Plant Sale & Raffle On for Tomorrow at Library

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Get there early before the raindrops

The Tewksbury Garden Club’s annual plant sale will be tomorrow, May 20 at the Library from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Garden Club will sell a variety of hardy, locally grown annual and perennial plants as well as herbs, tomatoes and vegetables. There will also be a free kids’ planting activity. You can pay by cash or credit card.

In addition, the Friends of the Tewksbury Library and Garden Club will offer raffle baskets, including an ice cream basket with a Mac’s gift card. All ticket sheet sales will be entered in a special door prize drawing courtesy of MOOYAH Billerica, at 199 Boston Rd. You could win free MOOYAH for a year! The cost will be $10 for a sheet of tickets with your door prize ticket.

Plant sale proceeds help support our town gardens, scholarships and various community groups, and you can drop off needed items for the Tewksbury Community Pantry..

Lorna Garey

Lorna is a past and current Malden resident, U.S. Army veteran, and longtime tech and community journalist who has written for organizations ranging from the DIA to InformationWeek. In her previous hometown she founded a hyperlocal news site, the Tewksbury Carnation.