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All good things come to an end... We've reached our limits of how many pre-sales we can handle! However, If you missed presale, here's the good news:The upcoming 2022 Native Plant Expo & Marketplace will feature multiple nurseries providing even more native plant species for sale!  Not only that but the event will include various conservation organizations, native plant landscaping companies, and more to learn about native plants and local ecology! Join us for all that and more on June 4th from 9am-1pm at the Chelsea Community Fairgrounds! Happy planting! March 3rd UPDATE:Presales for Designs By Nature flats and pots...

The tree & shrub industry in our region is still catching up from the great demand in the last few years, so we get as many plants as possible, but quantities are limited. So, we recommend ordering early, and apologies if we run out! 

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We will now be hosting the Native Plant Expo & Marketplace at the Chelsea Community Fairgrounds: 20501 Old US-12 Hwy. Chelsea, MI 48118 While we had planned for the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds, where we've hosted the event in 2021 and 2019, there were booking issues.  We're looking forward to hosting the event in another part of Washtenaw, and hope you all can join. The Spring Native Plant sale pre-orders will be available for pick-up during the Native Plant Expo & Marketplace, and the event will also host many nurseries and organizations with more to share and purchase.  If you...

Hey loyal WCCD Spring Sale customers, We've seen early sales double this year, and we're doing our best to meet demand. We were able to request more tree stock for some species, but most are already sold out from our suppliers. We've added the following inventory for these species: 150 Ninebark  200 Northern Pecan 150 Swamp Loosestrife 100 Redbud So, if you saw them sold out, we have some more before they sell out again! Otherwise, if it shows as sold out, consider that the final for our Spring Sale. Thanks for supporting Conservation in Washtenaw and beyond!

Bitternut Hickory, Carya cordiformis, is a large deciduous tree, closely related to the pecan but without edible nuts. Bitternut hickory seeds are eaten by rabbits, and both its seeds and bark are eaten by other wildlife. We originally advertised these as 18-24" for $8 each, but the nursery had to downgrade their size, so they will be 12-18" and $6 each. Bulk pricing is also adjusted. If you already purchased Bitternut Hickory, a refund has been submitted to notify you of the change in size and price.