The 2025 Plant Sale Will Open for Orders in March
Plants will be available for pickup Sunday, April 27 at Green Haven Plant Farm. Additional plants will be available for purchase that day.
The 2025 plant list and instructions for visiting our new online store are included below. Please be aware that prices are not yet available.
Pictures from Last Year's Day of Sale
Ordering Information for 2025
The pre-order form with updated prices will be available in February. Look for the opening of our online store in March.
We will offer a nice selection of annuals for pre-order. We plan to offer several new items, including a new hanging basket, a beautiful pot of mixed annuals and a new geranium. The pre-order deadline will be a week before the sale. Orders can be submitted through our new on-line store using a credit card or with Pay Pal. Orders can also be submitted to any garden club member using the 2025 order form. It can be printed using the Download button. Pick-up is at Green Haven Plant Farm on Sunday, April 27. Directions to Green Haven are included below.
Other annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees and vegetable plants will be available for purchase so come prepared to look around and to explore the greenhouses. Other gardening products are also available. The garden club will benefit from any pre-order and day-of-sale purchases. Master Gardener Volunteers will be available to answer questions, recommend plants and provide information on how to care for your plants.
Please visit our online store to place your order. You can pay by credit card or Pay Pal.
Click HERE to visit the online store.
The store also includes information on proper care of each of the plants.
*Please note that if you are using a smart phone you may have to turn your phone to the horizontal position to view this properly.
Tricolor Mandevilla
The tricolor mandevilla is our signature plant. Each 2 gallon pot contains 3 plants: a red, a pink and a white plant. They are striking when all plants are in full bloom. One plant may begin blooming before the others so be patient. Transplant to a large pot or in ground with good soil. For optimal bloom, feed them monthly with a blossom boosting fertilizer. For more information on how to care for your plant, click here.
Plant List for 2025 Sale
2025 Order Form and Pricing Not Yet Available
Pre-ordering will begin in March
Keep a copy of your order form and bring it with you when you pick up your plants
If you prefer not to order from our store you may submit your order to any Pinehurst Garden Club member.
If you have questions, contact Linda at 910-295-3798 (H) or 910-603-8123 (M)
Plants require 6 – 8 hours of full sun for optimal results. Both are suitable for container planting.
Sun Loving Plants
Angelonia
One of the best container plants for hot, sunny spots, angelonia produces beautiful spikes of white flowers all summer long and are sometimes referred to as summer snapdragons because they produce a profusion of flowers that resemble small snapdragons. It is a strong performer in containers as well as landscape beds and borders. Most angelonia varieties grow between 12 and 18 inches tall and do not need deadheading to produce a continuous display of blossoms.
Fan Flower
Even if you’re a seasoned gardener, you may have never heard of fan flower (Scaevola aemula). Native to Australia, this fabulous sun lover is becoming a favorite in U.S. gardens and containers because of its ability to bloom tirelessly even during the dog days of summer. From Spring well into Fall, fanflower puts on a perpetual display of delicate flowers with tiny petals arranged in a fanlike pattern, giving the flowers a wonderfully exotic look. Fan flower is tough and easy going and will continue to bloom even when neglected.
Shade Loving Plant
Torenia
This low-maintenance flowering annual plant thrives and blooms in the shade and tolerates the heat and humidity of summer. It does not need deadheading, it puts up with drought and it will also grow in some sun. Customers havd had the best luck with this plant in less than 4 hours of direct sun.
Directions to Green Haven – From the Big Traffic Circle in Pinehurst, take Hwy 15-501 North to Hwy 22 (about 8 miles). Turn right on Hwy 22 and go about 0.5 miles. Green Haven is on your left. Follow the driveway all the way to the green houses in back. Direction signs will be out on Hwy 15-501 and Hwy 22.
