Biannual Sale Dates: The Parkfairfax Native Plant Sale is held twice a year. The spring sale is the last Saturday in April.
The fall sale is the last Saturday in September.
Directions to the Sale: Parkfairfax is located in the Washington DC metro area inside the I-495 Beltway,
directly across I-395 from Shirlington. From I-395, exit Shirlington/Quaker onto Quaker Lane. At the first light on Quaker,
turn left onto Preston Road. Follow Preston to Valley Drive, turn left on Valley, and cross Gunston Road. The sale is in
the parking lot on the right.
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[Top] Essential information about the sale
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[2] Flyer for the Parkfairfax Native Plant Sale
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Sale flyers
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[3] Map to find Parkfairfax in the D.C. metro area
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Maps & directions
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[4] List of vendors attending our 9/27/08 sale
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Vendors
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[5] Resources for
native plant gardening
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Resources
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[6] About this sale and its purpose
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Purpose
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[7] Results of previous sales
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Past sales
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[8] Instructions for vendors
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Vendor instructions
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[End] Contact information
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Scroll down to view the sale flyer, containing the list of vendors and a map of the neighborhood.
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Open this page to download flyer for the plant sale:
The map below shows the location of Parkfairfax in the greater D.C. metropolitan area.
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Open this page to download maps and directions to the plant sale:
Eleven vendors from four states (Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia) will be attending the 9/27/08 plant
sale.
Open this page to download vendor list and layout for the plant sale:
Open this page to find resources with information about native plants:
About This Sale:
My aim is to promote native plant gardening in our area because gardening with natives is better for our
watershed, our woodlands, and our wildlife, especially birds. Bringing together many growers selling a variety of plants makes
it easier for local gardeners to find quality plants and encourages a greater demand for natives in the nursery industry.
Vendors from Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia will be at the sale.
The sale is entirely organized and run by volunteers. No one makes money from it except the vendors. Parkfairfax Unit
Owners Association provides the location free of charge. Neighbors and members of Tree Stewards of Arlington/Alexandria assist
in running the sale as volunteers. I organize these events as a labor of love to promote native alternatives to invasive,
exotic garden plants and the use of watershed-friendly gardening practices.
Admission is free and open to all -- Parkfairfax residents and non-residents alike.
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