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Weekly Updates From

The Garden Shop

Thanks for being in our text club! Each week we'll update you on deals, new arrivals, and more.

Last week, we said we're stocked on Natives, let us show you just how stocked we are!

3G: $36-$59

  • Arrowhead viburnum

  • Leadwort

  • American Beautyberry

  • Inkberry

  • Shrubby St. John’s Wort

  • Oakleaf Hydrangea

  • American Plum

  • Buttonbush

  • Ninebark

  • Spirea Steeplebush

  • Dwarf Chinkapin

  • Downy Servicebery

  • Coralberry

  • Golden Currant

  • Fothergilla

  • Fragrant Sumac

  • Smooth Wild Rose

  • Tulip Poplar

  • Paw Paw

  • White Flowering Dogwood

  • Elderberry

  • Vernal Witchhazel

  • Red Chokeberry

  • Shellbark Hickory

  • Native Pecan

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1G: $14.00-18.00

  • Black Raspberry

  • White Wild Indigo

  • Smooth Aster

  • Prairie Alumroot

  • Prairie Dropseed

  • Pennsylvania Sedge

  • Wild Strawberry

  • Rattlesnake Master

  • Southern Blue Flag

  • Copper Iris

  • Wild Geranium

  • Arkansas Bluestar

  • Brown Eyed Susan

  • Wild Quinine

  • Swamp Milkweed

  • Smooth Mallow

  • Foxglove Beardtongue

  • New England Aster

  • Aromatic Aster

  • Palm Sedge

  • Purple Coneflower

  • Pale Purple Coneflower

  • Wild Bergamont

     

Quarts: $10.50

  • Smooth Petunia

  • Pale Purple Coneflower

  • Missouri Primrose

  • Native 4 o'clock

  • Pathrush

  • Blanketflower

  • Buckleys Goldenrod

  • Copper Iris

  • Southern Blue Flag Iris

  • Common Milkweed

  • Yarrow

  • Prickly Pear Cactus

  • Dense Blazing Star

  • Rockpink Fameflower

  • Lanceleaf Coreopsis

  • Columbine

  • Star Tickseed

  • Black Eyed Susan

  • Mock Orange

  • Blue Wild Indigo

  • Sky Blue Aster

  • Cardinal Flower

  • Celandine Poppy

  • Joe Pye Weed

  • White Meadowsweet

  • Sedum Ternatum

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Bud:

Star Tickseed or Coreopsis pubescens - This Missouri Native starts blooming at the beginning of summer with blooms that last through September. It's flexible with the sun, but would be perfectly fine in a partly shaded area. Pollinators love this plant, so cut it back in the summer to encourage more blooms. Poor or dry soil isn't a worry for this hardy plant.

Bloom

Leadwort or Amorpha canescens - This early summer bloomer loves full sun and is drought-tolerant, making it perfect for those mid-summer dry spells. This MO Native loves full sun but can handle part shade, don't expect as many of those bright purple flower spikes. They root deep, sometimes even down 15 feet into the Earth.

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