Laurens native plant nursery

New location; more plants!

Our goal is to be a resource for native plant enthusiasts! You can use our Native Plant Library to research and and plan your garden, shop for native plants in Maryland online, or visit us in-person to shop and ask questions of our knowledgeable staff. We love to share our passion for supporting pollinators with responsible and sustainable gardening practices. We offer both in-person shopping, as well as contactless pick-up at our location in Ellicott City, MD. Planting natives is one of the ways we can start to make a difference in Maryland and in the expanded Chesapeake Bay region.

Laurens native plant nursery

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This has been their busiest year ever which is really good to hear if you are a fan of native plants. Nuts for Natives, avid gardener, Baltimore City admirer, Chesapeake Bay Watershed restoration enthusiast, and public service fan.

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Lauren's Garden Service and Native Plant Nursery can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions. Great selection of native plants. Friendly advice and helpful service. Lauren created a new backyard for us which involved an onsite visit and lots of back and forth exchange of ideas via email. We are very pleased with how it all came out and look forward to seeing it grow and change through the seasons.

Laurens native plant nursery

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Shop Online. It is because they provide a number of benefits to the local environment and are very well adapted to our growing conditions. The nursery carries straight species natives, cultivars of natives, and a sprinkling of ornamental annuals. In addition to the trees, shrubs, perennials, grasses and ferns, they sell plugs. What Exactly Qualifies as Local? What Is All the Buzz About? In mid-August, the original nursery location closed and the whole operation moved to larger quarters on Triadelphia Road in central Maryland's Ellicott City. New location; more plants! As a naturalist, I have enjoyed and focused on using natives throughout my whole career as a gardener. It can be tricky to gather accurate plant information for what is locally native. Planters and window boxes filled with natives are intriguing as well. Our locally native plants have provided food and shelter to our local wildlife but there are also non-native species that have been shown to be beneficial for local wildlife as well. In the works is a retail store set to open later this fall! Planting natives is one of the ways we can start to make a difference in Maryland and in the expanded Chesapeake Bay region. If you are interested in attracting birds to your garden check out our list of native plants for some suggestions.

As the army of habitat heroes grows, we want to provide as many resources as possible to find native plants.

For instance, the monarch butterfly will feed off of lantana, a non-native annual plant. As I mention from time to time, Nuts for Natives has no financial connection to any nursery or business; just promoting native plants and gardening for the Chesapeake! The new location opened this week. Inventory is posted on-line and you can place orders on-line too for later pick-up. Write a comment Is your yard constantly being torn up by deer? Some gardeners will only use plants that are native to their immediate area. It's so sensible -- plants grouped by light conditions and size makes it easy to see what is available for your situation. Obviously, there is a broad range of opinions when it comes to which native plants are acceptable. To make it really easy, I have compiled a list of locally native ferns, groundcovers, grasses, perennials, shrubs and trees that have worked well in our experience. The benefits of natives include: Attract and feed local wildlife and pollinators. Another way to describe them would be to say they are indigenous to the region.