The Bastrop County Master Gardeners will host their semiannual plant sale on Oct. 11.

The gist

BCMG Communications Director Linda Shear said attendees can find native plants, including:

• Trees
• Shrubs
• Perennials
• Succulents
• Fall vegetables

Shear noted that proceeds from the plant sales are used for projects such as:

• Irrigation of the Butterfly Garden at Cedar Creek
• Expansion of the Bob Bryant Community Garden
• Bastrop Street Planters

Learn more

The Master Gardeners program is an educational and service-oriented initiative under the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.

BCMG President Chris Toth said the group’s mission is to support the community by promoting and teaching sustainable ecological practices that help the local environment thrive.

Those interested in learning more or becoming a member can click here.

• Oct. 11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
• Free (admission)
• Mayfest Park, 25 American Legion Drive, Bastrop
• www.txmg.org/bastropcounty