4 Wisconsin Native Plant Communities

Four diverse bundles of Wisconsin native plants suited for different soil and sun habitats. Choose the best one for your yard!

 

  • Wisconsin Classic Prairie
  • Wood's Edge
  • Wisconsin (Usually) Wet Meadow
  • Door County Meadow.

  

Our bare-root plant communities make starting a native wildflower garden easier. With an entire year of energy stored in their roots, our bare-root plants emerge robust when spring arrives, making them easy to distinguish from weeds. Most will flower in the first year. Enjoy the beauty and support your native pollinators and other wildlife immediately. 

  • Why Bare Root Plants?

    Learn more about the benefits and care of bare root plans.

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  • What are jumping worms and how to avoid them

    A devestating worm that destroys soild health, the jumping worm can be avoided by using bare root plants in your gardens.

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  • Wisconsin Pollinators: The beneficials insects helping us grow

    These beneficials insects help us grow our gardens. Learn more about our generous neighbors.

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