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The land! That is where our roots are. There is the basis of our physical life. The farther we get away from the land, the greater our insecurity

Henry Ford



What we're all about

We started Toadshade Wildflower Farm to make native wildflowers, particularly perennials, more easily available. Our intention is to 1) provide native, perennial, propagated wildflower plants, 2) identify available plants clearly by both common and scientific name, and 3) clearly summarize the native range and growth requirements of the wildflowers for sale.

Accordingly, all of the plants that we offer are native (not alien, introduced, or naturalized) as well as we can determine. We propogate them all ourselves - no plants are dug from the wild! We have tried to list the most often used common names, the scientific names, the preferred growth habit, and the native range based on information from a number of sources (see references below). I would encourage you to try plants that are native to your area. Planted within their native ranges, in sites appropriate to them, native perennial wildflowers will thrive and provide lasting color and interest for years to come.

Purchasing wildflowers

When buying wildflowers, make sure they are propagated, not removed from the wild! If you have any doubt, ask! Some plant species have been driven to extinction in the wild due to the collection of wild plants!

Shipping will continue until the end of June. Supplies of several species are currently limited, but we already many smaller plants coming along for fall shipping. This web site will be updated throughout the summer so that you know what is currently available.

Let us know if you would like a copy of our 2009 catologue.

Let us know if you have any particular native plants that you're looking for. We always have new species coming along, so we may have what you are looking for (in small numbers.) If we don't have it, we'll try to add it to a future catalogue!

Seen a bumble bee nest? You can help a doctoral student at the University of Georgia increase our understanding of bumble bees by completing a short survey!

All artwork on this web site, including drawings and photographs, is original and is the property of Toadshade Wildflower Farm. To obtain permission to reproduce this artwork, contact Randi.


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Last Updated: June 20, 2009