P & T's Native Plants

First bee balm flower in our mailbox garden :3

All the lovely Rudbeckia hirtas at the CTA prairie 🥰 appreciating the phenotypic variations!
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Who's in bloom at our neighborhood pollinator garden?
1&2. Penstemon laevigatus (+ bee butt)
3. Asclepias tuberosa
4. Achillea millefolium
5. Gaillardia pulchella
6. Oenothera fruticosa
7. Blephilia ciliata + Coreopsis auriculata
8. Blephilia ciliata portrait
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We've been living here for almost 6 years and finally picked some berries from DJ's Berry Patch 5 mins from our house! The flavor of these beautiful fruits is phenomenal. 🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓
(Unfortunately our own berries in our backyard weren't so flavorful this year)

Great to see everyone today at Cary's HerbFest! A perfect day for community and plants 😊🌱

See you at Herb Fest next Sunday May 7th 12-4p at Page-Walker Arts and History Center in downtown Cary!

In a sea of sage (Salvia lyrata, lyreleaf sage, native to the southeast US) along TW Alexander Dr in RTP. P drives by this every morning so we had to make a pit stop to see it up close. We so appreciate that whoever manages this land has allowed these native flowers to proliferate, rather than just grass lawn.
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Hi all,

We just wanted to let everyone know that we will be selling our plants at Herbfest this year on May 7th (12pm-4pm) at Page Walker Arts and History Center in Cary, NC. There will also be at least 3 other native plant vendors there and we have listed them below. We will post a list of plant species when we get closer to the date of the event.

- Rachel’s Native Plants Rachel's Native Plants
- Cara's Plants
- KW Edible Landscaping Nursery

Should be a fun time and we hope to see you all there!

https://friendsofpagewalker.wildapricot.org/event-5128214

-P&T

***Photo of a Carp stealing nectar from Aquilegia canadensis***

If you ever need someone to remove a non-native species or a non-native invasive species, call Native Plants Matter NC. They do a fantastic job by replacing what they removed with native plants that can aid in the formation of a small functional ecosystem on your residential landscape for our native fauna.

An ecosystem can be as small as a dead tree stump and as large as large as a fresh water pond and beyond. There really is no definite size when it comes to an ecosystem in general terms. These ecosystems connect to form what we call a biome. Without getting into the nitty gritty about it, we encourage anyone that sees this post to create a small ecosystem in your backyard by using native plants that have a special connection with our native fauna.

Hey yall an update on our status,

Hope you've all enjoyed the winter solstice! It's always an exciting day for us as we know moving forward, the sun, one of the givers of life, will shine more on us moving forward!

This coming year of 2023, we plan on growing native plants for our nursery, but majority of our plants will be made available through Rachel’s Native Plants . We have the honor to be growing a selection of plants for her new nursery opening up at "The Plant" in Pittsboro, NC in Spring 2023 (https://www.facebook.com/ThePlantInPittsboro).

We are happy for this opportunity to support a new local business and have made a good friend along the way too! Her plant nursery will be focused on native plants and the location of her nursery is such a great place to visit and hangout! So y'all go on out there and support her this spring 2023. She is passionate about what she is doing and we are excited to see all that she accomplishes!

-P&T

***Picture has nothing to do with native plants, but it was a beautiful sunrise that Paige and I were able to experience recently together. Looking at that sun, makes us remember the warmth that is to eventually come as the days get longer***

***Update on the native plant workshop hosted by the Town of Cary***

Unfortunately, it is canceled because the main person leading the workshop is still recovering from sickness. There is a chance it may be rescheduled at a later date depending on our schedules. We hope that they recover well and will be in good health soon!

