Orchard Park Garden Club
Annual Plant Sale
Spring 2026
Images shown may be digitally or AI-generated for illustrative purposes only and are intended to inspire, not to represent exact inventory. Actual plants will vary in size, bloom color, and form based on maturity and growing conditions. Please refer to plant labels at time of purchase for accurate care information.
Featured Planter Designs
Patriotic Container Gardens
Red, White & Blue for Summer & Beyond
These are planting recipes — curated combinations of plants for you to mix and match in your own containers at home. Each recipe has been designed for compatibility, matching sun, water, and seasonal needs so your planter thrives from first planting through first frost. Individual plants are available for purchase at the sale.
Stars & Stripes
The classic patriotic pot — bold red geranium, deep blue salvia spikes & a honey-scented white alyssum skirt
Your Planting Recipe
Both the Geranium and Salvia are proven heat-tolerant performers that bloom reliably from spring through hard frost.
Seasonal Tip: Trim the Alyssum back by half during the July heat to encourage a fresh flush of white blooms. This combination peaks beautifully for Independence Day.
Wave of Freedom
An all-petunia waterfall of red, white & blue — effortless & spectacular in a hanging basket or tall urn
Your Planting Recipe
This is the most foolproof patriotic planter available — all three plants are Easy Wave Petunias, so they will weave together naturally into a seamless flag-colored tapestry with no guesswork on care.
Seasonal Tip: Fertilize weekly with a bloom-booster formula and these petunias will spread up to three feet wide. Superb for large hanging baskets, tall urns, or window boxes where their trailing habit can shine.
Shady Parade
Patriotic colors for shaded spots — ideal for covered porches, north-facing entrances & dappled garden corners
Your Planting Recipe
A patriotic solution for the shaded corners of your porch or garden that full-sun combinations simply cannot serve. The new N. Guinea Impatiens varieties are disease-resistant, addressing the downy mildew problems of older impatiens lines. All three plants share the same woodland-edge care profile — keep soil consistently moist and they will reward you all season.
Seasonal Tip: Lobelia performs best in the cooler weeks of summer. If it begins to fade in August heat, simply replace it with additional white Impatiens to maintain the patriotic palette through fall.