MACON, Ga. — One Macon woman and some Central Georgia Master Gardeners will be selling plants at the bi-annual plant sale this Saturday.
Vivian Skipper is a plant person.
"It just makes me feel good, people would like to buy something I've grown," she said.
And Vivian grows A LOT.
She brings seeds and cuttings to life in her potting shed that's as big as a house.
A bunch of it she's ready to sell to you.
"This is a begonia, it does get about two feet tall and it does have a pink bloom," she said.
The sale is something Ann Amis looks forward to.
"Hey, I think it's like spreading joy, it really is," Ann said.
The great benefit of going to this event is that you get to pick the brain of people in-the-know.
"They want to put a plant in a spot and we say it gets 10 feet tall and they need something three feet tall," Ann explained.
The prices won't cost you a ton of money, yet some folks do dig into their wallets.
"There are some people who spend their Christmas money there I believe, Ann said.
Nothing wrong with that! It's like springtime gift getting, a chance to check out the sale.
The sale runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Farmers Market on Eisenhower Parkway in the D building.
For the last couple of years they've also had a pre-sale online.