Our fall plant sale offers a range of high quality flower bulbs and organic seed garlic selected for planting in Worcester County. All sale proceeds support the district’s conservation efforts.
How to order: To shop online, simply scroll down and click on bulb selections below to view the product pages and add to cart. Before finalizing your order, please read the general information below.
All orders must be picked up at the WCCD office in Holden on Friday, October 17th from 1- 4 pm or Saturday, October 18th from 9 am- 12pm.
Pick up Location and Directions: The WCCD office is located at 52 Boyden Road, Holden, MA. As you proceed up the driveway, we are located in the Medical Arts Building on the left. Look for our lawn signs. Enter the building at the lower left entrance and we will be in the conference room immediately to the left of the front door. If weather permits, we will be outside.
Confirmation: Your order will be confirmed by email. Please note that our transactions are processed via Square and will show up on your bank statement or in your email as Square.
Orders will be filled in the order they were received. Occasionally, there are last minute crop failures at our suppliers. If your selection is unavailable, you offer the choice of a refund or alternative product of similar price (if available).
Sale Policies: You are responsible for picking up your order. Please make arrangements for someone to pick up for you if you can’t make it. Orders not picked up will be considered a donation to WCCD.
Please inform us at pick up time if you question the quality or quantity of your order. There are no refunds after orders are picked up.
If you have questions or need assistance, please email our sale coordinator at plantsales@worcesterconservation.org or call Jen Burt at 508-418-3336.
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SEED GARLIC
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Porcelain. Pungent, finely minced Georgian Fire will heat up salsas and sauces. Sizable bulbs with blushed inner skins store well. Hardneck. Photo credit: Fedco -…
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A new strain with a unique history! Mutated From a Rocambole grown by Paul Pospisil in Ontario, Canada in the late 1990s, a noticeably tall…
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An outstanding Porcelain producing very large bulbs. Strong, robust plants stand out in the garden. A starchy-sweet and substantial garlic when baked. Satiny white bulb…
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Good producer, long storing Artichoke variety. Medium size heads with good size cloves. Good for garlic braiding. Softneck. Photo credits: Filaree Garlic Farm
FALL FLOWER BULBS
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Perfect for adding color to your winter. This forcing flower will add plant life to your home. Amalfi has paler edges, deep rose veins, a…
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Also known as Triteleia laxa Corrina, this fabulous cut flower is best grown in moist, fertile, well-draining soil in full sun to partial sunlight (never shade)…
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5 forAdd to Cart Button TextThis robust hybrid cross yields up to ten, 2"-wide, lily-like, pendant sulfur-yellow flowers with recurved petals on slender, dark stems over attractive, bronze- or brown-mottled… -
Previously known as F. assyriaca, this 1874 heirloom has irresistible maroon bell shaped flowers with bronze-gold interiors, tiny black veins and glaucous foliage. This deer-…
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This naturalizing award-winner has bright white, delicate flowers with a bit of green at the base of the inner petals and shiny green, recurved foliage.…
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This fragrant Hyacinth Bedding Mixture is a vibrant blue, pink and white blend of five varieties of Hyacinth orientalis Aiolos: Blue Jacket, Delft Blue, Fondant,…
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5 forAdd to Cart Button TextPerfect for winter forcing or dazzling outdoor spring displays. These 18/19 cm size exhibition bulbs produce huge, rigid and uniform, fragrant flower spikes studded with… -
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10 forAdd to Cart Button TextThis sweetly scented mixture of The Spring Starflowers will yield a shades-of-blue carpet with intermittent marble-white twinkles. It is a good naturalizer in full sun,… -
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10 forAdd to Cart Button Textsuperb for both garden displays and cut flower bouquets. Dutch Iris are one of the most highly used flowers late spring and early summer floral… -
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10 forAdd to Cart Button TextOne of the most prolifically planted bulbs of all time. A native of Turkey, circa 1878, it yields one to three conical racemes of densely… -
Blooms April and May with a range of daffodils. Naturalizes. Mix includes creamy white to saffron-yellow to bright orange. Double Narcissus, bowl shaped, and star…
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Classic yellow daffodil. Vivid color, strong substance, health and excellent naturalizing capability. Bulb size: 15/17 cm. Blooms in April. Height: 18" to 20". Photo Credit:…
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New from our supplier this year! Fragrant, this 1856 French heirloom has fully double, 5” fuchsia-pink flowers with paler petals at the center and darker,…
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The lush, fully double, 5” bomb-shaped blooms of Sorbet are irresistibly beautiful. It has pink guard petals that erupt with elaborate, flouncy layers of pinkish-ivory…
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Also known as Scilla bifolia carnea or the Alpine Squill, this lightly scented 17th century naturalizer has trusses of star-shaped light pink florets and strappy foliage.…
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Beautiful blend of red, lilac, gold, white, and pink. Much loved for their early, lustrous, cup-shaped blooms, these varieties are great bedding and cutting flowers.…
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Stripes of red and purple on yellow, white and red petals. A collection of Giant Darwin Hybrid, Lily Flowering and Parrot. Named for the artist,…
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Giant Darwin Hybrid Tulips have huge, vibrant flowers on strong stems. They are more apt to return for multiple years of blooms than other sorts…
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This long blooming mix (throughout April and May) is brilliant in natural settings where it can be left undisturbed to promote perennialization. Lower growing than…
Supplies and Services
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Make sure to join us for our 2-part webinar series "Bluebirds in Our Backyard" Sign ups are available on our "Workshops and Webinars" page. …
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The Eastern Screech-Owl (Megascops asio) is a small, camouflaged owl and an opportunistic cavity nester, who will make home high in the trees or in a…
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Process for Soil Testing: Please use the link below to submit a request to our Conservation Planner, Georgia Albanese. You can also email Georgia…
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These woodland notecards were created by artist Joe Smith who is generously allowing WCCD to offer them to you. Joe has served as a WCCD…