Permaculture Plants
Plants are available late May through October. Orders are filled in the order they are received. Orders placed in May may not be ready until late June. Out of stock? We are growing more. Please select the "Notify me when in stock" button on the product page to receive an email notifications.
Orders are NOT shipped. A pickup time will be arranged through email when plants are ready for pick up.
4" Pot
A deep 4x5" square pot is our standard. Well-developed roots help the plant establish quickly. All plants are in a 4" pot unless otherwise stated.
Plug Flat
A plastic tray with 38 plants. Single-species or pre-designed kits. Economically plant larger areas. 5" deep and spaced for optimal crown growth.
Gallon Pots
Large round pots filled with shrubs or mature plants for garden showpieces.
Permaculture Plants
The native plant movement is founded in the belief that we have placed too much emphasis on plants that are useful to us, to the detriment of the habitat of every other living thing. A primary goal in planting native plants is to plant them for the benefit of a world larger than ourselves. However, the drive to decentralize and deindustrialize food sources by growing our own food is a complimentary mission that can help heal the planet. This is a collection of plants that have edible parts or can be used as seasoning by humans in support of that mission, while also supporting wildlife.*
*I am not a wild foods expert. I grow native plants to provide food for our native insects and birds. Some of those plant may also be eaten by people. I list these plants as a starting point for your research. Eat at your own risk, after doing your own research on edible parts, harvesting practices, and any preparation methods necessary to mitigate risks (some, for example, are not safe to eat raw).
