Watauga Extension 2026 fruit plant sale is now open. All plants must be pre-ordered and prepaid by Friday March 27th and will be picked up Friday April 17th from 12:00 pm-6:00 pm or Saturday April 18th from 9:00 am-12:00 pm.
Order Forms: are available at our office at 971 W. King St. or view them here 2026 Fruit , 2026 Fruit Plant Sale order form .pdf , 2026 Apple Chart , 2026 fruit Plant descriptions
Payment:
- If paying with cash, please have correct change as we do not have access to cash. We’re sorry we can’t take credit cards. As a state institution it is still difficult and expensive. Once we receive the payment for your order it will be processed by a Master Gardener, who will email you a confirmation.
Options for giving us your order:
- Mail your order to: Watauga Extension Service 971 W. King St. Boone NC 28607.
- Drop off at our office: Please drop orders in the box marked “Fruit Plant Sale” in our front office, a Master Gardener will enter the orders as they are received and paid for, and then will email you a confirmation and a receipt along with a scanned copy of your order.
- Email order form: wataugamastergardener@gmail.com This is really to help people who don’t have printers and want to email their order. You will still need to mail or drop off your check. Your order will not be processed until we recieve payment. Make sure the check has the same name as the form you emailed so we know which order it goes with.
Order Confirmation:
- Receipt will be emailed to confirm your order has been received and processed.
- Availability of plants: Once we sell out of an apple variety we can’t get more. We sometimes need to make substitutions, especially towards the end of the sale. Before mailing a check, please look at our website where we will list items we have sold out of. We do try to contact you if we feel like we don’t have a substitute that is very similar. If you aren’t willing to take a substitute, please be sure to check “no substitutes” on your order form.
Please click this link for Information about growing fruit plants