We begin taking preorders February 1st and reach out once plants are available.
Native plant plugs will be available from approximately June 15 until September 1, or until sold out.
View our Pre-Order Form for current availability (updated regularly during the season).
We grow forbs, grasses, and sedges suited to a range of site conditions.
All species are native to Wisconsin.
We grow a different set of plants each year.
Our plants are generally about 6-12" tall, grown in biodegradable containers that are 3.5”- 4” tall and 3”- 4” wide at the top.
Bulk orders may come in 50-cell reusable plastic growing trays with cells that are 5” tall.
1) Place a preorder: Email us or use our Pre-Season Order Form, then pick up in Amherst.
2) Browse in person: Visit during Greenhouse Sales.
Watch our website and social media for hours and pop-up events.
We do not ship plants. We may deliver bulk orders for a fee; please contact us for details.
Listed prices include sales tax:
We accept cash, check, Venmo and PayPal (both @GenerationNP).
Credit card payment is only available by registering your card with PayPal.
Payment is due at the time of pickup; we do not accept advance payment
No. We never use neonicotinoids, and we do not source seeds or plants from nurseries that use them.
363 County Road KK, Amherst, Wisconsin.
We share a driveway with a neighboring business; keep left when you turn in to head back to the greenhouse.
A non-profit that promotes landscaping with native plants. Central Wisconsin has several local chapters.
ToolA repository of free, downloadable native garden design templates provided by Wild Ones.
GovernmentOfficial native plant lists, invasive species info, and habitat restoration guides.
Citizen ScienceCoordinates citizen science and distributes free milkweed plants in support of monarch butterflies.
Video PresentationCraig Thompson draws connections between birds, conservation, and planting native plants.
TED TalkRebecca McMackin discusses the importance of gardening for biodiversity in public and private spaces.
An Introduction to Natural Garden Design by Benjamin Vogt. Teaches the principles of native garden design.
By Sara Dykman. Chronicles a 10,000-mile bicycle journey along the monarch butterfly migration route.