Clay County 4-H Fruit Plant Sale

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Clay County 4-H will begin taking orders for it’s annual fruit plant sale starting on February 1 thru March 15, with pickup in April.

The plants are high quality and a resonable price. All funds raised will be to help the Clay County 4-H continue it’s programming with youth, including sending them to camps or providing educational programing.

Plants and trees that will be sold are as follows (All plants are sold bare-root except blueberries.)(*Denotes new variety added this year)

  • Apple*
  • Cherry*
  • Peaches*
  • Pear*
  • Plums*
  • Grapes*
  • Blackberry*
  • Blueberry
  • Elderberry
  • Raspberry*
  • Strawberry*
  • PawPaw*

To receive an email notification of when orders begin, sign up for our newsletter here. Order forms will also be posted to this site beginning February 1 or you can stop by our office to pick one up. Payment must be received before an order is placed. We accept cash or checks only. Checks are payable to Clay County 4-H. Orders and payment can be mailed to or dropped off at:

Clay County 4-H
25 Riverside Circle, Suite 2
Hayesville, NC 28904

All sales and purchases are final – The quality of the plants needs to be evaluated by the purchaser at the time of pick-up. The 4-H program cannot replace or refund plants that perish once they leave the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Clay County Center.

If there is a specific plant or variety that is not on our list, let us know and we will see if we can get it for you.

To learn more about Clay County 4-H or to order plants and trees, please contact us at (828) 389-6305, option 1, or kiffney.stokes@ncsu.edu.

4H Fruit Sale Order Form

Planting & Caring for Fruit Trees
Grapes & Berries for the Garden
Training & Pruning Fruit Trees

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