Located at 104 Main Avenue, Lake Grove, NY 11755.
It's a red house in a residential area. The NPPY is on the north side of the house through the arbor.
Parking: If there is room in the driveway, please park there or you may park on the front 'lawn'. Please do not block the neighbor's driveways or mailboxes.
KMS Native Plants will be closed during inclement weather. Closures will be announced on the website, Instagram, and Facebook.
Open to the Public from mid-April to mid-December:
Spring Hours: April 18 - June 30: |
Wednesday: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm |
Thursday - Saturday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm |
Sunday and Monday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
TUESDAY: CLOSED |
Summer Hours: July 1 - September 1: |
Wednesday: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm |
Thursday - Saturday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm |
Sunday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
MONDAY & TUESDAY: CLOSED |
Autumn Hours: September 4 - December 20 |
Thursday - Saturday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
Sunday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY: CLOSED |
Winter: Closed for the Season |
If you have any questions, please feel free to email Kimberly at kmsnativeplants@gmail.com
Available for lectures and workshops July-March
Key: Orange Print is native to Long Island, ( ) inventory on hand
All prices listed are for credit/debit payment
There is a 3% discount for cash/Zelle/check payments
SPRING EPHEMERALS LIMITED TIME ONLY $6.00 each OR BUY 5+ @ $5.50 EACH
Claytonia virginica - Spring Beauty (5)
pink/white flowers early spring, ephemeral goes dormant in summer, 3-6", PS, moist-rich, edible corms, deer, pollinators, Eastern US
Sanguinaria canadensis - Bloodroot (24)
white flowers Mar-May, 6-10", PS-Sh, moist-well drained, drought, spring ephemeral and will go dormant in the summertime, roots produce blood-red sap, pollinators, black walnut, Eastern and Central North America
BARE ROOT GROUND COVER $6.00 each OR BUY 5+ @ $5.50 EACH
Asarum canadense - Wild Ginger (24)
6-12", tiny flowers Apr-May, lovely kidney-shaped foliage, PS-Sh, moist-wet, clay, deer, host plant to Pipevine Swallowtail, Eastern North America
Podophyllum peltatum - Mayapple (15)
solitary white flower in May followed by edible yellow fruit in Aug-Sep, large round leaves, 12-18", PS-Sh, moist, drought, black walnut, Eastern North America
SHRUBS, TREES, AND VINES
Arctostaphyllos uva-ursi 'Massachusetts' - Bearberry Cultivar (2)
6-12", white flowers Apr-May followed by red berries, S-PS, dry-adaptable, great ground cover, a cultivar from Massachusetts
1 Gallon @ $30.00 each
Aronia melanocarpa ‘Ground Hug’ - Black Chokeberry Cultivar (4)
white flowers May followed by black fruit, 8-14" x 36", S-PS, moist-adaptable, drought, ground cover, moderate deer and rabbit, great fall color, self-pollinating but does best with more than one, great in a planter, nectar source, pollinators, Compact cultivar developed in Connecticut of our Northeastern North American native
2 Gallon @ $65.00 each
Baccharis halimifolia - Groundsel Bush (2) Grown by LINPI (not sexed)
6-12' tall, salt, wet-drought, silver white flowers Sep-Oct, nectar source, host plant to several moth species, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Clematis virginiana - Woodbine (1)
fragrant white flowers Aug-Oct, 20', S-PS-Sh, average-wet, deer, rabbit, black walnut, cut back in April, can be pruned anytime during the growing season, Eastern North America
2 Gallon @ $50.00 each
Comptonia peregrina - Sweet Fern (9) brown male catkins and tiny pink female flowers in May, 2-4', S-PS, not a fern but a shrub, adaptable-dry-moist, great for erosion control, fragrant leaves, rain garden, deer, rabbit, needs space due to suckering habit, host plant to Gray Hairstreak, Io Moth and several Sphinx Moths, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $35.00 each
Gelsemium sempervirens 'Margarita' - Carolina Jessamine (2)
vine of fragrant, tubular, yellow flowers May-Jun, 10-20', S-PS, moist-rich-well drained, semi-evergreen, state flower of South Carolina, hummingbirds, pollinators, nice fall color, deer resistant, caution: all parts of the plant are poisonous, Southeastern US
