Collection: Native Plants

Native plants are naturally adapted to our local climate, soils, and seasonal conditions, making them an excellent foundation for a beautiful and resilient landscape. Once established, many native plants require less supplemental watering and maintenance than plants that are not well suited to the region.

Beyond their beauty and durability, native plants play an important role in supporting the local ecosystem. They provide essential food, shelter, and habitat for pollinators, butterflies, birds, and other beneficial wildlife. Their established root systems can also help improve soil health, manage stormwater, and reduce erosion.

Choosing native plants doesn’t mean sacrificing color or garden style. New England offers an incredible variety of native flowering perennials, shrubs, trees, grasses, and groundcovers that can create landscapes ranging from naturalistic woodland gardens to polished, traditional designs.