****Update: the event is canceled for this Saturday unfortunately. The main person leading the event is still recovering from sickness and we hope they are in good health very soon! There is a chance we may reschedule at a later date but is to be determined.****

Hello all,

We will be co-leading with Sarah Justice a free Native Plant Workshop hosted by Good Hope Farm on November 12th, 1pm-2pm. This will be a class like workshop with a presentation along with handouts that have information about native plants. There are only 3 spots left. The link to the workshop is:
https://mycary.org/s/program?programCode=019569

The description of the workshop is:

Learn about the benefits of native plants for a healthy, beautiful lawn, attracting butterflies and songbirds, reducing watering needs, and supporting a thriving ecosystem through the use of native shrubs and flowers.

We hope to see you all there!

Pictured is. Bombus sp. on a Symphyotrichum sp. At Heater Park (We believe it is Symphyotrichum lateriflorum).

-P&T

****Update: the event is canceled for this Saturday unfortunately. The main person leading the event is still recovering from sickness and we hope they are in good health very soon! There is a chance we may reschedule at a later date but is to be determined.****

Hello all,

We will be co-leading with Sarah Justice a free Native Plant Workshop hosted by Good Hope Farm on November 12th, 1pm-2pm. This will be a class like workshop with a presentation along with handouts that have information about native plants. There are only 3 spots left. The link to the workshop is:
https://mycary.org/s/program?programCode=019569

The description of the workshop is:

Learn about the benefits of native plants for a healthy, beautiful lawn, attracting butterflies and songbirds, reducing watering needs, and supporting a thriving ecosystem through the use of native shrubs and flowers.

We hope to see you all there!

Pictured is. Bombus sp. on a Symphyotrichum sp. At Heater Park (We believe it is Symphyotrichum lateriflorum).

-P&T

Thank you to Will Ammons for being the mastermind, the inspiration, and the person to put this all together! Thank you to Sorrell's Lawn Care And Nursery for the native trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials! Thank you to Hoffman Nursery for the beautiful graminoids! Thank you to all of Cary Citizens and Town of Cary, NC staff that helped to install all the plants into the ground!

Approximately 40+ native trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials in the ground at Heater Park.

Approximately 514 native graminoid species into the ground at Heater Park.

This was such a fun event for us to help with from design aspects to installation. Paige and I both are excited to see how this area and future areas of Heater Park will evolve over time!

Here is design we installed, with help from Michael Clark, up in the mountains for Paige's father this past weekend. This was quite a fun project for us that incorporated about 239 plant plugs consisting of 9 different native plant species. We will post pictures next year when it is in full-growth mode!

This garden is about 4 years old and was dedicated to Paige's mother who passed away 4 and half years ago to Alzheimer's Disease. We decided to re-do the inner circle. The outside of the garden still consists of our newbie landscape designs when we first started, and the inner ciricle is a reflection of how much we have learned over the years with design concepts. The shrub in the middle is a Miss Molly that was planted for Paige's mother, but we have and still plan to slowly encourage him to replace it with a native shrub species. It is often easier to encourage and educate people than to cast shame on them about a non-native potentially invasive plant species.

One thing Paige and I both have learned is to listen, read, and DO. Ultimately, you can never learn if you don't fail, and the outside border garden is a reflection of our misunderstanding of native species when we first started. But if we don't fail and never reflect inward, then we do not learn.

Hi all,

We'd like to welcome anyone to this event held by the Town of Cary (see link below). A friend of ours will be leading this small workshop this Saturday (10/29) 9am-12pm. It is limited to 10 people and the event is free. The link is below if you'd like to sign-up to attend. Please be prepared to get your hands dirty, and the event link should have all the information about what is required of you to bring.

If you click on the link, there is a description of the work shop. There will be talks about why native plants are important in the landscape and the benefits they provide. After these initial talks, we will break into small groups and plant native groundcover, shrubs, and trees at Heater Park near downtown. Instructions on how to plant certain species will be provided for you.

Single Program myCary is a registration system. We understand as you navigate and try to register, you may encounter issues or have questions. If your needs are not answered below, please email us at [email protected] or call (919) 469-4061. We’re happy to help.