2 Gallon @ $50.00 each
Maureen's Pick
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen' - Oakleaf Hydrangea Cultivar (1)
white flowers in midsummer, age to rosy pink, 4-5', average-moist, great fall color, winter interest, pollinators, great fresh cut or dried flower, a cultivar of our Southeast native Hydrangea quercifolia
3 Gallon @ $75.00 each
Hypericum prolificum - Shrubby St. John's Wort (10)
Plugs grown from seed by KMS Native Plants, Long Island provenance 1-5', bright yellow flowers Jun-Aug, S-PS-Sh, dry-moist-well drained, bees, birds, drought, salt, deer, blooms on new growth, black walnut, host plant to Gray Hairstreak and several moths, Central and Eastern North America
The plugs are 3 years old from seed and small
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Ilex glabra ‘Shamrock’ - Compact Inkberry Cultivar (10) available Sunday 4/28
green/white flowers May, dark blue berries in fall/winter (only if a male plant is nearby), 3-4', S-PS, average-wet-acidic, slow growing, evergreen, rabbit, deer, excellent informal hedge, more upright habit, cultivar of Eastern North American Ilex glabra
2 Gallon @ $35.00 each
Ilex verticillata - Winterberry (6) not sexed
Grown by Tyska Native Plants
green flowers spring, bright red berries fall into winter (a male is needed for berries), 5-12', moist-wet-acidic, salt, S-PS, pollinators, host plant to Henry's Elfin, Eastern North America
2 Gallon @ $45.00
Ilex verticillata (female) - Winterberry (9)
green flowers spring, bright red berries fall into winter (a male is needed for berries), 5-12', moist-wet-acidic, salt, S-PS, pollinators, host plant to Henry's Elfin, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $43.00
Ilex verticillata (male) - Winterberry (2)
green flowers spring, a male is needed for berries on female plants, 5-12', moist-wet-acidic, salt, S-PS, pollinators, host plant to Henry's Elfin, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $43.00
Itea virginica 'Little Henry' - Compact Sweetspire Cultivar (7)
fragrant white flowers Jun, 2-3', S-PS, medium-wet, phenomenal fall color, deer, great in a planter, pollinators, cultivar of North American native Itea virginica
2 Gallon @ $55.00 each
Leucothoe (Eubotrys) racemosa - Doghobble (1)
Fragrant, white flowers in May, 3-6' tall, PS-Sh, moist soil, suckers to form a colony, pollinators, deer, great foundation plant, native to Eastern US
2 Gallon @ $60.00 each
Lonicera sempervirens - Coral Honeysuckle (12)
scarlet red/yellow trumpet May-Jun, 10-20', S-PS, average-well drained, deer, rabbit, nectar source, hummingbirds, host plant to Spring Azure and Snowberry Clearwing Moth, native to Eastern US
2 Gallon @ $50.00
Lonicera sempervirens ‘Blanche Sandman’ - Trumpet Honeysuckle’ (4)
apricot flowers turning yellow May-Jun, S, 10-20', average-well drained, deer, rabbit, clay, black walnut, nectar source, hummingbirds, host plant to Spring Azure and Snowberry Clearwing Moth, cultivar of Southeastern US native
2 Gallon @ $50.00 each
Magnolia virginiana - Sweetbay Magnolia (2) Grown from seed and these are LI provenance by Tyska Native Plants! 4 year old plants
fragrant white flowers May-Jun followed by edible dark red fruits, 12-20', S-PS, moist-wet-acidic, host plant to Tiger Swallowtail and Spicebush Swallowtail, Eastern US
10 Gallon @ $165.00 each
Myrica (Morella) pensylvanica - Bayberry (1)
yellowish green flowers, 5-10', S-PS, dry-wet, deciduous, need male & female for berries (these are not sexed in the trade), adaptable, S-PS, great as an informal hedge, pollinators, Eastern North America
2 Gallon @ $50.00 each
Physocarpus opulifolius - Common Ninebark (8)
white clusters of flowers May-Jul, 5-8', S-PS, dry to occasionally wet, drought tolerant, exfoliating bark, pollinators, nectar source, birds eat the seeds, beautiful fountain-like habit, native to central and eastern US
Bare root @ $6.00 each (for a limited time only, then they will be potted into large pots)
Maureen's Pick
Physocarpus opulifolius 'Little Devil' - Compact Common Ninebark Cultivar (7)
