Lower Trent Conservation Launches 2025 Native Plant Sale

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Lower Trent Conservation (LTC) is thrilled to announce the opening of its highly anticipated 2025
Native Plant Sale on Monday, December 2, 2025. This annual initiative supports biodiversity,
promotes the use of native species in landscaping, and helps protect local ecosystems while raising
funds for conservation efforts.

The program offers a selection of native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers suited to a variety of soil
types, sunlight conditions, and landscapes. These plants not only enhance the beauty of gardens and
properties but also provide critical habitat for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife.

“Native plants are a vital part of our ecosystem and planting them helps to create resilient
landscapes that benefit both people and nature,” says Massimo Narini, Watershed Services
Specialist. “We’re excited to offer residents a way to contribute to local conservation efforts while
greening their spaces.”

Key Details for the 2025 Native Plant Sale:

Order Start Date: Monday, December 2, 2024

Pick-Up Dates: Late April for seedlings, and early June for saplings, wildflowers and Little Forest
Kits.

How to Order: Visit our website at www.ltc.on.ca/outreach-stewardship/stewardship/privatelands-stewardship/native-plant-sale/

Orders can be placed through Lower Trent Conservation’s user-friendly online portal. Early ordering
is encouraged, as quantities are limited, and high demand is expected.

Proceeds from the sale will go directly toward supporting Lower Trent Conservation’s work,
including habitat restoration and stewardship

Join us in growing a greener future while supporting your local conservation authority. Together, we
can make a lasting impact on our environment!

Pete Fisher
Author: Pete Fisher

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