Prairie Grass Native Plant Kit
Each native plant kit contains 50 plant plugs per kit and are designed for extended periods of bloom and interest with diversity containing flowers, grasses, and sedges.
Species substitutions are unlikely but possible. You are guaranteed to get species appropriate to the kit you are purchasing.
When planted 18" on center, each kit will cover approximately 100 square feet or you can use the plants throughout your property.
Pick up: Plant kits can be picked up from the SWCD office in Noblesville, Indiana the first week of June. Pick up details will be emailed at the end of May.
The number below indicates how many plugs of each species you can expect in the kit.
This Prairie Grass Kit contains a mix of deeply rooted grasses and sedges. These species are low-maintenance, will thrive in full-sun, and prefer medium/dry soil.
5 – Andropogon gerardii
5 – Bouteloua curtipendula
5 – Bouteloua gracillis
5 - Elymus canadensis
5 – Elymus virginicus
5 – Eragrostis spectabilis
5 – Koeleria macrantha
5 – Panicum virgatum
5 – Sorghastrum nutans
5 – Sporobolus heterolepis
50
Subs: Carex bicknellii, Schizachyrium scoparium
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Rain Garden Native Plant Kit
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Each native plant kit contains 50 plant plugs per kit and are designed for extended periods of bloom and interest with diversity containing flowers, grasses, and sedges.
Species substitutions are unlikely but possible. You are guaranteed to get species appropriate to the kit you are purchasing.
When planted 18" on center, each kit will cover approximately 100 square feet or you can use the plants throughout your property.
Pick up: Plant kits can be picked up from the SWCD office in Noblesville, Indiana the first week of June. Pick up details will be emailed at the end of May.
The number below indicates how many plugs of each species you can expect in the kit.
Our Rain Garden Kit contains a diverse mix of plants that are suited to rain gardens. The selected plants will perform well in short-term flooding and temporary drought conditions – prefer sun/part shade.
5 – Asclepias incarnata (pink)
2 – Baptisia australis (blue)
3 – Carex vulpinoidea (greenish yellow)
5 – Echinacea purpurea (pink)
5 – Hibiscus palustris (pink)
5 – Iris virginicia v.shrevei (purple)
5 – Liatris spicata (pink)
5 – Lobelia cardinalis (red)
5 – Pycnanthemum virginianum (white)
5 – Verbena hastata (purple)
5 – Zizia aurea (yellow)
50
Subs: Carex muskingumensis, Filipendula rubra (pink), Helenium autumnale, Iris versicolor, Rudbeckia fulgida or subtomentosa
Shade Garden Native Plant Kit
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Each native plant kit contains 50 plant plugs per kit and are designed for extended periods of bloom and interest with diversity containing flowers, grasses, and sedges.
Species substitutions are unlikely but possible. You are guaranteed to get species appropriate to the kit you are purchasing.
When planted 18" on center, each kit will cover approximately 100 square feet or you can use the plants throughout your property.
Pick up: Plant kits can be picked up from the SWCD office in Noblesville, Indiana the first week of June. Pick up details will be emailed at the end of May.
The number below indicates how many plugs of each species you can expect in the kit.
The Shade Kit contains a mix of shade loving wildflowers, sedges, and grasses for season-long interest. The mix of plants will perform well in shade/part-shade and prefers medium soil.
5 – Aquilegia canadensis (red/yellow)
5 – Carex plantaginea
5 – Eurybia macrophylla (lavender/white/yellow)
5 – Lobelia silphilitca (blue)
5 – Penstemon calycosus (purple)
5 – Solidago rugosa (yellow)
5 – Solidago ulmifolia (yellow)
5 – Symphyotrichum lateriflorum (white/yellow)
5 – Symphyotrichum urophyllum (white/yellow)
5 – Tradescantia subaspera (purple)
50
- Subs: Ageratina altissima, Hystrix patula
Conservation Yard Signs
Only a few left!
PICK UP ONLY (NOBLESVILLE, IN)-- no shipping.
These 9x7 metal sign are the perfect way to educate friends and neighbors on your conservation practice.
The sign comes pre-drilled with two holes to easily attach to a t-post or wooden post.
PICK UP ONLY- no shipping. If you are ordering signage as part of a rain barrel, native plant, or native tree pre-order, your signage will be available on the pick up day. If you are ONLY ordering signage you can pick up your items at our office during regular business hours (M-F 8am-4:30pm).