pinkish-white flowers in late spring, deep purple foliage, 36-48", S, dry-wet, with its upright and rounded shape it is great in a planter or as a foundation planting, great alternative to invasive Japanese barberry
2 Gallon @ $50.00 each
Rhododendron viscosum - Swamp Azalea (2) fragrant white flowers Jun-Jul, 5-8', PS, moist-wet, does not tolerate drought, nice fall color, pollinators, rabbit, great cut flower, Eastern and Southern US
1 Gallon @ $47.00 each
Rosa virginiana - Virginia Rose (10)
Grown from seed and these are LI provenance by Tyska Native Plants
fragrant pink flower Jun followed by showy rose hips, 4-6', S-PS, dry-moist-well drained, nice fall color, salt, pollinators, a great substitute for invasive Rosa rugosa, Eastern US
1 Quart @ $18.00 each
Salix discolor - Pussy Willow (2)
silver fuzzy 'pussy toe' catkins, Mar-Apr, 6-15', average-moist-wet-well drained, S-PS, black walnut, early pollinators, nectar source, fast-growing, should be cut back every 3-5 years to encourage vigorous new growth, host plant to Mourning Cloak and Viceroy, North America
2 Gallon @ $50.00 each
Salix humilis - Prairie Willow (7)
Greenish-yellow catkins Apr-May, 6-12', S-PS, dry-average-wet, birds eat seeds, nectar source, pollinators, host plant to many butterflies and moths, central to eastern US
Bare Root @ $6.00 each (for a limited time only, then they will be potted into large pots)
Wisteria frutescens ‘Amethyst Falls’ - American Wisteria (5)
vine with lightly fragrant lavender-purple flowers Jun, 15-20', S-PS, blooms on new wood so cut back every spring, deer, drought, host plant to Silver Spotted Skipper, Marine Blue, and Long-tailed Skipper, Southeastern US
2 Gallon @ $48.00 each
GRASS, RUSH & SEDGES
Andropogon gerardii - Big Bluestem (12)
silver seed heads, Aug-Sep, 4'-6', S, dry-average- poor, fall color, deer, black walnut, host plant to Delaware Skipper and Dusted Skipper, Central to Eastern North America
1 Quart @ $15.00 each
Bouteloa curtipendula - Side-Oats Grama (2)
purplish seed heads age to straw color Jul-Winter, 24-36", S-PS, dry-moist, drought, salt,
great fall color, host plant to several Skippers and moths, North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00
Carex crinita - Common Fringed Sedge (4)
LI provenance and grown by Tyska Native Plants 'bloom' pendant spikelets May, 2-4', S-Sh, moist-wet, blue-green foliage, erosion, great for wetland restoration and rain gardens, deer, host plant to skippers, moths, birds eat the seeds, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Chasmanthium latifolium - Wild Oats (12 and 5)
Grown from seed and LI provenance by KMS Native Plants
36-60", S-PS-Sh, self-sows, deer, great dried and cut flower, nesting material for birds, and seeds are eaten by small critters and the birds, host plant to Pepper & Salt Skipper, Eastern North America
4" Pot @ $10.00 each or 4 pack of plugs @ $12.00 each
Deschampsia flexuosa - Tufted Hairgrass (18)
Grown from seed and these are LI provenance by Tyska Native Plants
long-lasting, 'cloud-like' panicles Jul, 24-36", PS-S, consistently moist-average-rich, semi-evergreen, moderate salt, great fresh cut and dried flower, self-sows, black walnut, deer, rabbit, birds eat seeds, erosion, North America
1 Quart @ $14.00 each
Panicum virgatum 'Shenandoah' - Red Switchgrass (6)
green/burgundy foliage, 3-4', Jul, adaptable, S-PS, black walnut, great fall color, great in a planter, host plant to several Skippers and Common Wood-Nymph, cultivar of our North American species
2 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Schizachyrium scoparium - Little Bluestem (3)
lovely gray-green foliage, 2-4', S, dry-medium-adaptable, nice fall color, deer, black walnut, nesting material, food and shelter for birds, host plant to Dusted Skipper, Indian Skipper, Crossline Skipper, Cobweb Skipper, and several others, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Sorghastrum nutans - Indian Grass (7)
light brown with yellow stamens 'flower' atop blue-gray foliage Aug, 4-8', S, dry-average-moist, deer, clay, black walnut, birds eat seeds, nesting material for native bees, great dried flower, host plant to Pepper-and-Salt Skipper, Eastern and Central US
1 Quart @ $12.00 each
Sporobolus heterolepis - Northern Dropseed (1)
