Hi,

I don't buy many plants but I have bought seeds from here AND they also sell plants (JIPS and trills). They are nursery grown plants. Hope this helps!

Here is a link that might be useful: Prairie Moon nursery

I have been delighted with the quality of plants I received this spring from Sunlight Gardens, So I definitely second the opinion from Ispahan about them.

Wild Type Farm in Mason MI is very reputable and has high quality plants. I've only purchased directly at their site, since my sister lives within a mile of their facility, but I'm sure they ship all over the country. Good luck and thanks for taking the care to use reputable sources for your plants.

Martha

go to your local native plant society - in your case it would be the Illinois Native Plant Society - http://www.ill-inps.org/. They can direct you to plants that were grown locally so they are better suited to where you are. And, you would be supporting local plant conservation and education efforts.

Thank you all!

Thank you all!

I'm trying to start a woodland garden in an area that is all oak and pine, therefore acid soil. It is also upland and rather dry. Any suggestions on types of wildflowers????
I have coral bells and the lady slippers grow there naturally.
This is Zone 5 in Massachusetts.

I'm looking for a source for Lycopodiaceae also known as Ground Pine, Princess Pine or Club Moss. Would like some plants. It goes wild here but difficult to find.

Wildseeds