Another uptick: In the 1980s, Prairie Nursery used to sell pussytoes (Antennaria neglecta), one of the lowest-growing prairie species, with rosettes of light green leaves that have fuzzy, silvery ...

Prairie Nursery, in Westfield, Wis., ships to the Lower 48 states. It reports a 150% increase over the past three years in spring sales of plants with “weed” in the name.

Article ‘Count’ and ‘Share’ for Prairie Moon Nursery, Inc. based on listed parameters only. The articles listed below published by authors from Prairie Moon Nursery, Inc., organized by ...

The Prairie Nursery online catalog, which offers woodland as well as prairie plants, groups species by their soil adaptation, which is a useful starting point for identifying a community. Diboll is ...

Another uptick: In the 1980s, Prairie Nursery used to sell pussytoes (Antennaria neglecta), one of the lowest-growing prairie species, with rosettes of light green leaves that have fuzzy, silvery ...

Greg Herrmann is starting a native plant nursery one seed at a time. The 23-year-old entrepreneur has 39 different native plants growing at Pleasant Prairie Nursery, which is situated on his pa… ...

Whether it’s heard as a battle cry or a buzzword, the message is the same: Native plants are in. Gardeners with woodland have long heeded the call and regularly seek out trilliums, hepatica, … ...

Pleasant Prairie Nursery is having a native prairie plant sale from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. July 26 and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 27 at 24219 W. Laura Road, Williamsfield.

The prairie restoration project began in the spring of 2006 in collaboration with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and the Ohio Prairie Nursery. The program aims to restore four acres of old ...

Kelly Leask, owner of the Prairie Originals nursery, said native plants and seeds can help reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the effects of drought and floods. (Emily Brass/CBC) ...

Prairie Hills Nursery closes. John Green. jgreen@hutchnews.com. As spring approached and it was time to prepare for another season, longtime Hutchinson nursery operator Tom Heintzman made a discovery.