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We’ll sort every nursery by how far away it is. Small businesses come and go, so call ahead before you jump in the car.

Native nurseries, state by state

Alabama8
Arizona8
Arkansas6
California62
Colorado10
Connecticut7
Delaware7
Florida15
Georgia18
Hawaii4
Idaho3
Illinois12
Indiana14
Iowa9
Kansas9
Kentucky11
Louisiana15
Maine16
Maryland17
Massachusetts22
Michigan36
Minnesota23
Mississippi9
Missouri17
Montana9
Nebraska5
Nevada7
New Hampshire8
New Jersey15
New Mexico4
  • Lone Mountain Native Plants Silver City Southwestern native wildflowers, trees, shrubs and cacti, grown without pesticides. Local delivery.
  • Mesa Garden Belen Specializes in cacti and succulents
  • Plants of the Southwest Santa Fe Native and desert-adapted seed, trees, shrubs, grasses and cacti. In-store only; second store in Albuquerque.
  • Robledo Vista Nursery Radium Springs Chihuahuan Desert natives by appointment and at the Las Cruces Farmers Market. No shipping.
New York29
North Carolina20
North Dakota1
Ohio25
Oklahoma6
Oregon12
Pennsylvania35
Rhode Island3
South Carolina14
Tennessee13
Texas26
Utah5
Vermont13
Virginia23
Washington24
Washington, D.C.1
West Virginia2
  • Birds Nest Natives Shepherdstown Micronursery selling WV native perennials, grasses and shrubs. Sale weekends or by appointment.
  • Smoke Camp Crafts Weston Native pollinator plants and seed, propagated in house. Shop open weekdays plus online store.
Wisconsin17
Wyoming1
  • Wyoming Plant Company Casper Wyoming native and adapted perennials, shrubs, trees and grasses. Pickup only; no shipping.
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How a nursery makes this list

We build it from native plant societies, conservation groups, reader tips and a lot of web digging. We don’t visit every one, but we look for:

  • A real focus on native plants, not a token shelf
  • Latin names on the tags, so you know what you’re getting
  • Plants suited to their region, not just “North American”
  • Options for home gardeners, not only wholesale
  • Nothing dug from the wild

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22 vs 3,162

Massachusetts has 3,162 Dunkin’ locations and just 22 native plant nurseries on our list. Every flat of asters you buy from one of these growers helps even the score a little.

More ways

A few more places to look

Local Facebook groups

Search your state or county plus “native plants.” Members post sales, swaps and free divisions from their own yards.

Seed swaps + seed libraries

Many public libraries lend seeds like books. Plant them, save a few, bring some back.

Wild Ones chapters

Local chapters run plant sales, garden tours and swaps, and they love a beginner.

Plant native, shop native

Every plant you buy from one of these growers is a vote for more of them. Big-box stores sell what ships well. These folks sell what belongs in your yard, and most of them will tell you exactly where to put it. Not sure what to buy yet? Start with magnolias, hydrangeas or coneflowers, or pick plants for butterflies, songbirds and hummingbirds.

Readers all over the country have written in with additions. Thank you, and keep them coming.

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