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Keystone Pollinator Native Kit

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Download the kit plant listing and details here (PDF).


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.

 

This kit will include ~3-5 plugs of ~14 different species however, exact species and quantities are subject to change based on plant availability and quality from the nursery. Species substitutions are unlikely but 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 asap from SWCD office (1717 Pleasant St. Noblesville) M-F 8-4:30.

 

The Keystone Pollinator Kit features species that will attract and host pollinators, providing essential food sources and habitat. Because each species included in this kit prefers certain growing conditions, research preferred growing conditions for each plant species prior to planting.

 

See the item photos for a graphic of species listing, scientific names, and growth details.

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