Current Availability

Seeds

Fall Sow Flower Seeds

  • Goldenrod mix

  • Aster mix

  • New England Aster

  • Prairie Goldenrod

  • Black Eyed Susan

  • Common Milkweed

Spring Sow Flower Seeds

  • Mammoth Sunflower

  • Common Evening Primrose

  • Culver's Root

Fall Sow Tree Seeds

  • Paper Birch

  • Atlantic Whitecedar

  • Eastern Redcedar

  • Eastern Hemlock

  • Red Oak

  • Chestnut Oak

  • Boxelder

  • Quaking Aspen

  • American Elm

  • Red Mulberry

  • Alberta Spruce

Plants

Flowers

Flowers will be germinated over the winter and will be available starting in the spring. I will try to keep the list updated with the plants I am working on.

Flowers in process:

  • Black Eyed Susan

  • Pasture Thistle

  • New England Aster

  • Various Other Asters

  • Various Goldenrods

  • Showy Tick Trefoil

  • Common Milkweed

  • Ohio Spiderwort

  • New York Ironweed

  • Bird's Foot Violet

  • Crowned Beggarticks

  • Culver's Root

  • Fireweed

  • Boneset

  • Northern Bedstraw

  • Large Flowered Water Plantain

  • Golden Alexanders

Ornamental Grasses:

  • Big Bluestem

  • Canadian Wild Rye

Trees

  • Red Oak

  • Silver Maple

  • Freeman Maple

  • White Pine

  • Green Ash

  • Black Willow

  • Many more coming in the Spring!

Any trees on the “tree seeds” section should be available as a potted tree come spring/summer.

Note on trees: The trees that I have are saplings. Most are between 1-2 years old (between 6 inches to 2 feet tall).

Although it is tempting to buy and plant a more mature tree for instant gratification, growing in place from seed or transplanting a very young tree will typically result in a healthier tree. It will also frequently result in a tree that will catch up to and perhaps surpass a larger transplanted tree. A tree transplanted at an older age will often struggle to form a healthy and stable root system in it’s new location. A tree grown in place from seed or a young transplanted sapling is better set up to thrive in it’s chosen location, and will develop a healthier and more stable root system early on.