fine clumps 15" and 2'-3' with fragrant 'bloom' Jul-Aug, S, dry-medium-well drained, nice fall color, black walnut, deer, slow growing and slow to establish, nesting material for native bees, North America
1 Quart @ $15.00 each
PERENNIALS
Achillea millefolium - Common Yarrow (1)
white to blush flowers Jun-Aug, 12-30", S, dry-average-well drained, fragrant foliage, drought, will spread to create a dense mat, pollinators, clay, deer, native to North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Agastache foeniculum - Anise Hyssop (6)
lavender flowers July-frost, 24-48", S-PS, dry-average, deer, drought, great in a planter, self-sows readily, songbirds eat the seeds, pollinators, nectar source, host plant, North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Allium cernuum - Nodding Onion (13)
pink 'nodding' blooms July, 12-18", S-PS, self sows, great for pollinators, persistent foliage, clay, North America
1 Quart @ $15.00 each
Amsonia hubrichtii - Bluestar (4)
light blue star-shaped flowers May-Jun, 24-36", S-PS, adaptable-moist, striking fall foliage, native to AK & OK
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Amsonia tabernaemontana - Bluestar (4)
Grown by Tyska Native Plants
light blue star-shaped flowers May-Jun, 24-36", S-PS, adaptable-moist-wet, clay, drought, yellow fall foliage, great fresh cut or dried flower, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Aquilegia canadensis - Wild Columbine (10 - 5 packs of deep plugs)
red/yellow bicolor flower May-Jun, S-PS-Sh, 24-36", average-well drained, deer, nectar source, host plant to Columbine Duskywing, Eastern US
5 pack of plugs @ $30.00 each
Aruncus dioicus - Goatsbeard (5)
fluffy white 'Astilbe-like' flowers Jun-Jul, 48-72", S-PS-Sh, moist-wet, rabbit, deer, needs a lot of space, host plant to Dusky Azure, North America
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
(Aster) Symphyotrichum ericoides 'Snow Flurry' - Heath Aster Cultivar (1)
tiny white flowers Sep, 6-8", S, drought tolerant, ground cover, pollinators, great in a planter, black walnut, deer, cultivar
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Baptisia australis - False Indigo (3)
purple flowers May-Jun followed by showy black seed pods, S-PS, moist-average, drought, deer, 3-4', ornamental seed heads, silver-blue leaves, special value to bumblebees and other pollinators, host plant to Frosted Elfin, Eastern Tailed Blue, Wild Indigo Duskywing, Clouded Sulfur, Orange Sulfur and many moths and Skippers, Eastern North America
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Baptisia sphaerocarpa - Yellow Wild Indigo (7)
yellow flower spikes May-Jun, 2-3', S-PS, average-dry, drought, deer, host plant, nectar source, round seed pods, great cut flower, South Central US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Kimberly's Pick
Blephilia ciliata - Woodmint (8 - 5 packs of deep landscape plugs) lavender flowers with purple spots Jun-Aug, 12-24", S-PS, dry-average, well-drained, clumping form, nectar source, special value to pollinators especially bumblebees, Eastern United States
5 Pack of Landscape Plugs @ $30.00
Chelone glabra - White Turtlehead (5)
white flowers Aug-Sep, 18-28", S-PS-Sh, moist-wet, deer, does not tolerate dry soil, host plant to Baltimore Checkerspot, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Chrysogonum virginianum 'Superstar' - Green n' Gold (5)
yellow flowers in May and sporadically through Oct, 6-12", PS-Sh, average-moist-well drained, semi-evergreen, long blooming ground cover, deer, tolerates heavy shade and clay soil, may self sow, native to North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Chrysopsis mariana - Golden Aster (5)
golden yellow flowers Aug-Sep, 24", S-PS, dry-moist, drought, short-lived but self-sows readily, deer, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Kimberly's Pick
Coreopsis rosea - Rosy Coreopsis (5 - 5 pack of plugs)
pink flowers with yellow centers Jun-Frost, 12-18", average-moist-well drained, S, will self sow readily (comes true from seed), fine textured foliage, benefits from a light shearing after the first flush of flowers, lovely in a planter, deer, rabbit, nectar source, pollinators, a cultivar of our Northeast native
