Toledo Botanical Garden Plant Sale

. April 1, 2015.
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Flowers and plants will be the stars at the Toledo Botanical Garden Plant Sale, Thursday, May 7 to Sunday, May 10. Shop the wide variety of perennials and hanging baskets for Mother’s Day gifts, or get info about vegetables, herbs, trees and shrubs. Kids will enjoy the activities and the music and refreshments, while adults will appreciate tours of the Garden and the discussion of the history of one of the area’s natural treasures.

Members are invited to preview the sale items Thursday, May 7 from 4-8; the public is invited Friday 12-8, Saturday, 9-5, and Sunday 12-4. TBG is located at 5403 Elmer Drive, phone 419-536-5566, toledogarden.org. 

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