by Bridget Fetterman
In addition to purchasing plants from SCNPS at our April 12th Upstate Native Plant Sale, you’ll have the opportunity to shop with these outstanding regional vendors:
Flower Moon Nursery
Flower Moon Nursery offers a unique selection of nursery-propagated native plants. Their inventory includes trees, shrubs, perennials, grasses, and ferns native to the Southeast, including many species that are hard to find in the trade. They specialize in native deciduous azaleas.
Carolina Wild
Established in 2002, Carolina Wild is a family-owned native plant nursery in Anderson, SC. They offer a diverse selection of nursery-propagated native perennials, shrubs, and vines suited for a variety of growing conditions. Their propagation program includes over 100 species, making it a great resource for everyone, from beginner gardeners to native plant collectors. Carolina Wild uses ethically sourced seeds and stock materials, with most coming from local sources. No habitats are harmed in the process—except in cases of plant rescues from development sites. Their goal is to promote environmentally friendly and ecologically sound gardening practices.
Sarracenia Southeast
Specializing in native North American carnivorous plants, Sarracenia Southeast grows a fascinating collection in Travelers Rest, SC. Their selection includes sundews, Venus flytraps, bladderworts, and a variety of pitcher plants.
Saturnia Farm
Saturnia Farm, founded in 2019, is a nursery, flower farm, and homestead dedicated to sustainable growing practices. Guided by principles of beauty, permaculture, and ecology, they provide holistically grown, affordable specialty perennials, native plants, and edible landscaping options. Their goal is to transform standard landscapes into thriving ecosystems that support both people and wildlife.
Blue Oak Horticulture
Blue Oak Horticulture is passionate about reconnecting people with their local ecosystems. Their native and edible plants support insects, songbirds, and wildlife, helping to create balanced habitats. They offer seasonal vegetable and herb transplants, edibles, and perennial natives—and if you can’t find a particular plant, they may be able to grow it for you! Blue Oak also provides horticultural consulting and educational workshops throughout the year. Be sure to visit them in August for their annual pawpaw tasting festival!
Come explore these vendors at the sale and discover even more great options for your native landscape!
