All other items, including bare root trees and shrubs, can ship to all lower 48 states.

Orders are currently shipping out every Tuesday!

We are only able to ship plants with soil to the following states:
CT, DE, DC, GA, IL, IN, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, NH, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, RI, SC, VT, VA, WV, WI

Resources


  • Seed Stratification at Home for Milkweed & Natives

    Seed Stratification at Home for Milkweed & Natives

    In nature, native seeds rest through winter’s chill before sprouting in spring. By mimicking these conditions at home, you can give your seeds the same natural cue for strong germination....

    Sam Menne |

  • Overwintering Tender Perennial Plants: Techniques & Tips

    Overwintering Tender Perennial Plants: Techniques & Tips

    Learn how to overwinter tender perennial plants in Western North Carolina. Learn tips on protecting tropicals, medicinals, and container-grown herbs like turmeric, lemongrass, rosemary, and lavender before the first hard...

    Sam Menne |

  • Fall Perennial Planting Guide

    Fall Perennial Planting Guide

    Discover how planting perennials in fall helps your garden grow bigger, more vibrant plants next season. Learn which WNC native perennials to plant now, how to fertilize for strong roots,...

    Sam Menne |

  • The Power of Native Grasses: Rooted in Resilience

    The Power of Native Grasses: Rooted in Resilience

    Native grasses do far more than fill a landscape with beauty. They stabilize soil with roots that can stretch 10 feet underground, provide forage for wildlife and livestock, and support...

    Sam Menne |

  • The Benefits of Willow Trees

    The Benefits of Willow Trees

    Few trees give back like willows. From anchoring streambanks and feeding pollinators to offering traditional medicine, learn how willows are true allies in the garden and beyond.

    Sam Menne |

  • Mid-Summer Medicinals: Harvest, Care & Use

    Mid-Summer Medicinals: Harvest, Care & Use

    Mid-summer is the perfect time to harvest and care for your tea and medicinal herbs. Learn when and how to prune, dry, and use favorites like skullcap, anise hyssop, calendula,...

    Sam Menne |