Ground shipping is currently paused. Local deliveries throughout Long Island will continue as usual. Pre-orders for fall are now open. Non-local orders will begin shipping again in early September. Click here to learn more.
New York native plants are essential for sustaining local ecosystems. They provide food and shelter for wildlife while helping to maintain soil health. Incorporating native plants into your garden supports regional biodiversity and helps create a resilient, thriving landscape. These plants are highly adapted to local climate and soil conditions, so they typically require less […]
Rose milkweed is a beautiful native plant that can add color and life to your garden. This perennial flower, also known as Asclepias incarnata, grows in many parts of North America. Rose milkweed plays a crucial role in supporting monarch butterflies. The plant’s leaves provide food for monarch caterpillars, while its pink flowers offer nectar […]
Nodding onion plant is a charming native plant found across North America. Its drooping pink or white flower clusters add a whimsical touch to gardens and natural areas. You might spot this Allium species growing wild in meadows, prairies, or open woodlands. Nodding onion (Allium cernuum) is easy to grow and makes a great addition […]
Lupinus perennis, known as wild lupine, is a stunning native wildflower of eastern North America. This perennial plant adds a splash of color to meadows and prairies with its vibrant blue-purple flowers. You’ll find wild lupine blooming from late spring to early summer, creating a beautiful display in natural landscapes. Its tall spikes of pea-like […]
Pussy willows are a beloved sign of spring’s arrival. These fuzzy catkins appear on willow shrubs before their leaves emerge. Their soft, silvery buds resemble tiny cat paws, giving them their charming name. You can grow pussy willows in your own garden with minimal effort. They thrive in moist soil and full sun to partial […]
Common blue violets brighten up yards and gardens across North America. These small purple flowers pop up in spring and summer, adding splashes of color to grassy areas. You can find these hardy perennials growing wild in fields, forests, and lawns throughout the eastern and central United States. Viola sororia, their scientific name, refers to […]
Blazing star plants bring striking beauty to gardens. These tall, slender flowers burst with color in late summer and fall. Their purple, pink, or white blooms stand out against green foliage. You can grow blazing stars easily in many climates. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. These native wildflowers attract butterflies and bees […]
Native plants are species that grow naturally in a specific area without human help. They’ve adapted to local conditions over thousands of years. These plants thrive in their native habitats and need little maintenance once established. Native plants come in many forms. You might find colorful wildflowers, tall trees, dense shrubs, or swaying grasses. Each […]
Rain gardens are a smart way to manage water on your property. These gardens catch and filter rainwater runoff from roofs, driveways, and lawns. You can reduce water pollution and flooding by adding a rain garden to your yard. Rain gardens look nice and help the environment too. They use native plants that don’t need […]
Many of us recognize the importance of growing local flora to help pollinators and promote biodiversity. But did you know that many of those native species are edible and nutritious, too? In this guide, we’ll explore the world of edible native plants, share tips on how to grow them, and show you how they can […]
Only Local Delivery Available (Long Island & Queens)
Ground Shipping Paused
To protect our plants from extreme summer heat, we’ve paused nationwide ground shipping to avoid any damage during transit.
Local Delivery Only
We’re still delivering locally to Long Island and Queens, so nearby customers will continue to receive orders as usual.
Fall Pre-Orders Are Open Nationwide!
We will resume normal shipping for non-local orders placed during the pause in early September.
Thank you for your support and understanding—we’re looking forward to growing with you this fall!