We had the pleasure of doing an install for our neighbors this past weekend. They are great people and have started to add native plants in their backyard, and it doesn't hurt to have neighbors who grows native plants too 😅. In this install we incorporated a lot of fun native short bunching grasses and some nice clumps and drifts of native forbs. We will post some more pictures of its progress next year. The site is a lot bigger than it appears in the picture, and it was our first blank slate install. We are usually installing plants in existing gardens so this was REALLY fun for us. We hope in the future, we are able to provide native garden designs and installs. Only time will tell 🤔

We would like to announce that P&T's Native Plants has become more officially "P&T's"!

Paige and I are excited to say that we both got married to each other this past Sunday!!!

We were lucky to have found a wonderful officiant, and a beautiful native grassland filled with native wildflowers that we were blessed to be allowed to do our small ceremony on. The owner of the land was truly generous to us and we couldn't have asked for anything else.

Paige and I would also like to thank all of the new and previous customers that we got to meet and talk to during the weekend of the plant sale! We very much appreciate your support for our small business. Thank you all for working with us each year as we navigate our day jobs while trying to balance a small backyard native nursery. We hope to be more available for plant sales next year. If you can believe it or not, we will be going into our 4th year as a small backyard nursery, and we are hoping to make our plants more available next year!

Cheers to the cooler temperatures, and we can't wait to see you all next season!

PLANT SALE TIME UPDATE FOR SUNDAY 9/25:

****The owner of Sweet Peas Urban Garden has informed us that tomorrow, Sunday 9/25, the plant sale will only be between 11am-4pm.****

We apologize for any inconvenience!

-P&T

Happy Equinox everyone! We made it! Lol

Our friends over at Field to Cottage Nursery have opened up their online store! If yall want to get some great native plants, give their website a look. Make sure to read their FAQs on their website so you know how to properly order and pick-up your native plants!

We highly recommend them! 👌🏾

The online store is now open for ordering!
Happy Fall Equinox!
www.fieldtocottage.com

Good evening all! **Upcoming plant sale info and plant list, please read if interested.**

Attached is the list of plants that we will be selling at the Wild Ones Event sponsored by Sweet Peas Urban Gardens in Garner, NC next weekend. There will be an Invasive Removal Workshop September 24th @ 2pm led by Native Plants Matter NC. More info on the event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-wild-ones-weekend-of-native-plants-plant-sale-tickets-387699548787?fbclid=IwAR0loxbQIEo6WYJdqSzWP4TwWftVcJixdc93sEYVUEmlyXbSLx9weigMdPE

Card, cash, checks, and Venmo are accepted. We (P&T) will be at the plant sale from 9am-4pm on Saturday Sep. 24th. On Sunday Sep. 25th it will be from 11am-4pm. After 4pm on Sat, you can still pay for plants via cash, checks, and Venmo if we aren't there. Prices will range between $5-10. We will make the price obvious for each plant when we leave, and there will be a jar to place money and/or checks if we are gone for the day. We are not taking pre-orders, so it will be first come, first serve.

Pics of some of the species are featured here, though most of our plants are not in bloom in their pots at the moment. They need a good home in the ground and fall is the perfect time to plant perennials!

Aquilegia canadensis (Red Columbine)
Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly W**d)
Blephilia ciliata (Downy Wood Mint)
Cephalanthus occidentalis (Buttonbush)
Chasmanthium latifolium / Uniola latifolia (River Oats)
Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower)
Erigeron pulchellus (Robin's Plantain)
Eryngium yuccifolium (Rattlesnake Master)
Eupatorium rotundifolium (Roundleaf Thoroughwort)
Eupatorium serotinum (Late-Flowering Boneset)
Hibiscus coccineus (Scarlet Rose Mallow)
Hibiscus moschuetos (Crimson Rose Mallow)
Monarda fistulosa (Wild Bergamot)
Physostegia viginiana (Obedient Plant)
Rudbeckia laciniata (Cutleaf Coneflower)
Salvia lyrata (Lyreleaf Sage)
Solidago juncea (Early Goldenrod)
Solidago rugosa (Wrinkle-leaf Goldenrod)
Solidago speciosa (Showy Goldenrod)
Symphyotrichum grandiflorum (Large-flowered Aster)
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (New England Aster)
Tradescantia ohiensis (Ohio Spiderwort)
Tradescantia virginiana (Virginia Spiderwort)
Verbesina virginica (White Crownbeard)
Zizia aurea (Golden Alexanders)

