The Plant Native

Nurseries — drop your location in the comments.
Do you carry serviceberry?

This tree deserves way more attention. There are around 30 species of serviceberry (Amelanchier) native to North America — at least one grows in every U.S. state except Hawaii.
So chances are there's a variety that belongs in your region.

One of our recent posts about Serviceberry reached a lot of people and many need to know where they can find one native to their area.

Here's why: Native Serviceberries provide clouds of white flowers in early spring (before almost anything else blooms), edible berries in summer that taste like a blueberry crossed with a cherry, fiery orange-red fall color, and food for 35+ bird species and 124 species of moth and butterfly caterpillars.

It's genuinely one of the most underplanted native trees out there.

If you carry serviceberry — or know a nursery that does — leave your location below.

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Butterfly Bush is pure candy. 🍬🍭
Great for a quick hit. Zero nutritional value. Cannot sustain a single caterpillar.
It's not a pollinator garden. It's a vending machine with good lighting.
Swamp Milkweed is the whole meal!

Learn more about which milkweed to plant in comments!