55 Gallon Rain Barrel
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Re-purposed food grade barrels. Each barrel has a spigot on the bottom and a threaded connection hole at the top (overflow/diverter/attachment). The top of the barrel will have holes (for receiving water) covered by a screen. Returns are not accepted after barrel pick up. These are re-purposed food grade barrels so there may be imperfections including minor scratches on the surface. Within our supply of barrels there may be slight variations in both surface details and color.
Don't forget to add a diverter or stand to your pre-order for easy installation! Linking hoses to connect multiple barrels are also available.
Carmel resident? Learn more about rebate (rebate after purchase and install) here: www.rainonmain.com/carmel-rain-barrel-subsidy
NO SHIPPING. Must be picked up from Noblesville, INDIANA.
Red Maple
Red Maple
Acer rubrum
Plant Details:
Plant type: Tree | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Medium to wet
Mature size: 40–70 ft. tall × 30–50 ft. wide
Bloom time: March–April
Growth rate: Fast
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 4-5
Great For
• Large shade tree
• Rain gardens and low areas
• Naturalized landscapes
Ecological Benefits
• Early flowers provide pollen and nectar for bees. Seeds and buds are eaten by birds and small mammals, and the foliage supports many caterpillars.
Why We Recommend It
We recommend Red Maple for customers who want quick shade, dependable fall color, and a native tree that can handle more moisture than many common landscape trees. It works especially well in large yards, low areas, and rain-garden settings. Early flowers help pollinators, and the tree supports many caterpillars while feeding birds and mammals. Give it generous space away from pavement, where its broad canopy and surface roots can develop without creating conflicts.
Good to Know
• Fast-growing native shade tree
• Strong fall color
• Adaptable to periodically wet sites
Care/behavior information: Water during establishment and prolonged drought. Prune young trees to develop strong branch structure.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Shallow surface roots can compete with turf and lift pavement. Branches may break in ice or wind, and alkaline soils may cause chlorosis.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): Host plant for numerous native moths and butterflies.
Deer resistant (if applicable):
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Clay soil; temporary flooding; urban conditions
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
Allegheny Serviceberry
Allegheny Serviceberry
Amelanchier laevis
Plant Details:
Plant type: Tree | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Medium
Mature size: 15–25 ft. tall × 15–20 ft. wide
Bloom time: April
Growth rate: Medium
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 4-5
Great For
• Small specimen or understory tree
• Edible landscape
• Wildlife garden or informal screen
Ecological Benefits
• Early flowers support pollinators, and the berries are highly attractive to songbirds and other wildlife.
Why We Recommend It
We recommend Allegheny Serviceberry as a small native tree that delivers interest through several seasons without overwhelming a residential landscape. White spring flowers feed early pollinators, edible summer berries attract songbirds, and the graceful form works well near woodland edges or in an edible garden. It is also a host plant for Red-spotted Purple and Viceroy butterflies. Provide consistent moisture and good drainage, especially during establishment, for the healthiest growth and best fruit display.
Good to Know
• White spring flowers
• Edible summer berries
• Excellent small native tree for four-season interest
Care/behavior information: Prune when young if a single-trunk tree form is desired. Provide water during dry periods.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Not reliably drought tolerant. Susceptible to rust, fire blight, and powdery mildew; fruit quality can decline in persistently wet weather.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): Host plant for the Red-spotted Purple and Viceroy butterflies.
Deer resistant (if applicable):
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Acidic soil
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
Paw Paw
Pawpaw
Asimina triloba
Plant Details:
Plant type: Tree | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to shade
Soil moisture: Medium to wet
Mature size: 15–30 ft. tall × 15–30 ft. wide
Bloom time: April–May
Growth rate: Medium
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 1-2
Great For
• Edible landscape
• Woodland edge or understory
• Naturalized planting
Ecological Benefits
• Flowers are pollinated mainly by flies and beetles. Fruit is eaten by mammals, and the foliage supports specialized caterpillars.
Why We Recommend It
Pawpaw brings a tropical look, edible fruit, and an important butterfly relationship to Indiana landscapes. We recommend it for woodland edges, edible gardens, and naturalized areas where the young tree can receive some protection from intense sun. Its foliage is the exclusive caterpillar food for the Zebra Swallowtail, and its large fruits are enjoyed by people and wildlife. Plant at least two genetically different trees for pollination, and expect the best fruiting once mature plants receive more sunlight.