Hope to see y'all out there! Have a great week,
-P&T

PSA from Native Plants Matter NC! Click on their post to learn more about tackling Japanese Stiltgrass (Microstegium vimineum)! And if you ever need invasive removal service, highly recommend them!

We went out to see the recreation of a Piedmont Prairie yesterday at Duke Gardens in the Blomquist section. For us, this is where our journey with native plants began and eventually led to our small native nursery business. So this garden holds a special place in our hearts.

https://gardens.duke.edu/blomquist/piedmont-prairie

As we were going around looking at all the different species, I made an imagined meter X meter square in a random area and started to count the different species. There were at least 12-13 different native plant species in that area that I could see. It is a beautiful example of how diverse a grassland can be even though it was human-made. Also, it is why we believe that "prairie" type species are the way to go for installing native plants in newly developed areas or if your yard has the clay and full-sun conditions. A lot these species can deal with non-productive soil (construction soil) and with the intense heat we are experiencing now.

If you're thinking about doing a native plant installation, research Piedmont Prairie species. They'll probably do the best for your site if you have those stressful conditions. Remember, pick the right plant for your site conditions. If you pick the plants based on anything other than site conditions, you may have to keep amending your soil over and over again just to keep those plants alive...

Gotta love what they do! If you ever need invasive removal reach out to them! They are great at what they do!

Exciting news from Leaf & Limb! They will be doing Piedmont Prairies in 2023!

If yall have the area to do, do it! You won't regret it!

Piedmont Prairies: The Process & What to Expect - Leaf & Limb Creating a Piedmont Prairie takes time and patience, but it is well worth the wait.

We were honored to have the Great Blue Lobelia in our front garden visited by an American Bumblebee (Bombus pensylvanicus) the other day. She was really sticking her head in there for that sweet nectar! Besides their distinct color banding, another ID clue is their very long face (malar space). This is the first time we've seen this species in our yard. Once widespread, it is now threatened due to habitat loss and pesticide usage.
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Leaf cutter bee evidence at our neighborhood pollinator/native plant garden 🙂
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Here are all the plants we'll be selling at HerbFest tomorrow! Come see us Sunday May 1 between 12-4pm, and get em while you can! Prices will be $5-$12 depending on plant size and age. There will be many other booths too, selling herbs, native plants and perennials in addition to craft booths where local artisans will sell items related to gardening and nature. We'll be there rain or shine!

Event link: https://www.townofcary.org/recreation-enjoyment/events/special-events/herbfest?fbclid=IwAR1255rLRcwG2VW7ArjDeUYFccwPxHSSv0FUSMcwYh3EsxnBF75uCz5lUw4

