Crabtree Farms’ Annual Fall Plant Sale And Festival Is Sept. 18 In-Person And Sept. 21-25 Online

  • Thursday, September 9, 2021
Crabtree Farms continues their 20-plus year tradition of providing a full array of plant start varieties to the community at their annual Fall Plant Sale and Festival plus an online component.

The Fall Plant Sale & Festival is Sept. 18, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. In addition to plant starts, seeds and soil amendments, there will be vendors, music, kid activities and food available for the community to enjoy.

At the conclusion of the Fall Plant Sale & Festival, all plants will be inventoried and uploaded to Barn2Door, their online store.
On Tuesday, Sept. 21, they will post the link to Barn2Door on their website  at www.crabtreefarms.org and their Facebook page. These remaining plants can be ordered for curbside pick-up from Thursday through Saturday, Sept. 23-25.

"Thank you to our partners: EPB, Lupi's Pizza Pies, Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union, Chattanooga Times Free Press and Compost House," officials said. "Their endorsement helps us provide fresh, healthy food plus networking and educational opportunities for our community. Being a non-profit organization, sponsor support as well as community support makes Crabtree Farms a stronger and more impactful organization."

For questions about the upcoming plant sales, contact Melissa Astin at mastin@crabtreefarms.org or 423-493-9155. 
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