5 Pack of Landscape Plugs @ $30.00
Dicentra x ‘Luxuriant’ - Hybrid Bleeding Heart
Hybrid cross between eastern native, D. eximia and western native, D. formosa
dark pink, heart-shaped flowers May-Jun, 12-18", PS, consistently moist-well drained, gray-green fern-like foliage, great fresh cut flower, rabbit, deer, cultivar of our Eastern US native
1 Gallon @ $30.00 each
Echinacea pallida - Pale Purple Coneflower (1)
pale purple flowers Jun-Jul, 24-36", S-PS, dry-average-moist, fragrant, deer, good cut flower, nectar source, great in a planter, pollen is white, pollinators, birds, host plant to Silvery Checkerspot and several moths, Eastern and Central North America
1 Quart @ $18.00 each
Echinacea paradoxa - Yellow Coneflower (17)
pale purple flowers Jun-Jul, 24-36", S-PS, dry-average-moist, fragrant, deer, good cut flower, nectar source, great in a planter, pollen is white, pollinators, birds, host plant to Silvery Checkerspot and several moths, Eastern and Central North America
1 Quart @ $18.00 each
Echinacea purpurea - Purple Coneflower (2)
pink purple flowers Jun-Aug, S-PS, 2-4', adaptable-dry, clay, bees, birds, nectar source, pollinators, birds, self-sows and may be aggressive, divide every 4 years, host plant to Silvery Checkerspot and several moths, Eastern North America
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Erigeron pulchellus - Robin’s Plantain (26)
white-pale pink flowers May-Jun, 6-8" foliage - 24" while flowering, S-PS, pollinators, deer, dry-moist, great ground cover, Eastern and South-Central US
1 Quart @ $18.00
Maureen’s Pick
Erigeron pulchellus ‘Lynhaven Carpet’ - Robin’s Plantain Cultivar (9)
Grown by KMS Native Plants
Blush to lavender flowers late April-Jun, 6-8" foliage -18" with flower, S-PS, low ground cover, dry-moist, great in a planter, cultivar found in Virginia Beach
1 Quart @ $10.00 each
Eryngium yuccifolium - Rattlesnake Master (2)
Silvers green spiky flowers Jul-Sep, 36-48", blue-gray foliage, S, dry-average, deer, pollinators, and birds eat the seeds
1 Gallon @ $27.50 each
Eupatorium perfoliatum - Boneset (3)
Grown from seed and these are LI provenance by LINPI
white flowers Aug-Sep, 24-72", S-PS-Sh, moist-wet, deer, nectar source, pollinators, Southeastern US
1 Quart @ $10.00 each
Euthamia graminifolia - Slender Goldenrop (2)
flat-topped yellow flowers Aug-Sep, 36-48", S-PS, moist-average-wet, clay, tolerates some drought, birds eat seeds, black walnut, pollinators, great cut flower and dried flower, aggressive in ideal conditions, host plant to several moth species, North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Helianthus divaricatus - Woodland Sunflower (2) Keystone Plant
bright gold flowers Jul-Sep, 36-60", S-PS-Sh, dry-medium, deer, pollinators, birds, divide every 3-4 years, Eastern US
2 Gallon @ $30.00 each
Maureen's Pick
Heliopsis helianthoides - False Sunflower (5)
yellow flowers Jun-Aug 36-60", S-PS, dry-moist, Jun-Aug, short-lived perennial, will self sow, pollinators, birds love the seeds, great in a planter, Central and Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Hibiscus moscheutos - Rose Mallow (2)
giant white to pink flowers Jul-Sep, 3-7', S-PS, moist-wet, does not tolerate drought, pollinators, hummingbirds, Southern and Eastern North America
2.3 Gallon @ $36.00 each
Iris versicolor - Blue Flag Iris (1)
blue-violet flowers June, 24-36", average-moist-wet, salt, S-PS, pollinators, Northeastern North America
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Liatris microcephala - Blazing Star (3)
rosy-purple spikes Jul-Aug, 24", dry-sandy, S-PS, clay, nectar source, pollinators, great in a planter, deer, Southeastern US
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Liatris pycnostachya - Prairie Blazing Star (3)
Rosy pink purple flowers Jul-Aug, 24-60", dry-average-moist, S, great cut flower, seed heads attract songbirds, nectar source, pollinators, Central and Southeastern US
1 Gallon @ $28.50
Monarda bradburiana - Eastern Bee Balm (5)
showy pale pink/white flowers May-Jul, 12-24", S-PS, fragrant foliage, dry-average-well drained, drought, mildew resistant, deer, rabbit, black walnut, great cut flower, pollinators, nectar source, not as aggressive as other Monarda species, host plant to Orange Mint Moth, Southern and Central US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Monarda didyma - Bee Balm (1)