Species list:
Achillea millefolium - Common Yarrow
Amsonia tabernaemontana (just coming out of dormancy) - Eastern Bluestar
Asclepias incarnata - Swamp Milkweed
Asclepias syriaca - Common Milkweed
Asclepias tuberosa - Butterflyweed
Asclepias verticillata - Whorled Milkweed
Callirhoe triangulata - Clustered Poppy-mallow
Ceanothus americanus - New Jersey Tea
Coreopsis lanceolata - Lanceleaf Coreopsis
Eupatorium perfoliatum - Common Boneset
Eupatorium rotundifolium - Roundleaf Thoroughwort
Euphorbia corollata - Flowering Spurge
Eutrochium fistulosum - Joe Pye W**d
Eutrochium maculatum - Spotted Joe Pye W**d
Eutrochium purpureum - Sweet Joe Pye W**d
Eryngium yuccifolium - Rattlesnake Master
Fragaria virginiana - Wild Strawberry
Helianthus angustifolius - Swamp Sunflower
Liatris aspera - Rough Blazing Star
Liatris scariosa var. Nieuwlandii - Savanna Blazing Star
Liatris spicata - Dense Blazing Star
***Silly me (T)...I moved Liatris spp. Around without labels and can’t remember which are which lol...but we will know more once we examine more of the leaves)***
Lobelia siphilitica - Great Blue Lobelia
Parthenium integrifolium - Wild Quinine
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium - Narrowleaf Mountain Mint
Ratibida columnifera - Upright Prairie Coneflower
Salvia azurea - Blue Sage
Scutellaria incana - Downy Skullcap
Scutellaria lateriflora - Blue Skullcap
Silphium perfoliatum - Cup Plant
Solidago odora - Sweet Goldenrod
Solidago rigida - Stiff-leaved Goldenrod
Solidago rugosa - Wrinkleleaf Goldenrod
Solidago speciosa - Showy Goldenrod
Symphyotrichum cordifolium - Heartleaf Aster / Blue Wood Aster
Symphyotrichum grandiflorum - Largeflower Aster
Symphyotrichum laeve - Smooth Blue Aster
Symphyotrichum lateriflorum - Calico Aster / White Wood Aster
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae - New England Aster
Symphyotrichum oblongifolium - Aromatic Aster

Good evening everybody!

Please click "see more" below for the list of plants we will be selling at HerbFest on May 1st (12pm-4pm). This most likely will be all of the stock we will provide this year.
https://www.townofcary.org/recreation-enjoyment/events/special-events/herbfest

We are not taking requests to order ahead of time for this event. Our online store will remain "Out of Stock". This will be a first-come-first-serve sale. So get em' while you can! Prices range from $5-$12 depending on pot size and age of plant. Let us know if you have any questions, we hope to see you there!

Achillea millefolium - Common Yarrow
Amsonia tabernaemontana (just coming out of dormancy) - Eastern Bluestar
Asclepias incarnata - Swamp Milkweed
Asclepias syriaca - Common Milkweed
Asclepias tuberosa - Butterflyweed
Asclepias verticillata - Whorled Milkweed
Callirhoe triangulata - Clustered Poppy-mallow
Ceanothus americanus - New Jersey Tea
Coreopsis lanceolata - Lanceleaf Coreopsis
Eupatorium perfoliatum - Common Boneset
Eupatorium rotundifolium - Roundleaf Thoroughwort
Euphorbia corollata - Flowering Spurge
Eutrochium fistulosum - Joe Pye W**d
Eutrochium maculatum - Spotted Joe Pye W**d
Eutrochium purpureum - Sweet Joe Pye W**d
Eryngium yuccifolium - Rattlesnake Master
Fragaria virginiana - Wild Strawberry
Helianthus angustifolius - Swamp Sunflower
Liatris aspera - Rough Blazing Star
Liatris scariosa var. Nieuwlandii - Savanna Blazing Star
Liatris spicata - Dense Blazing Star
***Silly me (T)...I moved Liatris spp. Around without labels and can’t remember which are which lol...but we will know more once we examine more of the leaves)***
Lobelia siphilitica - Great Blue Lobelia
Parthenium integrifolium - Wild Quinine
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium - Narrowleaf Mountain Mint
Ratibida columnifera - Upright Prairie Coneflower
Salvia azurea - Blue Sage
Scutellaria incana - Downy Skullcap
Scutellaria lateriflora - Blue Skullcap
Silphium perfoliatum - Cup Plant
Solidago odora - Sweet Goldenrod
Solidago rigida - Stiff-leaved Goldenrod
Solidago rugosa - Wrinkleleaf Goldenrod
Solidago speciosa - Showy Goldenrod
Symphyotrichum cordifolium - Heartleaf Aster / Blue Wood Aster
Symphyotrichum grandiflorum - Largeflower Aster
Symphyotrichum laeve - Smooth Blue Aster
Symphyotrichum lateriflorum - Calico Aster / White Wood Aster
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae - New England Aster
Symphyotrichum oblongifolium - Aromatic Aster

