# Event Details - **Event Name**: Jerilyn's Native Plants of the Piedmont Native Plant Sale - **Event Start and End Date**: Sat, 11 Oct, 2025 at 09:00 am – Sat, 11 Oct, 2025 at 02:00 pm - **Event Description**: Fall is here. Asters and goldenrod are America's fall flowers that feed the pollinators when few other nectar sources are available to feed them. Asters and goldenrod help to fuel the monarchs as they migrate south. These two native powerhouses are also the host plants for over 200 different butterfly and moth species combined! This week, we will have an incredible selection of asters and goldenrod. You can have blooming plants in your yard this fall to help save our local pollinators and those traveling through on their journey south! Lauren, Madeleine and I will be back at Woods Charter School with our native plants to start our fall plant sales next Saturday, October 11 starting at 9 am! We can't wait to see all of you again! The weather is finally cooling off and fall is the best time to plant. The soil temperatures are still warm and the air temperatures will start to cool (thank goodness!). Plants focus their energy on root growth over the fall and winter resulting in far more drought tolerant and larger plants with more blooms next spring and summer. If you are new to native plants, please do not hesitate to ask any questions or show us photos, we want to help you! We also want to make native plants affordable to all, so our plants start at just $5. Our disappearing wildlife needs are help and we want everyone to be able to do just that! Every year in America, over 800,000 acres of the American landscape are cleared to develop more land for us, but this is coming at a great cost to our wildlife. Our butterflies, moths, native bees, fireflies, birds,... are losing the plants that they have depended on for their survival and to feed their young at an astonishing rate. Just over 14% of America's native species support over 90% of America's butterfly and moth species and 1/3 of our native bees. Over 96% of terrestrial birds rely on insects, mainly caterpillars, to feed their young. Every one of these species is in decline at an average of 10 million birds per species. Only native plants serve as the host plants for our butterflies and moths to lay their eggs and feed their caterpillars. Without these native plants, we lose our butterflies, moths, native bees and everything that depends on them. Flying insect numbers are down 65% in the past 20 years and 34% in the past ten years because their habitat is being cleared for turf grass, houses, roads, schools, strip malls, hospitals,...By each of us adding these plants back to our little piece of the American landscape (our yards), most of which are planted with non-native plants installed by builders, we can help save our local wildlife populations. You can help. We can all help. We can save our wildlife together plant by plant, yard by yard. Please join me and many others by planting America's plants to save America's wildlife! These are the plants native to the NC Piedmont that we will have at the October 11 plant sale. We offer deep landscape plugs, four inch, quarts and one gallons. We have a great selection of plants from just $5. Pale purple coneflower Baby Joe Pye W**d Maryland golden aster Butterflyweed Swamp milkweed Common milkweed Bluebird smooth aster October Skies aromatic aster Raydon's Favorite aromatic aster Lady in Black calico aster Blue wood aster White wood aster New England aster Carolina climbing aster Fireworks goldenrod Golden Fleece goldenrod Blue stemmed goldenrod American alumroot Autumn Bride hairy alum root Common evening primrose Sundrops Ohio spiderwort Blue false indigo Seashore mallow Nodding Onion Stokes aster Wild petunia Blue-eyed grass Wild strawberry Downy skullcap Anise hyssop Meehan's mint Azure blue sage Lyre leaf sage Lynnhaven Carpet robin's plantain Wild petunia Golden groundsel Woodland phlox Blue Moon woodland phlox Dwarf crested iris Blue mistflower Jacob's ladder