large, red flowers Jul-Aug, 24-36"-sometimes to 60", S-PS, fragrant foliage, moist-wet-rich, all parts are edible, black walnut, great cut flower and dried flower, deer, hummingbirds, pollinators, black walnut, host plant to Orange Mint Moth, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline' - Scarlet Bee Balm Cultivar (2)
scarlet red flowers Jul-Aug, 24-60", S-PS-Sh, moist-wet, great naturalizer, nectar source, hummingbirds, clay, rabbit, deer, North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Phlox paniculata 'Jeana' - Garden Phlox Cultivar (1)
pink-lavender flowers Jul-Sept, 3-4', S, moist-average, pollinators, nectar source, good mildew resistance, top butterfly attracting phlox in Mt. Cuba Center's phlox trials
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Phlox subulata 'Snowflake' (white) (3), 'Scarlet Flame' (28), and 'Beauty of Rondsendorf' (pink) (11)
lavender blue or pink flowers May-Jun, 4-6", evergreen, deer, fragrant, S-PS, moist-average,
great in a planter, a light shearing after blooming will keep it tidy, a cultivar of our Eastern
and Central US native
1 Quart @ $12.00 each
Polemonium reptans - Jacob’s Ladder (5)
light blue flowers Apr-Jun, 12-18", PS-Sh, moist-average-rich, deer, black walnut, self sows, will go dormant in drought conditions, pollinators, Midwest
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Kimberly's Pick
Pycnanthemum incanum - Hoary Mountain Mint (5)
large flower heads with tiny white/purple spotted flowers, Jul-Sep, 36-48", S-PS, average-moist, drought, deer, nectar source, pollinators, great in a planter, great cut and dried flower, native to Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Pycnanthemum muticum - Blunt Mountain Mint (4)
white with lavender spots flowers Jul-Sep, 24-36", S-PS, fragrant foliage, moist-average-well drained, pollinators, nectar source, deer, rabbit, great in planter, great cut and dried flower, host plant for the Gray Hairstreak Butterfly, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium - Threadleaf Mountain Mint (4)
white with lavender spots flowers Jul-Sep, 20-30", S-PS, fragrant foliage, dry-average-moist, pollinators, nectar source, great in a planter, leaves may be used in teas and cocktails, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Pycnanthemum virginianum - Common Mountain Mint (3)
white with lavender spots flowers Jul-Sep, 24-36", S-PS, fragrant foliage, moist-average-adaptable, great in container, leaves may be used in teas and cocktails, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Ratibida pinnata - Gray-headed Coneflower (2)
yellow flowers Jun-Aug, 36-60", S-PS, moist-dry, clay, best in groups of 3 or more, salt, pollinators, birds eat seeds, Central North America
1 Gallon @ $15.00 each
Rudbeckia laciniata - Laceleaf Coneflower (5)
yellow flowers Jul-Sep, S-PS, 3-8', moist-wet-adaptable, pollinators, birds eat seeds, deer, black walnut, North America
2 Gallon @ $42.00 each
Sedum ternatum - Stonecrop (14)
white flowers May-Jun, 3-6", S-PS-Sh, moist-well drained, drought, rabbit, deer, tolerates light foot traffic, nectar source, pollinators, Eastern US
1 Quart @ $15.00 each
Solidago caesia - Wreath Goldenrod (5) Keystone Plant
yellow flowers Sep-Oct, 1.5-3', S-PS, dry-adaptable, deer, black walnut, pollinators, nectar source, birds eat seeds, not aggressive, great cut flower, great in a planter, host plant to several moth species, Central and Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Solidago flexicaulis - Zigzag Goldenrod (1) Keystone Plant
fragrant yellow flowers in a zigzag pattern on slender stems Aug-Sep, 1-3', S-PS-Sh, moist-acidic-adaptable, clay, deer, pollinators, nectar source, great in a planter, not aggressive, host plant to several moth species, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Solidago odora - Sweet Goldenrod (4) Keystone Plant
yellow flowers Aug-Oct, 3-4', S-PS, dry-average-moist, self-sows, deer, anise-scented
foliage, not aggressive, black walnut, pollinators, nectar source, birds eat seeds, great cut
