![Setting up for the Burr Oak Nature Center sale Saturday, March 28th 12:30-4PM open to the public...]()
Setting up for the Burr Oak Nature Center sale
Saturday, March 28th
12:30-4PM open to the public
8AM-12:30PM open to the NatureScaping event![We will be delaying our spring opening day at the Nursery to May 1st. We will continue to...]()
We will be delaying our spring opening day at the Nursery to May 1st. We will continue to participate in March & April off-site sales (see our website for details).
Why? I (Tracy) made some poor management decisions which resulted in losing most of our overwintered plants to last week's 12° temperatures which was likely further compounded by the 90° temperatures that followed. We are devastated, as we're sure you are too. We will be working on transplanting lots of new plant babies for your home gardens, but it will take time to catch up. We're sorry for the inconvenience this causes and encourage you to support our other wonderful, local native plant nurseries.
What can you do to help? Help spread the word that the nursery location is closed in April, but we continue to strive to bring you high-quality, locally sourced plants later in the year.
Our website has been updated with current availability if you want to place an order for one of our upcoming off-site sales events (click on the "In Stock" filter to see only items currently available).
We can't thank you enough for your support and being with us throughout our journey - in good times and in bad. And we look forward to seeing you later this spring.![Cute little pussytoes, Antennaria neglecta, already supporting the pollinators visiting the sensory...]()
Cute little pussytoes, Antennaria neglecta, already supporting the pollinators visiting the sensory garden. ![The sand phlox (Phlox bifida) is blooming!!! Unfortunately we won't have this species available for...]()
The sand phlox (Phlox bifida) is blooming!!!
Unfortunately we won't have this species available for sale again this year, but it makes a wonderful ground cover with early spring blooms if you can find another vendor carrying it.![Woods Chapel Church in Lee's Summit hosts a Creation Care series that is free and open to the...]()
Woods Chapel Church in Lee's Summit hosts a Creation Care series that is free and open to the public. At the next event, Tracy will be talking about the benefits of native plants and why what we choose to plant in our yards can make a powerful difference.
📆 Monday, February 16
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍4725 NE Lakewood Way, Lee's Summit, MO 64064
@woodschapelchurch https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1TtUQAp3KC/![We're still buzzing from spending 2 days with all the great people at the @deeprootskc Plan It...]()
We're still buzzing from spending 2 days with all the great people at the @deeprootskc Plan It Native conference, where we were boothing with our friends from @cityrootsnursery . So this seems like a good time to again express how amazing the native plant community is. When we were first entering the industry we were worried about how the existing native plant nurseries would perceive us new kids on the block who didn't know what they were doing, trying to steal trade secrets and customers. But we got a very different response. We especially want to thank Merv and the entire amazing crew at @mowildflowersnursery for not only pioneering the native plant community in Missouri, but welcoming us into it and even helping us along the way. So when people commented about our "rivaling" shared booth at the conference these past two days, it was a good opportunity to share that this "industry" is actually a community of amazing people whose goal is to spread native plants as far and wide as we can to build ecosystems and make our earth a healthier place for all. 💜🌎
Plus, the sooner we can accomplish that mission, the sooner we can retire and go out to enjoy more nature! 😁![If you're at the Plan It Native conference Tuesday and Wednesday, stop by the Community Table in...]()
If you're at the Plan It Native conference Tuesday and Wednesday, stop by the Community Table in the Anita B. Gorman Center to chat during breaks.
@deeprootskc![Pulling back the frost cloth on this warm February day to see if the babies need watered. Yup. Even...]()
Pulling back the frost cloth on this warm February day to see if the babies need watered. Yup. Even with the snow melt, they're pretty dry. But it's so rewarding to see all the green and even some early spring beauty blooms. ![We'll be tabling at this Deep Roots event tomorrow. Hope to see you there! DIY Native Garden:...]()
We'll be tabling at this Deep Roots event tomorrow. Hope to see you there!
DIY Native Garden: Planting for Success
Anita B. Gorman Conservation Discovery Center
4750 Troost Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64110
Saturday, February 7th from 11am - 1pm
Winter is the perfect time to plan your native gardens before spring arrives. Join Cydney Ross of Deep Roots as she leads you through a crash course on planning (and planting!) your native gardens for success. Learn the fundamentals of native gardening in this free, in-person presentation. Topics include selecting the right plants, designing with intent, how to remove your lawn, and seasonal garden maintenance. Following the presentation, meet local native plant nurseries and experts who can help make your native garden dreams come true!
Register on @deeprootskc website https://deeproots.org/event/diy-native-gardening-planting-for-success/
