Native Plant Sale
Purchase native plants to attract pollinators to your yard while helping support gardens and gardeners at the Wells Reserve.
Reservations
Not Required
Location
Laudholm Campus
This event is handicap accessible
Native plants attract native insects and provide food for native birds.
At a time when development has fragmented habitats and interrupted migration corridors for native plants and animals that co-evolved over millennia, we can help create and restore beneficial environments for these essential inhabitants—and for us—in our home gardens.
- More than 30 species of young plants grown from wild or wild-type seed.
- Information on plant growing conditions, benefits to wildlife, and complementary species.
- Proceeds benefit York County Master Gardener Volunteer programs and activities at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm.
- Held rain or shine.
- Quantities limited.
- COVID-19 precautions in place.
York County Master Gardener Volunteers (UMaine Cooperative Extension) will be present to assist buyers. Heather McCargo of the Wild Seed Project will also be present to discuss rewilding and to sell plants.
More Information
Please email Allan Amioka or Ginger Laurits.
Plants for Sale
These plants are currently expected to be ready for sale:
- Amsonia (Blue Star)
- Asters: 5 species for sun or shade
- Beardtongues (Penstemon): 3 species
- Bellflowers: Tall American and Scotch
- Black-Eyed Coneflower
- Blue Iris
- Blue Lobelia
- Boneset
- Coastal Joe-Pye Weed
- Golden Groundsel
- Goldenrods: 3 species for sun or shade
- Ironweed
- Milkweeds: 3 species
- Mountain Mint: 2 species
- Tall Anemone
- Vervain (Verbena): 2 species
- White Snakeroot
- White Turtlehead
- Wild Columbine
- Wild Clematis (Virginiana)
- Wild Ginger
