Mail order native plants and trees

A great way to support local ecosystems and add some natural beauty to your outdoor space! Here are some reputable mail-order native plant and tree nurseries in the United States:

National Suppliers

  1. American Beauties: Offers a wide selection of native plants, trees, and shrubs from across the country.
  2. Native Plant Society of America: Sells native plants and seeds from various regions, with a focus on conservation and education.
  3. Wildflower Farm: Specializes in native wildflowers, grasses, and shrubs from the Great Plains and Midwest.

Regional Suppliers

Northeast:

  1. New England Wild Flower Society: Offers native plants, seeds, and trees from the Northeast region.
  2. The Native Plant Trust: Sells native plants, seeds, and trees from the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.

Southeast:

  1. Wildflower Farm: Also serves the Southeast region, offering native plants, seeds, and trees.
  2. The Longleaf Alliance: Specializes in native longleaf pine trees and associated plants from the Southeast.

Midwest:

  1. The Prairie Nursery: Offers native grasses, wildflowers, and shrubs from the Midwest and Great Plains.
  2. The Illinois Native Plant Society: Sells native plants, seeds, and trees from the Midwest region.

Southwest:

  1. The Southwest Native Plant Society: Offers native plants, seeds, and trees from the Southwest region.
  2. The Arizona Native Plant Society: Sells native plants, seeds, and trees from the Southwest region.

West Coast:

  1. The California Native Plant Society: Offers native plants, seeds, and trees from California and the Western United States.
  2. The Oregon Native Plant Society: Sells native plants, seeds, and trees from the Pacific Northwest region.

Online Retailers

  1. American Beauties: Offers a wide selection of native plants, trees, and shrubs from across the country.
  2. Brent and Becky's Bulbs: Sells native bulbs, perennials, and trees from various regions.
  3. Gurney's Seed & Nursery: Offers native seeds, plants, and trees from various regions.

Before ordering, make sure to:

  1. Check the nursery's shipping policies and availability in your area.
  2. Verify the plants' hardiness zone and ensure they can thrive in your local climate.
  3. Research any local regulations or restrictions on planting native species.
  4. Consider purchasing plants in bulk or as bare-root stock to reduce packaging and shipping costs.

Remember to always choose nurseries that prioritize sustainable and eco-friendly practices, and that support local conservation efforts. Happy planting!