Hearthstone Garden Club Spring Plant Sale Returns March 14 at Bob Allen Park
As warmer days settle into Northwest Houston, many Hearthstone residents are starting to look at their flower beds and front yards with fresh eyes. If spring planting is on your to-do list, the Hearthstone Garden Club has just the event to help you get started.
The Hearthstone Garden Club Spring Plant Sale is set for March 14 at 10 a.m. at Bob Allen Park (East Parking Lot)—and it’s one of those neighborhood traditions that quietly helps keep Hearthstone looking beautiful year after year.
A Community Tradition That Helps Hearthstone Bloom
The annual Spring Plant Sale isn’t just about picking up a few flowers. It’s about neighbors supporting neighbors while investing in the curb appeal and charm that make Hearthstone such a special place to call home.
This year’s sale will feature a colorful selection of seasonal favorites, including:
- Petunias
- Marigolds
- Impatiens
- Dianthus
- Purslane
- And more
Whether you’re refreshing your garden beds, adding pops of color around your mailbox, or updating planters on your front porch, these spring flowers are well-suited for our Greater Houston climate.
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Come Early for the Best Selection
Plants will be available until sold out, and seasoned attendees know that the best selection goes quickly. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your landscaping or preparing for spring yard projects in Hearthstone, arriving early can make all the difference.
For homeowners focused on maintaining property values and neighborhood pride, this is also a simple way to enhance curb appeal without making a major investment. Thoughtful landscaping and fresh seasonal color can instantly brighten a home’s exterior.
Why This Matters for Hearthstone Residents
Events like the Hearthstone Garden Club Spring Plant Sale do more than beautify individual homes—they strengthen the overall look and feel of the community. Well-maintained yards contribute to neighborhood appeal, support long-term property values, and reflect the pride residents take in their homes.
It’s also a chance to connect. A quick stop at Bob Allen Park can turn into a conversation with a neighbor, a shared gardening tip, or inspiration for your next outdoor project.
If spring planting is on your mind, mark your calendar now. A little color can go a long way—and in Hearthstone, it starts with neighbors coming together.
Stay tuned to My Neighborhood News for more Hearthstone community events, neighborhood updates, and ways to stay connected right here at home.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