Herbfest | Town of Cary The Friends of Page-Walker Herbfest is a perennial favorite, held rain or shine on the beautiful grounds of the Page-Walker Arts & History Center. Visitors have the opportunity to find out how to start their own herb garden while touring the Anne B. Kratzer Educational Garden, including a close-up l...

If you plant it they will find it! Monarchs x Milkweeds 🧡 Counted 21 eggs on this plant! 4/15/22 Cary, NC

Happy ! What's in your garden now or what do you hope to add? 🌸 Some of what's in bloom around our yard:
1. Creeping phlox
2. Green and gold
3. Yellowroot
4. Japanese Azalea
5. Eastern Columbine
6. Wild Strawberry
7. Collards
8. Lavender
9. Cherry Tree
10. Blue-eyed Grass
Can't wait to see what pops up next!

(Had to post this again, it was all glitchy)

Hello plant lovers! How did everyone fare through that storm yesterday? Quite an interesting end to March it was. The plants did enjoy the rain and warmth; some are just now waking up and others are really starting to flourish!

🌸 Spring updates 🌸

-We will be selling ALL of what we have for this season at Herbfest in Cary, NC on May 1st (Sunday 12pm-4pm): https://www.townofcary.org/recreation-enjoyment/events/special-events/herbfest

-We will post a list/spreadsheet of our available plants for sale at Herbfest on our page no later than the week before the event.

-Our friends from Field to Cottage (https://www.fieldtocottage.com/) will be there too! As well as the Audubon Society. Should be a lot of fun!

-Our online store will remain "Out of Stock" this year but we will leave the plant information up if you all would like to read any information about certain indigenous plant species. https://www.ptnativeplants.com/

-We hope to be back in the swing of things next year with some adjustments in how you can purchase and pick-up your plants. We very much would like to continue our little side business and are figuring out ways to fit this passion of ours into our everyday jobs while having a healthy work-life balance. Thank you to all who have decided to put native plants into your landscape. Our native flora and fauna appreciate your efforts, and we hope the "Green" will smile upon your parcel of land. 🌱

Y'all have a great spring, we hope to see you around 🌿

-P & T

Important announcement!

Hi everybody. We are making some changes to our small business this year. After much discussion, the two of us have decided to scale back on our business plans. We will not be selling at farmers’ markets or doing deliveries/pick-ups this year. Our online store will be closed, but we may restructure our website to continue providing useful information and updates. **We will still be participating in at least ONE plant show this spring, however; more details to follow.** We may possibly participate in future events this year if our time constraints permit.

We’ve made this tough decision to allow for better balance between our full-time work, our plant nursery, and our personal lives. Time is the most precious resource, and now we will have more time on our hands while remaining optimal at our day jobs in healthcare.

Thank you all for your kind and generous support in 2020 and 2021! We are ecstatic that folks have been interested in gardening with native plants and truly grateful that you were willing to add our plants to your landscapes. If you were planning to source plants from us this year, you’ll still have your chance at event(s) we will attend in spring. More information coming soon.

Growing plants and providing food and shelter for the critters of the land continues to bring us great joy. We still plan to be involved in our local communities, so we hope to see you around. Happy gardening to all!

Sincerely,

Paige & Taylor (P&T)

Shoutout to Richard Carroll for telling us how to create these!

