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Spring Fling 2020

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Spring Native Plant Sales

@ Beech Hollow Farm

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Blooming this spring in the Forest Garden at Beech Hollow.

Join Us for Spring Fling!

@ Beech Hollow Farm

March 21: Spring Fling Beech Hollow Farm Opening Day 10 am - 4 pm

Come join us for native plant, music and refreshments, rain or shine!

  • Special offerings of native plants for hummingbirds, butterflies, bees and bees.
  • Special spring opening native plant discounts –
  • Refreshments – Just Bakery
  • Music by Todd and Dale from Veribest Farm, 11 – 2
  • For more information visit www.beechhollowfarms.com.

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Native Plant Sales @

Beech Hollow Farm

Spring Sales Start @ Beech Hollow Farm

Beech Hollow Farm

Spring Plant Sales: March 21st - June 13th.

Weekend Plant Sales at Beech Hollow Farm start March 21st.

Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 4pm starting on March 21 until June 13, and again from October through November the farm will be open for retail sales. Please see Event Calendar for more details. Read More

Native Plant Sales @

Beech Hollow Intown

Beech Hollow Intown Sales Start March 27th

Beech Hollow Intown

Spring Plant Sales: March 27th-June 14th.

Spring Sales will be every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10am to 4pm from March 27th until  June 14th.  Fall sales are from October through November.

Please see Event Calendar for more details. Orders placed online may be picked up during regular retail hours or by appointment during the week and offseason. See map for the In-Town location below.

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