Our Native Plant Sale
at the Rockport-Fulton HummerBird Celebration
**The list will be updated at the end of the 1st week in September
based on available inventory from our suppliers. **
What to Expect
Discover a beautiful selection of Texas native plants — perennials, shrubs, trees, grasses, and vines — chosen to thrive in our coastal climate and beyond while supporting hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. We encourage all who attend to save yourself time and money by finding out your ecoregion number to ensure the plants you purchase are well suited for your area of Texas. But, no worries if you don't, we will have maps out showing where all our plants are meant to grow!
Free gardening tips from Master Naturalists with every purchase!
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Date:
Friday, Sept. 18 & Saturday, Sept. 19 — 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, Sept. 20 — 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location:
Fulton Convention Center, 402 N. Fulton Beach Rd., Fulton, TX
Pricing:
4-inch - $4
1/2 gal. - $6
1 gal. - $10
2 gal. - $16
Flats - $50
Larger plants marked individually
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​Cash, check, and credit cards accepted.
Bring boxes or bags for your plants.
No pre-orders or online sales — all plants available on-site while supplies last.
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Why Plant Natives?
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Thrive in our Texas heat, drought, and occasional cold
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Save water and reduce maintenance once established
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Provide essential food and habitat for local wildlife and pollinators
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Support the health of our coastal ecosystems
Full plant list with detailed descriptions and photos will be available at the sale. Quantities are limited!
Every plant you take home helps fund the Mid-Coast Chapter’s conservation projects,
education programs, and habitat restoration work across eight Texas counties!
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Plants We Hope to Have Available
We hope to offer a wide variety of high-quality native plants, including many grown or propagated by chapter members and partners. *Come back to our website at the end of the 1st week in September for an updated list from our growers.
Popular selections would include:
Ground Covers: Horseherb, Frogfruit, Woolly Stemodia
Grasses: Gulf Muhly, Inland Sea Oats, Shore Little Bluestem
Milkweeds: (essential for Monarchs!) Antelope-Horns, Slim Milkweed, Zizotes, Butterfly Milkweed, Green Milkweed, Aquatic Milkweed
Perennials & Wildflowers: Crucita, Gregg’s Mistflower, Betonyleaf Mistflower, Blackfoot Daisy, Scarlet Sage, Mealy Blue Sage, Engelmann Daisy, Pink Evening Primrose, Mexican Hat, and many more
Shrubs: Texas Lantana, Cenizo (Texas Sage), Turk’s Cap, American Beautyberry, Flame Acanthus, Rock Rose, Esperanza, and more
Trees & Larger Shrubs: Yaupon Holly, Texas Persimmon, Texas Ebony, Anacua, Desert Willow, and several oaks
Vines: Crossvine, Coral Honeysuckle, Railroad Vine, Snapdragon Vine
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​Mark your calendar and bring your friends and family!
The Fall is the perfect time to start or expand your native garden while celebrating the HummerBird Festival!
Do not plant Tropical Milkweed!
It can be infected by the OE Parasite and will damage all Monarch caterpillars that use it to feed!
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Damaged Monarch Photo by Zerces Society
These will serve as laminated signage that we put out with each species we have at our Plant Sale!
Items with an * by the name are confirmed as "in inventory" - quantities vary and while supplies last.
**The list will be updated at the end of the 1st week in September based on available inventory from our suppliers. **