Good to Know
• Produces the largest edible fruit native to North America
• Tropical-looking foliage
• Valuable small tree for edible and wildlife landscapes
Care/behavior information: Plant at least two genetically different trees for reliable fruit set. Remove suckers if a single specimen is preferred.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Young plants may benefit from some shade, while mature trees fruit best in sun. Plants are not self-fertile, and handling fruit or foliage may irritate sensitive people.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): The exclusive larval host plant for the Zebra Swallowtail butterfly.
Deer resistant (if applicable):
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Shade tolerant; seasonal wetness
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
Hackberry
Common Hackberry
Celtis occidentalis
Plant Details:
Plant type: Tree | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Dry to wet
Mature size: 40–60 ft. tall × 40–60 ft. wide
Bloom time: April–May
Growth rate: Fast
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 4-5
Great For
• Large shade tree
• Urban or exposed site
• Wildlife and naturalized planting
Ecological Benefits
• Fruit feeds many birds and mammals, and the tree is an important caterpillar host. Its branching also provides nesting and shelter.
Why We Recommend It
We recommend Common Hackberry as one of the toughest native shade trees for difficult Indiana sites. It grows quickly, tolerates clay, drought, temporary flooding, wind, and urban conditions, and provides exceptional wildlife value. Its fruit feeds many birds and mammals, while the foliage hosts Hackberry Emperor, Tawny Emperor, Mourning Cloak, Question Mark, and American Snout butterflies. Give it room to mature, and expect harmless leaf galls or occasional fruit cleanup rather than a perfectly manicured appearance.
Good to Know
• Tough, fast-growing native shade tree
• Highly adaptable to difficult urban sites
• Exceptional wildlife value
Care/behavior information: Little routine maintenance is required once established.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Leaf galls and witches'-broom are common but usually cosmetic. Fallen fruit can create cleanup near sidewalks or patios.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): Host plant for Hackberry Emperor, Tawny Emperor, Question Mark, Mourning Cloak, and American Snout butterflies.
Deer resistant (if applicable):
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Drought; clay soil; temporary flooding; wind; urban pollution
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
Buttonbush
Buttonbush
Cephalanthus occidentalis
Plant Details:
Plant type: Shrub | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Medium to wet
Mature size: 5–12 ft. tall × 5–12 ft. wide
Bloom time: June–August
Growth rate: Medium to fast
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 2-3
Great For
• Rain gardens and pond edges
• Wetland restoration and streambanks
• Large wildlife gardens and naturalized screens
Ecological Benefits
• Flower heads draw bees, butterflies, moths, and hummingbirds. Seeds are eaten by ducks and other waterfowl, and dense growth provides cover.
Why We Recommend It
Buttonbush is one of the best native shrubs for wet ground and one of the most active pollinator plants in summer. Its distinctive globe-shaped flowers attract bees, butterflies, moths, and hummingbirds, while the seeds feed ducks and other birds. We recommend it for rain gardens, pond edges, streambanks, and wetland restoration. It can tolerate standing water and seasonal flooding, but it becomes a large, sometimes suckering shrub, so allow generous space and keep it away from tight foundation beds.
Good to Know
• Distinctive spherical flowers
• Outstanding pollinator and wildlife shrub
• One of the best native shrubs for wet sites
Care/behavior information: Prune in late winter to control size or rejuvenate older stems. It responds well to hard pruning.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Allow ample room; it can become a large shrub and sucker in wet ground. Plant parts may be toxic if eaten.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable):
Deer resistant (if applicable): Yes
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Standing water; seasonal flooding; clay soil; compaction; heat; erosion
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
Redbud
Eastern Redbud
Cercis canadensis
Plant Details:
Plant type: Tree | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Medium
Mature size: 20–30 ft. tall × 25–35 ft. wide
Bloom time: April
Growth rate: Medium
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 4-5
Great For
• Small specimen tree
• Pollinator or wildlife garden
• Woodland edge and residential landscape
Ecological Benefits
• The early flowers feed bees and other pollinators, and the foliage supports butterfly and moth caterpillars. Seeds are eaten by birds.
Why We Recommend It
Eastern Redbud is a dependable small native tree for customers who want dramatic early spring flowers without the scale of a large shade tree. Pink-purple blooms cover the bare branches before leaves emerge, providing valuable food for early bees. The foliage also supports native caterpillars, and birds eat the seeds. We recommend it for residential landscapes, woodland edges, and pollinator gardens with well-drained soil. Avoid major root disturbance, wet sites, and locations exposed to repeated branch damage.
