Carol The sale is this week in most of the state M-W and next week in Lafayette. I just picked up a couple of packs in Abita Springs try the link below Here is a link that might be useful: market bulletin

All the conservation district sales seem to be happening now. Here's the link to Barnstable, Cape Cod district; the plant list is a PDF in the navigation on the left side of the page. The pick-up and walk in sale dates are April 30 & May 1, but order forms can be sent in now. Here is a link that might be useful: CCCD

Ornamental kale and cabbages are edible as well as pretty, so you could grow some of those. I don't know of any of my local greenhouses that sell other fall veggie plants, so I would be surprised if you found them locally, but I tried a web search and found that at least one company sells them if you want to pay their prices. (I don't know anything about this company, just wanted to offer a suggestion if you are desperate.) You could look them up on Garden Watchdog if you decide to go this route. For this fall it might just be cheaper to visit a local farm stand . . . Here is a link that might be useful: fall veggie seedlings

Murahilin: "tropicalgrower, You could get all of the trees you can find at the BRFC sale plus more at any of the good nurseries in the area. Pine Island, Spykes, Excalibur or even hit up Jeff on the forum because he has a good selection of trees for sale also. The BRFC purchases most of their trees from other nurseries in the area and sells them at either around the same price or even more. I remember one tree in particular, a seedling bangkok lemon jackfruit, that they bought at Excalibur for about $25 and they resold it for more than double at the sale. There is no real benefit from buying at the BRFC sale." Wow. I thought the trees at the BRFC were cheaper. That's one of the main reasons why I wanted to stop by there. I bought my sugar apple and my grafted mamey sapote from Spykes. I bought my old haden, glenn, kent, valencia pride mango and brogdon avocado from Lowes. A couple of weeks ago, I bought a healthy 3 gallon soursop for $33.95 at Home Depot in Hialeah Gardens. There were only two of them. I couldn't resist. lol