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Fall Plant Sale 2026

Fall plant sale - fundraiser event

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Clearwater Community Gardens is inviting you to experience our Fall Plant Sale, happening Saturday, October 3rd from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM at 1277 Grove Street in Clearwater.

Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting your first herb pot on the windowsill, this event is designed to inspire, educate, and connect people who love the simple joy of growing things, especially organic produce.

A Plant for Everyone

Visitors will find a wide variety to choose from, including:

      • Vegetable starts – perfect for kickstarting your fall garden.

      • Culinary herbs – from basil to rosemary, these kitchen staples will brighten up your meals.

      • Medicinal plants – discover natural remedies and healing traditions.

      • Flowering plants – to add beauty and pollinator-friendly color to your garden.

      • Houseplants – ideal for bringing a little green indoors.

    Many of the plants are Florida-friendly or native species, making them easy to grow in our local climate.

    Local Honey and More

    Learn about local honey and see our apiary. You’ll even have the opportunity to get a taste of  our award-winning honey harvested from the on-site beehives. 

    Beyond honey and plants, you’ll also enjoy:

        • Self-guided garden tours – see what sustainable gardening looks like and learn about the different fruit trees that are native and provide us food with little care.

        • A butterfly release – a joyful celebration of nature that delights both kids and adults.

      Supporting a Sustainable Future

      This fundraising event goes directly to supporting the mission of Clearwater Community Gardens. As a volunteer-run nonprofit, CCG is dedicated to cultivating a thriving, sustainable green space that promotes learning, environmental stewardship, and community connection.

      Come for the plants, stay for the community. 

      Bring your friends, and get ready to enjoy a day of plants, community, and learning.

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