Plant Pop-up Fundraiser - Free catered Lunch From Maggiano’s Little Italy

April is generally considered a great time to plant your perennials, as the threat of frost has usually passed, and soil temperatures are warm enough for most plants to establish themselves well, making it a good window to introduce new perennials to your garden. Unlike annuals, perennials are a one-time purchase that pays you back for years, making them a great economic choice for gardeners on a budget.

Perennials come back every year, so you don't need to replant them each spring.Our nonprofit organization DFOWW Incorporated is hosting a free indoor plant pop-up fundraiser sale on Saturday April 5, 2025, from 11:30pm – 3:30pm. Free catered lunch from Maggiano’s will be served to anyone who makes a minimum 2 plant purchase. In addition, if you buy 2 plants you also get a 3rd plant free.

Plant selections include but not limited to the following, Geraniums, Black-eyed Susans, Coneflowers, Shasta daisies, Hollyhocks, Lavender, Lilies, Lupines, Primroses, Russian Sage, Clematis Daffodils, Baby's Breath, Tulips, Bee Balms, Mother of Thyme, Digitalis Dalmatian (Foxglove), Amsonia (Blue Star), Shasta Daisy, Hostas, False Indigo (Baptisia), Phlox, Hydrangeas, Stonecrop (Sedum), Astereae (Asters) Bromeliads, Tortum Philodendron, Esqueleto Monstera, Silver Dragon Alocasia, Little Swiss Monstera, Moonlight Scindapsus, Raven ZZ, Baltic Blue Pothos, Peru Monstera, Pink princess philodendron, Calathea plant, Alocasia jacklyn, Geogenanthus (rare), Prayer plant, philodendrons, Zamioculcas, Snake plant, Money tree, Peace lily, Lucky bamboo, Anthurium, and array of other indoor and outdoor plants.Plant prices range from $15 to $40 depending on size and selection type.

This is a kid-friendly event, so bring the family. Scan the QR on the flyer or register using the link below:

https://dfoww.org/free-indoor-yard-and-plant-sale-event.../

Host or Publisher DFOWW Incorported