Dyes from Native Plants Civilizations have been using dyes derived from the plants, and sometimes the animals, around them for nearly 8,000 years. They used the dyes to color clothing, basket weaving fibers, makeup, and more. Some of these dyes, like indigo, became highly valuable and were traded … [Read more...]
Seed Grown Species Available
Grown From Seed = Genetic Diversity If you are looking for the genetic diversity provided by seed-grown native plants, we have them. The following species are currently in stock, grown from seed by our horticulturists. For more information on why seed grown crops are important, check out this … [Read more...]
Shrub Willows
Ecosystem Benefits of Shrub Willows The shrub willows provide enormous ecosystem benefits -- second only to oaks! They flower as catkins (picture Pussy Willow) which provide one of the earliest spring sources of nectar and pollen for insects, including honey bees. Birds eat the catkins and buds. … [Read more...]
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