beneficial to the local ecosystem and require less care.

All orders will be pre-paid and distributed by contactless curbside pickup from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. June 5, at Pocono Township Fire Hall’s “carnival building” on Route 611, Tannersville. Bring your receipt and ID to verify your purchase.

BWA members get 10 percent off their entire purchase. Shoppers can buy a BWA membership online along with their plants.

BWA thanks these event sponsors: Lansdowne Insurance Agency, Colonial Auto Sales, Strauser Nature’s Helpers, Pocono Rocks! and Resort Beverage.

This event is also made possible by our Environmental Partners: Berkheimer Foundation, Vigon International, Sanofi, Edie Stevens, Mike & Patty Stein and Mark Dodel & Patricia Rylko.

For all the details, visit the Native Plant Sale webpage.

For more information on programs, initiatives and other upcoming events, visit the Brodhead Watershed Association website or Follow them on FacebookClick Here to sign up for regular updates from the Association.  Click Here to become a member.

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[Posted: March 22, 2021]


3/29/2021

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