Sogkonate Garden Club’s “Blossoms & Sweets” Sale

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The public is invited to purchase member-grown perennials, small shrubs, vegetable seedlings, native plants, green elephant garden tools and baked goods at the Sogkonate Garden Club’s annual “Blossoms and Sweets” sale Sat. May 23th from 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Location is just to the right of Wilbur’s General Store, in the heart of Little Compton.

New this year is the sale of professionally grown perennial "plugs”. These “plugs” are young plants with well-established root systems and top growth, transplant-ready for your gardens: pollinator spots, shady and sunny areas and ground cover areas.

This is the SGC’s only fundraiser of the year. Proceeds from this sale benefit educational and public programs and enable the SGC to keep them free.

Founded in 1975, the Sogkonate Garden Club’s mission is: Beautify Little Compton with plantings, Educate our current and next generations about gardening, Expand knowledge of gardening and techniques, and Protect and preserve natural resources, birds and wildlife. SGC operates in association with the Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs, New England Garden Clubs and National Garden Clubs.



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