Growing Natives

Flower & Tree Nursery

We are always growing plants; click below to view our assortment of natives.

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Growing Natives

As of Sept 2026, many of our trees are either one-year-old, or two-years-old. Grown either in-ground, or reused pots with native soils, our nursery features Sugar Maples, Swamp White Oaks, Pin Oaks, American Lindens, Tulip Poplars, Sweet-bay Magnolias, Black Cherries, and Elderberries.

Currently our selection of native flowering plants is limited, but the assortment includes: Saw-Tooth Sunflowers, Mountain Mints, Black-Eyed Susans, and Butterfly Milkweed.

Growing in Urban Soils

In dense urban enclaves in Boston, the survival rate after municipal tree plantings for native tree species are very low — either due to incorrect planting, poor soil-conditions, and/or environmental stressors such as: dog-pee, heat stress, or inflections by lawn-care operators.

Unfortunately, theres only two factors we can correct: planting protocols and soil-conditions. We decided to expertiment by growing our trees in our native soils, and using natural amendments to promote soil-health, and nutrients uptake. With hope that these practices can be applied to in-ground plantings in the gritty soils alongside roads and sidewalks in Boston, and ensure the longivity of our native species.

  • Our Native Trees

  • Our 1-Year Sweet-bay Magnolia

  • Tulips and Swamp White Oaks

  • Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera)