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2019 Alamance County 4-H Plant Sale

Funds support scholarship and programming for Alamance County 4-H

PUBLISHED ON October 3, 2019

The annual fall plant sale fundraiser has officially begun! This season, we are offering apples, blackberries, figs, Japanese persimmons, muscadines, and plums. We are really excited to be offering such a diverse selection that is brought right to your community. (photo by Philip Miseldine, creative commons/flickr.com)

BURLINGTON, N.C. — The annual fall plant sale fundraiser has officially begun! This season, we are offering apples, blackberries, figs, Japanese persimmons, muscadines, and plums. We are really excited to be offering such a diverse selection that is brought right to your community.

If you are interested in growing your own food, growing food for wildlife, or just want to support the scholarship and programming funds for Alamance County 4-H, this is the sale for you! To shop our complete selection of fruit trees and shrubs, go to Alamance.ces.ncsu.edu and check under the 4-H Youth Development tab for our post.

We are proud to raise funds in this way, in order to support the learning of life skills for the next generation of North Carolinians. Please call us at 336-570-6740 if you have any questions. The sale will end on October 31, 2019. Thank you for your support of 4-H activities!

–Taylor E. Jones, Alamance County Center

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