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Kit info:
50 plant plugs per kit - (~5 plugs of each species) $120.00 per kit + tax Orders and payment are due by May 10th. Pre-ordered plant kits (and rain barrels) will be available for pick up on Friday May 24th between 9am and 6pm at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Noblesville. How to order: Use our online store to purchase your plant kits. Don't forget to pre-order your rain barrel too! If you would rather pay via cash or check, just call or stop by the office! How many plants do I need? Plugs should be planted at least 1 foot apart (1 kit =50 sq. ft. garden). You can plant your plugs 16 -18 inches apart to cover a larger area (100-120 sq. ft. garden) and allow them plenty of room as they mature. See example planting plans below. Please note - species listed are subject to availability. Some species and quantities could be substituted if necessary.
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Pollinator Garden Kit:
Columbine Skyblue Aster Lavendar Hyssop Purple Prairie Clover Wild Bergamont/Beebalm Stiff goldenrod Purple Coneflower Golden Alexanders Common Milkweed* Prairie Dropseed --------------------------------------- This kit features plants that are great for pollinators like bees, birds, and butterflies. A variety of heights (1-5 ft), flower shape, and color make this kit practical and beautiful for your landscape! These plants will thrive in full sun. Vertical Divider
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Rain Garden/Wet Area Kit:
Marsh Milkweed* Ohio Goldenrod Fox Sedge Purple Coneflower Blue Flag Iris Dense Blazingstar Orange Coneflower Purple-stemmed Aster Prairie Dropseed Culver's Root --------------------------------------- Rain gardens are special native plant gardens that capture rainwater draining from your property (usually from your roof/downspouts). Rain gardens allow the water to soak back into the ground (cleaning it) instead of running off into stormwater drains. Learn more about rain gardens here. This kit is great for creating rain gardens and bioswales or for planting in wet areas of your yard in full/part sun. Vertical Divider
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Not sure which kit is best for your property?
Contact the SWCD or type the plant name into the LBJ Wildflower Center website to learn all about a particular native. Vertical Divider
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Learn more about natives from the
Indiana Native Plant Society! |