An Extraordinary Gardening Event
Sister Plants Welcome
"More than anything I must have flowers, always, always."
--Claude Monet
(French Painter, 1840-1926)
Each spring, rain or shine, Sister Plants holds a perennial plant sale beginning on the Saturday after Mother's Day, in Reading, Massachusetts.
- Saturday & Sunday, May 18-19, 2013, 8:00-3:00 (full service)
- Monday & Tuesday, May 20-21, 2012, Daylight Hours (self-serve)
Sale Highlights
Our week-long sale starts each year on the Saturday after Mother's Day and is held rain or shine. Come share the fun:
- Perennials, shrubs, trees, herbs, and vegetable plants grown by expert gardeners at low prices.
- Skilled growers available to answer your gardening questions.
- The annual Reading Garden Club Sale right down the street.
- Garden consultations available.
Visit the Sister Plants Sale Information page for details about this year's sale.
Sister Plants Spring Perennial Plant Sale
"Feel free to explore my garden, my never-ending labor of love, my stress-reliever, my serenity, my constant awareness of miracles, my gift to others to enjoy.
"I sincerely welcome your suggestions and YOU! Please come to the sale, or visit any time, any season."
Perennially yours,
Terry Hale
Sister Plants
Sister Plants growers pour intensive, loving care into this special perennial sale by propagating perennials, trees, shrubs, and herbs all year long that flourish in local New England growing conditions. The sale brings together the talents of an avid group of local gardeners, and over 90% of our plants are grown in our own back yards.
We thoroughly enjoy meeting other home gardeners and are enthusiastic about sharing our love and knowledge of plants with you. Our reward for the many long hours and hard work that goes into preparing for the sale is the lasting relationships we have built over the years and the fun we have.
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Sister Plants donates a percentage of sales to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Greater Boston. Make-A-Wish grants wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses.
A yearly contribution is made in memory of Chris Hollis, a former neighbor who died at age 19. Chris had his wish to visit Disneyland granted through the Foundation.