and dried flower, host plant to several moth species, Eastern and Southeastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00
Solidago speciosa - Showy Goldenrod (3 single deep landscape plugs) Keystone Plant
showy yellow flower clusters atop red stems Aug-Oct, 12-60", PS, dry-average-moist, may be aggressive, especially in moist soils, black walnut, great cut, and dried flower, birds eat seeds, nectar source, host plant to several moth species, Central and Eastern US
Deep landscape plugs @ $6.00 each
Kimberly's Pick
Stylophorum diphyllum - Celandine Poppy (16 - 4 packs of plugs) yellow flowers Apr-Jun, PS-Sh, 12-24", moist-rich, self sows, usually goes dormant in summer, chipmunks eat seeds, the plants orange-yellow sap may be used as dye, Eastern North America
5 pack of plugs @ $30.00 each
Thermopsis caroliniana - Carolina Lupine (1)
yellow flowers in Jun followed by showy seed pods, 3-5', S-PS, moist-average, tolerates a little drought but may need water in the height of summer, does not like to be crowded, great cut flower, Southeastern US
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Tiarella cordifolia - Foamflower (1)
blush/white flowers May, 12-24", spreads 24", PS-Sh, moist-average-well drained, clay, ground cover, rabbit, deer, semi-evergreen, nice fall/winter color, nectar source, pollinators, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Triadenum virginicum - Marsh St. John's Wort (1) Grown by Tyska Native Plants
pink flowers Jul-Aug followed by red seed capsules in fall, 12-18", PS, moist-wet, deer, great for the edge of a pond, Eastern North America
1 Quart @ $15.00 each
Vernonia lettermannii 'Iron Butterfly' - Compact Ironweed Cultivar (5)
magenta-purple flowers Aug-Oct, 24-36", S, moist-average-well drained, drought tolerant, clay, great in a planter, lovely fine texture, deer, rabbit, black walnut, pollinators, great cut and dried flower, cultivar found in Georgia of our native found in AR and OK
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Viola labradorica - Labrador Violet (37)
violet flowers May-Sep, purple foliage, 1-3", S-PS, moist-dry-adaptable, semi-evergreen to evergreen, fantastic ground cover, deer, sow seeds anytime, self-sows readily, pollinators, host plant to Variegated Fritillary and Great Spangled Fritillary, Eastern North America
1 Quart @ $15.00 each
Zizia aurea - Golden Alexanders (4)
yellow flowers May-Jul, 18-36", S-PS, dry-wet, good cut flower, short-lived but self sows readily, great cut flower, nectar source, pollinators, host plant Black Swallowtail, Eastern US
1 Gallon @ $25.00 each
FERNS
Adiantum pedatum - Maidenhair Fern (5)
12-24", Sh-PS, delicate fronds with black stems, moist, deer, Midwest-Central US to Northeastern North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Athyrium filix-femina - Lady Fern (5)
bright green upright fronds, 12-36", moist-wet, PS-Sh, deer, rabbit, habitat for amphibians, reptiles and small mammals, shelter plant from wind, North American
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Osmunda regalis - Royal Fern (5)
dark green fronds with dark purple stems, 36-48", PS-Sh, moist-wet- acidic, North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
Polystichum acrostichoides - Christmas Fern (6)
evergreen fronds growing 18-30", Sh-PS, dry-moist, deer, rabbit, Eastern North America
1 Gallon @ $27.00 each
In case you are wondering what a deep landscape plug is?
This is what they look like. They are 5" deep.
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RESPONSIBLE ORNAMENTALS
Crocosmia 'Lucifer' - Montbretia Cultivar (4)
bright red tubular flowers are a hummingbird magnet in Jul-Aug, S-PS, 3-4', moist-well drained, usually deer and rabbit resistant, great cut flower and the seed pods are great in flower arrangements
2 Gallon @ $25.00 each
Viola 'Etain' - Pansy Cultivar (16)
These personify spring with beautiful yellow, blue, and lavender tri-color flowers with a delightful scent. 6-8" tall. Deadhead spent flowers to prolong bloom time or let them go to seed. Great early color. They benefit from a cutback in summer and will rebloom come fall.
1 Quart @ $9.00 each
Stay tuned for a list of hummingbird-friendly annuals that will be available in the NPPY!