A drink before the trip
We water each plant, let it drain, and check the roots before it leaves the bench.
A small nursery. A little more wild.
Seed to
bloom.
Native plants, grown with patience.
For gardens full of life.
MarchA seed, a little patience.
An illustrated growing season. Bloom timing varies with sowing date, weather, and the plant.
Echinacea purpurea · Grown here in Arkansas
Right plant.
Right patch of light.
Before you pick a flower, get to know your sun. Watch your garden for a day, then start here.
Something blooming.
All season long.
Plant for April’s first visitors and October’s last bees. Mix early, middle, and late bloomers.
Bloom seasonAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober
Purple bars show typical bloom windows. Your weather may shift them.
7 months · Scroll sideways on a small screen
Good roots. A careful pack. A fresh start.
A garden in a box.
Handled with care.
Packed standing up
Recycled cardboard collars hold the pots upright. Paper keeps the soil in its pot, where it belongs.
Out the door on Monday
We ship in spring and fall, early in the week, so plants spend less time waiting in a warehouse.
Home, then into the shade
Open the box right away. Check the soil, water if dry, and give the plants a day in bright shade before planting.
From our little greenhouse
to your growing corner.
I’m Dana. Our family has been growing here outside Conway since 2009. We pick plants for the life they bring to a garden, and grow them for the roots you don’t see.
Come meet the nursery