Our volunteers have been hard at work this spring. Here are just a few highlights! Lindheimer Chapter members were very busy: they planted native plants at the Heritage Museum of Texas Hill Country, and they held a wonderful plant sale, too. Tonkawa Chapter volunteers hosted an extremely successful sale. In fact, they sold out except for a handful of plants. Highland Lakes Chapter had not one, not two, but three booths at the Burnet County Lawn and Garden Show. And Clear Lake Chapter attracted long lines of shoppers eager to load their carts and boxes with native plants. Keep up the good work!
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Lindheimer Chapter members Mickey Reverie, Pam Henderson, Peggy Haley, and Ellen Anderson, plant native plants at Heritage Museum of Texas Hill Country, April 5, 2022. Photo taken by Debbie Kyrouac. 
Volunteer explains native plants to young and old alike at the Tonkawa Chapter spring plant sale, April 16, 2022. Photo taken by Alison Frank. 
Volunteers set up tables filled with native plants at the Tonkawa Chapter spring plant sale, April 16, 2022. Photo taken by Alison Frank. 
Tonkawa Chapter member poses in chapter t-shirt at the chapter’s spring plant sale, April 16, 2022. Photo taken by Alison Frank. 
Shoppers pick out plants at the Tonkawa Chapter spring sale, April 16, 2022. Photo taken by Alison Frank. 
Plants, plants, and more plants at Tonkawa Chapter spring plant sale, April 16, 2022. Photo taken by Alison Frank. 
Highland Lakes Chapter members at the Burnet County Lawn and Garden Show sponsored by the Highland Lakes Master Gardeners. The chapter had three booths selling native plants. Front is Sharon McBride and Pat Campbell, back is Rick Booth and Fred Zagst. Photo by Diane Brummell, March 26, 2022. 
Lindheimer Chapter members Debbie Kyrouac, Peggy Haley, and JoAnna Hall, buying plants at NICE partner, South Texas Growers. Mrs. Hall is owner. Photo taken by employee, March 30, 2022. 
Ellen Anderson planting natives at Heritage Museum of Texas Hill Country, April 4, 2022. Photo taken by Peggy Haley. 
Volunteers greet shoppers with smiles at the Clear Lake Chapter plant sale, March 26, 2022. Photo by Dick Schaffhausen. 
Visitors showed up ready to score! This shopper filled up a big box at the Clear Lake Chapter plant sale, March 26, 2022. Photo by Dick Schaffhausen. 
There were so many plants to choose from! This shopper thoughtfully decides what to buy at the Clear Lake Chapter plant sale, March 26, 2022. Photo by Dick Schaffhausen. 
People lined up for a shot at the best selection at the Clear Lake Chapter plant sale, March 26, 2022. Photo by Dick Schaffhausen.