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  • Spring Native Plants Pre-sale is open!

    The Spring Native Plant Presale is here! It's a great opportunity to pre-order native plants that support local ecosystems and thrive in our region.

    Don't wait—these plants are popular and sell out fast. Secure your selection early and get ready to plant a beautiful, sustainable garden this season.

  • Discounts on 16 Riparian Species!

    We’re excited to offer discounts on Riparian species, thanks to our partnership with the Huron River Watershed Council and Legacy Land Conservancy through a MI Forest 2 Faucet grant. These plants thrive near rivers and water bodies, and with these special codes, you can save 25%

  • Tree & Shrub Sale: Online Store Now Open!

    Preorder your trees and shrubs today through our online store! Whether you're looking to enhance your landscape, support local wildlife, or invest in conservation, we've got a variety of species to choose from.
    Act fast—quantities are limited, and popular items sell out quickly! Visit our online store and secure your selections now.

  • 2024 Native Plant Expo & Marketplace Recap

    We expanded and improved the Expo with new features: Nature Kids activity area, more food trucks, return of the Milkweed Giveaway, newly improved Speaker Stage with presentations, and more nurseries than ever! We put our hearts into the work, while navigating some staffing transitions, and the event was a smooth success with over 2,219 attendees!

  • 2023 Native Plant Expo & Marketplace - Report!

    Coming off of the success of the 2022, we took a great deal of feedback, started earlier planning, and roped in more staff and partners to take this event to the NEXT LEVEL! We exceeded expectations with over 2250 attendees in 2023!

  • 2022 Native Plant Expo & Marketplace - Report!

    Increasingly more residents and landowners are joining and sustaining this cultural shift to diversify our yards and communities with native plants for the benefit of the birds, and the bees... and really, all life on this shared planet!

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