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Category: Plant Sale

From Your Yard to New Plants: Gathering Plant Cuttings with Robin

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Robin holding up a small privet cutting, with hand pruners in her other hand.

New plants can start right in your own yard. Follow Robin’s privet demonstration through photos and short videos as she gathers a branch and trims a cutting. See how sharing plant material and learning together help DIG prepare for the annual plant sale.

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The 2027 DIG Plant Sale Starts Now — With Cuttings!

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DIG members working together at a table preparing plant cuttings for the 2027 Plant Sale.

The 2027 DIG Plant Sale starts months before May. Follow along as DIG members begin Phase 1—preparing 4,000 cuttings with the goal of growing approximately 2,000 plants for the sale.

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Annual Plant Sale

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Our Annual Perennial Plant Sale occurs every May, usually the Saturday before Mother’s Day.  In 2004 there were 400 customers waiting to get in at our 8:30 a.m. opening time.  Some of them had arrived at 5:00 that morning to be near the front of the line.  One customer told us she couldn’t sleep the night before […]

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Recent Posts

  • Discover Microgreens at DIG’s October Meeting
  • From Your Yard to New Plants: Gathering Plant Cuttings with Robin
  • The 2027 DIG Plant Sale Starts Now — With Cuttings!
  • Growing Beautiful Roses in East Contra Costa County
  • The 2027 DIG Plant Sale Starts With a Cutting

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