Narrow leaf sunflower Bradbury's monarda Wild bergamot Scarlet bee balm Monarda punctata Rattlesnake master Short and Sweet wild pink Threadleaf bluestar Jeana garden phlox Eastern columbine Foamflower Woodland stonecrop Common violet Silver Gem Applalachian violet Labrador violet Pierre green and gold Green and gold Wild quinine Dense blazing star Appalachian blazing star Golden Alexander Common (Virginia) mountain mint Narrowleaf mountain mint Short-toothed mountain mint Appalachian mountain mint Hoary mountain mint Cardinal flower Great blue lobelia New York Ironweed Brown-eyed Susan Orange coneflower Black-eyed Susan Purple coneflower Nana dwarf coreopsis Zagreb dwarf threadleaf coreopsis Little Redhead Indian pink Foxglove beardtongue Small's penstemon Calico penstemon Husker Red penstemon Emerald blue moss phlox Fort Hill moss phlox Rosy sedge Appaclachian sedge Creek sedge Pennsylvania sedge Pink muhly grass Shenandoah switchgrass Prairie Blues little bluestem John Clayton coral honeysuckle Major Wheeler coral honeysuckle Trumpet vine Passionflower Virgin's bower Inkberry Spicebush American beautyberry American elderberry Oakleaf hydrangea Shrubby St. John's wort Strawberry bush St. Andrew's Cross We truly appreciate your support of our very small family nursery. You allow us to continue doing what we love and are passionate about! Thank you! - **Event URL**: https://allevents.in/pittsboro/jerilyns-native-plants-of-the-piedmont-native-plant-sale/200029039347728 - **Event Categories**: trips-adventures, fireworks - **Interested Audience**: - total_interested_count: 3 ## Ticket Details - **Ticket URL**: http://facebook.com/200029039347728?utm_source=AllEvents.in&utm_medium=event-discovery-platform&utm_campaign=pittsboro-events ## Event venue details - **city**: Pittsboro - **state**: NC - **country**: United States - **location**: Woods Charter School - **lat**: 35.814970687706 - **long**: -79.109942235826 - **full address**: Woods Charter School, 160 Woodland Grove Lane,Pittsboro, North Carolina, United States ## Event gallery - **Alt text**: banner - **Image URL**: https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events6/banners/09d3661bd1bb9977bda13fe7a5f1792473f4da4f60aff0c40ef6e57a20c2b0b3-rimg-w1200-h1623-dc8b97fd-gmir?v=1760198787 - **Alt text**: thumbnail - **Image URL**: https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events6/banners/7cdbf9f8965c76d30feb9dfb8593520e569a5554b1da28d3a7f9504540e7fd1a-rimg-w300-h300-dc8c97fd-gmir?v=1760198788 ## FAQs - **Q**: When is the event happening? - **A:** Sat, 11 Oct, 2025 at 09:00 am - **Q**: Where is the event happening? - **A:** Woods Charter School, 160 Woodland Grove Lane,Pittsboro, North Carolina, United States - **Q**: What type of event is this? - **A:** trips-adventures, fireworks - **Q**: Where can I find ticket details about Jerilyn's Native Plants of the Piedmont Native Plant Sale ? - **A:** You can find ticket details about this event on AllEvents. ## Structured Data (JSON-LD) ```json [ { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Event", "name": "Jerilyn's Native Plants of the Piedmont Native Plant Sale", "image": "https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events6/banners/09d3661bd1bb9977bda13fe7a5f1792473f4da4f60aff0c40ef6e57a20c2b0b3-rimg-w1200-h1623-dc8b97fd-gmir?v=1760198787", "startDate": "2025-10-11", "endDate": "2025-10-11", "url": "https://allevents.in/pittsboro/jerilyns-native-plants-of-the-piedmont-native-plant-sale/200029039347728", "location": { "@type": "Place", "name": "Woods Charter School", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "streetAddress": "160 Woodland Grove Lane,Pittsboro, North Carolina", "addressLocality": "Pittsboro", "addressRegion": "NC", "addressCountry": "US" }, "geo": { "@type": "GeoCoordinates", "latitude": "35.814970687706", "longitude": "-79.109942235826" } }, "eventAttendanceMode": "https://schema.org/OfflineEventAttendanceMode", "description": "Fall is here. 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