Since we had some logistical problems last year with transferring hundreds of transplanted plants into our small one car garage during colder temperatures, we decided to make small makeshift greenhouses over our nursery tables that can be stored away during the warmer seasons.

Hopefully this prevents us from having to transfer plants in and out as we prep for our spring sale season! They will all be passively heated and cooled via the sun and the zippered flaps until temperatures settle out. Here's hopin' everything works out because we like to provide healthy plants for you all as soon as possible in the spring.

Either way we love the ability to protect our seed starts from our neighboring squirrels and birds. They just have to wait to let these plants get to size before they go munching about lol.

Hi everybody,

We are officially done selling for 2021. Thank you all so much for another great year! We are so happy to see an ever growing interest in native plants and ecological gardening here in Cary and our surrounding communities.

We have some exciting news: in 2022 we will be selling at one or more farmer's markets around the Triangle, including the Morrisville Farmer's Market. More updates to come on that soon.

Happy solstice, happy holidays, happy gardening, and happy new year to all!

-P&T (Paige & Taylor)

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***Picture is of Eryngium sp. (most likely yuccifolium) seed heads observed at the Horton Grove Nature Preserve in Bahama, NC***

Good evening y'all!

We have updated our online store to reflect our current inventory.

https://www.ptnativeplants.com/shop

We are ONLY doing Sunday pick-ups for the next 3 Sundays (12/5, 12/12, and 12/19). You will be able to schedule your pick-up via the link that is emailed to you after you place your order. Please check your spam if you do not see an automated email from us for scheduling.

Thank you all for your continued support of our small business. We hope in the future (next year) we will be able to provide you all a way to view our plants and meet us in person!

-P&T

Hi all,

Apologies for not having our website updated for our inventory. We will have our website setup for online sales by tomorrow night.

We have decided to allow for Sunday pick-ups ONLY for the next 3 weekend (12/5, 12/12, and 12/19). Then we will close shop until next spring.

All plants that we have left for sale will either still have leaves or they will be going dormant.

You are still able to install plants into the ground with some mulch to keep them comfortable. We are just now getting around to doing some installations at our own house this time of the season and will continue our installations throughout December.

Yall stay warm out there!

-P&T

Hi all! Here's the list of plants we'll have for sale tomorrow at Good Hope Farm's Harvest Fest (prices vary between $3-8). Some quantities are limited, it will be first come, first serve. Hope to see you there! (Cash, Check, Card, or Venmo will be accepted)

Link to event: https://www.facebook.com/events/230073985725512/?ref=newsfeed

Amsonia tabernaemontana (Eastern Bluestar)
Asclepias incarnata (Swamp Milkweed)
Asclepias tuberosa (Butterflyweed)
Asclepias verticillata (Whorled Milkweed)
Coreopsis lanceolata (Lanceleaf Coreopsis)
Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower)
Eryngium yuccifolium (Rattlesnake Master)
Eupatorium perfoliatum (Boneset)
Eutrochium purpureum (Purple Joe-Pye)
Fragaria virginiana (Wild Strawberry)
Gaillardia pulchella (Blanketflower)
Helenium autumnale (Sneezeweed)
Lobelia cardinalis (Cardinal Flower)
Lobelia siphilitica (Great Blue Lobelia)
Monarda fistulosa (Wild Bergamot)
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium (Narrow-leaf Mountain Mint)
Pycnanthemum virginianum (Common Mountain Mint)
Scutellaria incana (Downy Skullcap)
Scutellaria lateriflora (Blue Skullcap)
Silphium perfoliatum (Cup Plant)
Solidago rugosa (Wrinkle-leaf Goldenrod)
Solidago speciosa (Showy Goldenrod)
Stokesia laevis (Stoke's Aster)
Symphyotrichum cordifolium (Heart-Leaved Aster)
Symphyotrichum lateriflorum (Calico Aster)
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (New England Aster)