North Fulton Master Gardeners launch online spring plant sale

Spring is just around the corner and North Fulton Master Gardeners want to help make your garden beautiful with their online Spring 2023 “Give & Garden” Sale.

With each order, 50% of the proceeds will help NFMG continue to provide high-quality horticultural education to the North Fulton Community.

Give & Garden 100% guarantees all plants to grow and thrive within one year of purchase.

Order: www.tinyurl.com/NFMGspringSALE by Apr. 4.

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