Shop for Plants Grown at Mount Vernon
The cooler fall weather makes it a great time to plant perennials, trees, and shrubs!
In addition to heirloom plants, we sell many plants native to our region that are beautiful and support the local insect, bird, and wildlife population.
The General's Choice Plant Line
The exclusive General's Choice line features plants propagated from seeds or cuttings collected from plants growing on George Washington's estate.
Plants for Sale
Quantities are limited.
Plants are subject to availability and will be sold on a first come first serve basis. This list is not exhaustive, and there will be additional unlisted plants for sale.
PERENNIALS
| Vines
SHRUBS
TREES
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Directions
The plant sale is located next to our production greenhouses in the Conservation Complex and Volunteer Center (CCVC) parking lot.
Follow the signs to enter the parking lot at the four-way stop intersection of VA 235 (Mount Vernon Memorial Highway) and the George Washington Memorial Parkway. Look for the balloons to help mark the turn from VA 235 and the entrance to the parking lot.
Drive to the CCVC gate (G6 on the map). As you drive through the gate, stay to the right and follow the signs and arrows into the parking lot. Park in the CCVC parking lot (P6 on the map) and walk to the plant sale area, which will be set up in front of the entrance to the volunteer center (11 on the map).
Directions
The plant sale is located next to our production greenhouses in the Conservation Complex and Volunteer Center (CCVC) parking lot.
Follow the signs to enter the parking lot at the four-way stop intersection of VA 235 (Mount Vernon Memorial Highway) and the George Washington Memorial Parkway. Look for the balloons to help mark the turn from VA 235 and the entrance to the parking lot.
Drive to the CCVC gate (G6 on the map). As you drive through the gate, stay to the right and follow the signs and arrows into the parking lot. Park in the CCVC parking lot (P6 on the map) and walk to the plant sale area, which will be set up in front of the entrance to the volunteer center (11 on the map).
