Interested in attracting butterflies to your property? Our plant sale features native, nectar, host and accent plants, with proceeds benefiting the Florida Museum’s Butterfly Rainforest exhibit.
Fall Plant Sale
Date: September 19 & 20, 2025
Location: UF Cultural Plaza near the Florida Museum
The Florida Museum’s exhibits building is currently closed for the large-scale expansion project but we are still hosting this popular sale!
Check our calendar or subscribe to our email lists for plant sale alerts.
Anticipated Plants
We’re starting to make plants for our fall plant sale! Below is a list of the plants from our spring sale so you can get an idea of what we typically have available. We will update this to reflect the fall plant list as we get closer to the big sale weekend. If you need planting and care info on plants you bought at this or previous sales, check our searchable full list of plants.
Swamp Milkweed- White Swamp Milkweed
- Butterfly Weed
- Whorled Milkweed
- Purple Passionflower
- Corky Stemmed Passionflower
- Lopsided Indian Grass
- Muhly Grass
- Purpletop Grass
- Woolly Dutchman’s Pipe
- Paw Paw
- Sweet Gum
- Black Cherry
- Southern Crabapple
- Wild Strawberry
- Turkey Tangle Fogfruit
- Golden Alexander
- Adam’s Needle
- Tulip Poplar
- Redbay
- Spicebush
- Twinflower
- Swamp Twinflower
- Pineland Twinflower
- Walter's Violet
- Bird's Foot Violet
- Coontie
- Yellow Canna
- White Indigo
- Apalachicola False Indigo
- Partridgeberry
- Firebush
- Buttonbush
- Wild Coffee
- Giant Joe-Pye Weed
- Starry Rosinweed
- Georgia Aster
- Hammock Snakeroot
- Slender Blazing Star
- Sweet Goldenrod
- Pinebarren Goldenrod
- Slender Goldenrod
- Wrinkleleaf Goldenrod
- Wavyleaf Aster
- Purple Coneflower
- Cut-leaf Coneflower
- Yellow Coneflower
- Black-eyed Susan
- Ironweed
- Narrow-leaf Ironweed
- Leavenworth's Coreopsis
- Lanceleaf Coreopsis
- Florida Marigold
- Rayless Sunflower
- Florida Greeneyes
- Florida Paintbrush
- Narrowleaf Yellowtop
- Elephant’s Foot
- Cottony Goldenaster
- Oppositeleaf Spotflower
- Pink Velvet Mallow
- Halberdleaf Rosemallow
- Poppy Mallow
- Swamp Mallow
- Rose Mallow
- Water Hyssop
- Blue Water Hyssop
- Tropical Sage (Red)
- Azure Blue Sage
- Lyreleaf Sage
- Southern River Sage
- Dotted Horsemint
- Wild Sweet Basil
- Georgia Calamint
- Florida Pennyroyal
- Blue Curls
- Wood Sage
- Hairy Phlox
- Eastern Columbine
- Cardinalflower
- Rain Lily
- Pale Meadowbeauty
- Christmasberry
- Bird Pepper
- Cross Vine
- Spider Lily
- Swamp Lily
- Lizard Tail
- Skyflower
- Blue/Purple Eyed Grass
- Purple Eyed Grass
- Prickly Pear
- Multi-flowered Beardtongue
- Royal Catchfly
- Indian Pink
- Pinxter Azalea
- Flame Azalea
- Alabama Azalea
- Fetterbush
- Atlantic St. John’s Wort
- Sparkleberry
- Sweet Pepperbush
- American Elderberry
- Sweetshrub
- Florida Privet
- Walter’s Viburnum
- Rusty Blackhaw
- Southern Arrowwood
- Florida Anise
- Yellow Anise
- Southern Catalpa
- Basswood
- Sandhill Iris
- Sweetbay Magnolia
- Chinquapin
- Tough Buckthorn
- Titi
- Silky Dogwood
- Virginia Sweetspire
- Coral Honeysuckle
- Yellow Honeysuckle
- Oak Leaf Hydrangea
- Dahoon Holly
- Yaupon Holly
- Hearts-a-Burstin’
- Inkberry
- River Birch
- Florida Torreya
- Lavender Lady Passionflower
- Lady Margaret Passionflower
- Dutchman's Pipe
- Pentas (Red)
- Mexican Winged Crown-beard
- Candy Corn Vine
- Farfugium
- Persian Shield
- Golden Shrimp Plant
- Purple Firespike
- Winter Blue Sage
- Hot Lips Salvia
- Indigo Spires Salvia
- Mystic Spires Salvia
- Brazilian Sage (Black and Blue)
- Cat's Whiskers
- Calamint
- Chaste Tree
- Francis Mason Abelia
- Madagascar Butterflybush
- Orange Scepter Butterflybush
- Bush Allamanda
- Fragrant Begonia
- Pink Shasta Begonia
- Torch Begonia
- Fragrant Tea Olive
- Red Cluster Bottlebrush
- Rattlesnake Calathea
- Silver Peacock Calathea
- Rosey Calathea
- Seersucker Plant
- Mixed Croton
- Everglades Tomato
- Black Mulberry
- Yellow Feather Brush Bromeliad
- Devil's Backbone
- Starfish Flower
- Queen of the Night
- Red Mistletoe Cactus
- Ming Aralia
- Ginkgo
More
- Florida’s Wildflowers & Butterflies – Learn about the 50 most common native wildflowers and butterflies in Florida.
- Browse a searchable full list of plants we have sold in the past for light/water requirements, nectar values and more
- Subscribe to our Butterfly Plant Sale email alert list
- Download butterfly brochures for your region