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Edge Of The Woods Native Plant Nursery, LLC

Specializing in plants native to mid-Atlantic ecosystem

June 2, 2022

Show Your Pride

It's June and things are really hopping here!  We have released a number of crops for sale, including shrubs and perennials.  Check out what's available here. Order Form and Availability .  We have four species of milkweed now available - Common milkweed, Butterfly Milkweed, Swamp or Rose Milkweed, … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Uncategorized

May 26, 2022

Memorial Day 2022

This weekend, we honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military.  We will be displaying a Memory Wall for the names of our loved ones who died while serving in the U.S. military.  Add the name of a loved one and we will give you a perennial plug to plant in their honor.  … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Nursery Information

May 16, 2022

Nibbling on Natives

Most to all native plants have edible or medicinal uses. After all, before the original immigrants arrived in North America there were no grocery stores or pharmacies -- just the great outdoors and nature’s bounty. There is a wealth of information available on the medicinal and herbal uses of … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Plants, Why Natives?

May 12, 2022

Species Spotlight – Physocarpus opulifolius (Ninebark)

  Four Seasons of Interest Looking for a fast growing shrub to use as part of a hedgerow, privacy planting, or habitat island?  Ninebark is your answer.  Super-easy to grow, it has 4 seasons of interest: Spring: Profusion of white flowers in late spring to early summer.  Summer: … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Plants

April 28, 2022

Genus Spotlight – Amelanchier

There are several species of  Serviceberry.  They all bloom in spring, set fruit in summer, and have a lovely soft yellow fall color.  Some species have tinges of red and orange in fall.  The fruits are tasty, like soft sweet blueberries.  Songbirds and small mammals also love them.  Flowers are … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Species Spotlight, Uncategorized

April 21, 2022

Genus Spotlight – The Native Lilies

Lilies are perhaps one of the most important flowers historically, symbolically, and even horticulturally! They have been popular with thousands of years. Native lily species of North America were utilized by many Native American Tribes.  Their bulbs are sought after, edible delicacies. Native … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Plants, Species Spotlight

April 7, 2022

Species Spotlight – Our Native Azaleas

Native azaleas are some of the most spectacular native plants, yet seldom seen in gardens.  Some sources say that these azaleas and their precursors have been around for 50 million years, slowly evolving and adapting to their local habitats.  It’s never too late to add one to your garden. When … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Plants, Species Spotlight

January 31, 2022

The Ecological Value of Native Shrubs in Your Garden

It takes all kinds of plants to create a thriving habitat for wildlife, while each kind fulfills different ecological functions. Among them, shrubs are one kind of plant with important ecological functions for wildlife. Shrubs are woody plants, generally multi-trunked and under 20 feet tall. … [Read more...]

Article by Brandon Everett / Featured, Insects, Plants, Why Natives?

January 26, 2022

Species Spotlight – Ostrya virginiana

American Hop-hornbeam / Ironwood (Ostrya virginiana) The American hop-hornbeam is a great tree for the garden and landscape! Unfortunately, landscapers and home gardeners overlook this beautiful tree as it can be difficult to find in cultivation. We believe this tree is more deserving of … [Read more...]

Article by Brandon Everett / Insects, Plants, Species Spotlight

January 20, 2022

Simple-to-install, low-cost Bog Garden…A Step by Step Guide

Bogs are a fascinating addition to any garden! Do carnivorous plants such as pitcher plants and sundews tempt you, but unsure how to grow them? These plants are so cool, but are only suitable for containers or man-made bogs. Customers often admire our bog plants during the season, but hesitate due … [Read more...]

Article by Brandon Everett / Helpful Links, Native Plant Maintenance, Plants

December 16, 2021

Last Retail Hours for 2021

We will be open for the sale of gift cards, books, and container evergreen trees Friday and Saturday Dec 17 and 18 from 10 am to 3 pm. This is the last weekend for  2021 hours.  We will re-open for shopping April 1, 2022. New stock of books now available!  Perfect for a gift or to accompany a … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Events

November 16, 2021

Week of November 15

We are getting the nursery ready for winter so most of our plants are no longer accessible for browsing.  You can send us your list and we can assemble the plants you need.  Here's our current inventory. Please note that quantities available will change as customers purchase plants.  We will … [Read more...]

Article by Louise Schaefer / Nursery Information

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Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, LLC
A WBE Certified Woman Owned Business
Promoting Native Plants Since 2003

2415 Route 100, Orefield, PA 18069
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