Plant Categories
Natives for Sun
Our most popular, showy wildflowers for a spot that is sunny, at least most of the time.
Shop NowNatives for Shade
Beloved woodland wildflowers for shade gardens, restorations or just that spot under a tree.
Shop NowPollinator Favorites
Attracting birds, butterflies & bees is easy if you choose the plants they need. GO NATIVE!
Shop NowGrasses & Sedges
Affordable grasses add striking color and texture, while providing year-round cover and food for wildlife.
Shop NowSpring Bloomers
Early-bloomers are very important food sources for the first pollinators that emerge after winter's retreat.
Shop NowFall Color
As summer fades, color doesn't have to. Fall-bloomers also serve as critical food for migratory birds & butterflies.
Shop NowMonarch Favorites
Our threatened Monarch needs more than Milkweed. Choose wildflowers that provide nectar spring through fall.
Shop NowMeadow Classics
You may remember these plants in abundance when you were young. It's your time to bring them back.
Shop NowDry/Sandy Sites
Perky and showy but also tough and drought-tolerant, these natives will brighten your dry area.
Shop NowLakeshore or Wetland
Your water's edge can be transformed from a troublesome muddy spot into a beautiful, ecologically-sound space.
Shop NowCustom Seed Mixes
We offer FREE custom seed-mix design services to help you re-create a bit of nature's prairies.
Shop NowGround 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.
Shop NowEmergent 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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