Good to Know
• Showy flowers cover bare branches in early spring
• Compact native flowering tree
• Valuable early-season pollinator plant
Care/behavior information: Prune young trees to develop good branch structure. Water during establishment and drought.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Relatively short-lived and prone to branch breakage and canker. Avoid poorly drained soil and major root disturbance.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): Supports the specialist bee Habropoda laboriosa and serves as a host for Henry's Elfin butterfly.
Deer resistant (if applicable): Yes
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Clay soil; black walnut
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
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Flowering Dogwood
Flowering Dogwood
Cornus florida
Plant Details:
Plant type: Tree | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Medium
Mature size: 15–30 ft. tall × 15–30 ft. wide
Bloom time: April–May
Growth rate: Medium
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 3-4
Great For
• Small specimen or understory tree
• Woodland edge
• Wildlife and pollinator garden
Ecological Benefits
• Flowers support bees and other pollinators. Red fruits are eaten by songbirds and other wildlife, and the branching provides cover.
Why We Recommend It
Flowering Dogwood is a classic native understory tree with white spring bracts, red fall fruit, and colorful autumn foliage. We recommend it for woodland edges, small specimen plantings, and wildlife gardens where it receives afternoon shade, good drainage, and protection from harsh urban conditions. Its flowers support pollinators, and the fruit is especially valuable to migrating and resident songbirds. Careful siting is important because exposed heat, compacted soil, poor drainage, and several diseases can shorten its life.
Good to Know
• Classic native flowering tree
• Beautiful spring bloom and fall color
• Strong value for birds and pollinators
Care/behavior information: Mulch the root zone, water during drought, and minimize root disturbance.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Can struggle in hot, compacted, exposed, or poorly drained sites. Anthracnose, powdery mildew, and borers may be concerns.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): Especially valuable to fruit-eating songbirds in late summer and fall.
Deer resistant (if applicable):
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Clay soil; black walnut
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.
Red Osier Dogwood
Red Osier Dogwood
Cornus sericea
Plant Details:
Plant type: Shrub | Straight native species
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil moisture: Medium to wet
Mature size: 6–9 ft. tall × 8–12 ft. wide
Bloom time: May–June
Growth rate: Fast
Container size: 3 gallon pot
Estimated size at pickup in feet (if available): 2-3
Great For
• Rain gardens and streambanks
• Informal screens and wildlife hedges
• Erosion control and naturalized plantings
Ecological Benefits
• Flowers support native pollinators. Berries feed songbirds and mammals, and dense stems provide nesting and cover.
Why We Recommend It
Red Osier Dogwood is a versatile wet-site shrub best known for its brilliant red winter stems. We recommend it for rain gardens, streambanks, informal screens, and erosion-control plantings where dense, spreading growth is useful. Spring flowers support native pollinators, berries feed birds and mammals, and the thicket provides nesting and shelter. It tolerates clay, flooding, and cold conditions, but it spreads by suckers and is frequently browsed by deer, so it is not ideal for small formal beds.
Good to Know
• Brilliant red winter stems
• Tough shrub for moist and difficult sites
• High wildlife and erosion-control value
Care/behavior information: For the brightest stem color, remove about one-third of the oldest stems at ground level each spring or rejuvenate periodically.
Warning or placement concerns (if applicable): Spreads by suckers and may outgrow small beds. Deer commonly browse stems and foliage.
Notable wildlife detail (if applicable): Dogwoods support numerous native butterfly and moth caterpillars.
Deer resistant (if applicable):
Rabbit resistant (if applicable):
Special tolerances: Clay soil; wet soil; seasonal flooding; cold; erosion
Fall 2026 Plant Pickup
This is a preorder item and will not be available until our fall pickup event. Plants are not shipped.
Pickup Dates
Thursday, October 1, 2026 |11:00 AM–6:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Friday, October 2, 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM in Noblesville, IN
Pickup Location
Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Indiana. More info will be shared via email as the pick-up dates approach.
Please plan to pick up your order during one of these scheduled times. Plants are living material and cannot be held beyond the pickup event unless prior arrangements have been made.
Plant Guarantee
We guarantee that you will receive a healthy plant at pickup. Because survival depends on planting methods, weather, site conditions, and ongoing care, we cannot offer refunds or guarantees after pickup. Height estimates are approximate and not guaranteed. Remember that you're investing in a healthy root system—the foundation of long-term success—not simply above-ground height.
Photos courtesy of Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder.