2025 plant sale was a record
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are John Scaduto, Rabun County UGA Extension Coordinator; Nathan Eason, ANR agent/CEC for White County UGA Extension Office; Kathy Booker; Laura West; Steven Patrick, Habersham County UGA extension coordinator; Jonathan Twitty and Dalton Marks with Victory Home, who volunteered during the plant sale.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Sydney Jackson, part-time program assistant for Habersham County 4-H, managed a bake sale during the Spring Plant Sale. Proceeds from the bake sale went to Habersham County 4-H helping send 13 kids to summer camp.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. These American beautyberry plants were featured at the Headwaters Master Gardeners recent plant sale.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners yielded a successful Spring Plant Sale earlier this month as proceeds benefited Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with scholarships and community programs. The sale featured hundreds of plant varieties that thrive in different conditions including trees and shrubs; pollinator plants; succulents; bulbs; and native plants.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. This native elderberry was one of many plants at the Headwaters Master Gardeners Plant Sale earlier this month.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners held a record Spring Plant Sale May 7-10 where they sold $8,000 more in plants than the previous year and involved more than 70 volunteers during the four-day event.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Headwaters Master Gardeners held a record Spring Plant Sale May 7-10 where they sold $8,000 more in plants than the previous year and involved more than 70 volunteers during the four-day event.
Headwaters Master Gardeners Association held its Spring Plant Sale earlier this month and proceeds helped support Victory Home, a local nonprofit addiction recovery center for men, along with schol...
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