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MountainTrue ONLINE Fall Native Plant & Shrub Sale with pick up in ASHEVILLE, NC 10-1-10/31
Is your yard ready for a fresh start after the storm? Or maybe it just needs a little love?🌿 Our 2025 ONLINE Fall Native Plant Sale is now LIVE! 🌿
Whether you're rebuilding or reimagining, we've got the plants to help your yard thrive. Proceeds benefit MountainTrue. All plants are sourced from Carolina Native Nursery.
Orders will ONLY be accepted online. No extra plants will be sold at the pick-up event.
$12 – $40
October 24, 2025
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MountainTrue Trail Workday with the Carolina Mountain Club Friday Crew near Asheville, NC 10/24
MountainTrue Trail Workday with the Carolina Mountain Club Friday Crew near Asheville, NC 10/24
Join Carolina Mountain Club and MountainTrue for a day of trail maintenance. This is a chance to learn trail maintenance techniques and contribute to the upkeep of local trails. Work could include digging tread, cutting brush, moving downed trees, and more.
October 25, 2025
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Calling Volunteers in Asheville, NC! MountainTrue is the Non-Profit Beneficiary for the Wicked Spooky 5k on Oct. 25th
Calling Volunteers in Asheville, NC! MountainTrue is the Non-Profit Beneficiary for the Wicked Spooky 5k on Oct. 25th
MountainTrue is the non-profit beneficiary for Kick It Event Management's Wicked Spooky 5k on Saturday, October 25th! How it works: we raise money for our work in exchange for providing volunteers for the event. Any funds raised will support MountainTrue, including the hurricane recovery work we are doing in the community.
Volunteers will receive a drink ticket for a beer or a n/a beverage after their shift.
October 25, 2025
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Invasive Plant Removal Workday near Sylva, NC at Pinnacle Park 10/25
Invasive Plant Removal Workday near Sylva, NC at Pinnacle Park 10/25
Join Mountaintrue for a volunteer workday to remove nonnative invasive plants along the Pinnacle Park trail system, in Partnership with the Town of Sylva and Mainspring. We will primarily be pulling up roots and using hand tools to remove invasive plants like Chinese privet, burning bush, and multiflora rose.