Join the Fauquier & Rappahannock Master Gardeners for a fun and informative spring morning at the Marshall Schoolhouse #18 Demonstration Gardens!

Browse a garden yard sale, enter our raffle fundraiser, and bring your favorite hand tools for professional sharpening by The Point Sharpening. Master Gardeners will also be on hand for Tool Talk—sharing tips on selecting and maintaining garden tools and answering your gardening questions.

Explore the beautiful demonstration gardens and get ready for the growing season!

✔ Free admission
✔ Cash or credit accepted for purchases
✔ Rain or shine
✔ All gardeners welcome

Parking is limited at the Schoolhouse. Additional parking available at Northern Fauquier Community Park. Please do not park on 55 or along Whiting Rd. All children should be accompanied by an adult

Join us for a one-hour presentation exploring the beauty and diversity of native wildflowers found throughout Fauquier County, along with a brief look at some of the challenges these plants face. Fauquier County hosts mature hardwood forests, meadows, fallow agricultural fields, wetlands, and riparian habitats, all of which support diverse native plant communities. Join us for an overview of some of the native wildflower bounty of our county. Presenter - Laurie Denker MacNaughton is a lifelong nature chronicler, avid wildflower photographer, and past Board member of the Virginia Native Plant Society, Piedmont Chapter. Event will be help rain or shine at the Virginia Cooperative Extension Office, 24 Pelham St, Warrenton, VA.

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Join us for a special event celebrating Virginia native plants!

Wendy Dorsey of Yellow House Natives (Berryville, VA) will give a talk at 1:00 PM, followed by a plant sale from 1:30–3:00 PM.

The sale will feature $5 deep-rooted plug plants, all native to Virginia. These plugs have strong root systems that establish quickly and require less watering—making them a great choice for home gardeners.

Space is limited, and registration is requested. Please complete the form below the Virginia native plant list to reserve your spot. We hope to see you there!

🌱 Alumroot ‘Autumn Bride’, Blue Mistflower, Blue Wood Aster, Blue-eyed Grass ‘Lucerne’, Butterfly Weed, Calico Aster ‘Lady in Black’, Cardinal Flower, Hyssop-leaf Thoroughwort, Lanceleaf Coreopsis, Moss Phlox ‘Emerald Blue’, Moss Phlox ‘Redwings’, Narrow-leaf Mountain Mint, New England Aster, Oak Sedge, Short-toothed Mountain Mint, Sneezeweed, Swamp Milkweed, Swamp Sunflower, Switchgrass ‘Shenandoah’, Virginia Anemone, White Wood Aster, Wild Columbine, Wild Quinine, Woodland Stonecrop