Plant Categories
Natives for Sun
Our most popular, showy wildflowers for a spot that is sunny, at least most of the time.
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Natives for Shade
Beloved woodland wildflowers for shade gardens, restorations or just that spot under a tree.
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Pollinator Favorites
Attracting birds, butterflies & bees is easy if you choose the plants they need. GO NATIVE!
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Grasses & Sedges
Affordable grasses add striking color and texture, while providing year-round cover and food for wildlife.
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Spring Bloomers
Early-bloomers are very important food sources for the first pollinators that emerge after winter's retreat.
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Fall Color
As summer fades, color doesn't have to. Fall-bloomers also serve as critical food for migratory birds & butterflies.
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Monarch Favorites
Our threatened Monarch needs more than Milkweed. Choose wildflowers that provide nectar spring through fall.
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Meadow Classics
You may remember these plants in abundance when you were young. It's your time to bring them back.
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Dry/Sandy Sites
Perky and showy but also tough and drought-tolerant, these natives will brighten your dry area.
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Lakeshore or Wetland
Your water's edge can be transformed from a troublesome muddy spot into a beautiful, ecologically-sound space.
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Custom Seed Mixes
We offer FREE custom seed-mix design services to help you re-create a bit of nature's prairies.
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Ground Covers
Short natives that spread readily, holding soil and crowding out weeds, for beauty & functionality.
Fragrant Plants
With fragrant flowers or leaves, these plants will be a welcome addition to your garden.
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Emergent Plants
Tolerant of standing water, these natives like their feet wet; good choices for a shoreline or pond edge.
Black Walnut Tolerant
Try these juglone-resistant native plants near Walnut, Hickory and other alleopathic plants.
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