Frequently asked questions

Not on Saturdays or Sundays — we’re open Saturday 9am–4pm and Sunday 12pm–4pm, no appointment needed, just walk in. Monday through Friday we’re a working nursery rather than a storefront, so weekday visits are by appointment, usually in the evening: call or text 903-486-7696, or send a note through the contact page. Most visits are set within a day or two.

2464 County Road 4620, Trenton, TX 75490, off Highway 69. Open Saturdays 9am–4pm and Sundays 12pm–4pm — just come by. Monday through Friday, call or text ahead and we’ll set a time, usually in the evening.

We ask that you leave pets at home. Service dogs are always welcome.

Cash or card, paid on site when you pick up.

Yes. Each plant's page shows current sizes, prices, and stock, updated daily. Plants can sell between updates, which is why we confirm every pickup request before setting plants aside. Sales are posted on the plant list and on our Facebook page.

We don't have a set wholesale price list yet, but we're glad to work with anyone buying in bulk — get in touch and we'll figure out pricing together.

Add plants to your order on any plant page, pick a day and time, and send the request. Nothing is charged online. We'll call, text, or email within 24 hours to confirm what's available and your pickup time, then hold your plants. Weekend pickups fit our regular open hours; weekday pickups are evenings, by appointment. Pay with cash or card when you arrive.

Yes. The easiest way is a pickup request: add plants from any plant page and send the request from your order page. We'll confirm availability and your pickup time within 24 hours. Once confirmed, your plants are set aside and held until 24 hours after your pickup time. You can also call or text 903-486-7696 and we'll set things aside the same way.

No. Everything is pickup at the farm in Trenton — we don't ship.

Sometimes. If there's something you want that we don't currently have, ask — we may be able to grow it or source it from a grower we trust.

Yes. If you're looking for something we don't carry, or more than we have in stock, we can place a special order for you. Special orders require a 50% deposit, which becomes nonrefundable once we've committed to sourcing your plants. The remaining balance is due when you pick up your order. Availability and estimated arrival dates depend on what our growers have on hand.

Most are Texas natives chosen for the blackland prairie and post oak savannah — the soil and weather Northeast Texas actually has. A few well-adapted non-natives are in the mix, and each one is labeled on its plant page..

Yes! Bring photos, a sense of the light your spot gets, the type of soil you have, and we'll walk the rows and match plants to it. If you want to go a step further and have us actually design a layout for your property, we offer that as well.

Every plant leaves the farm healthy and well-rooted. Success after that depends a lot on the site and care it gets, so we don't offer a blanket replacement guarantee — but reach out at the first sign of trouble. We'd rather help you troubleshoot early and get it thriving than have you lose the plant.

Most are in gallon pots, with some in smaller or larger containers. Each plant's page lists the sizes and prices in stock right now.

Plants that evolved in blackland prairie and post oak savannah soils handle heavy clay well, with natives like Little Bluestem, Turk's Cap, Black-eyed Susan, and Compass Plant as good starting points. Check each plant's page for soil requirements, or ask us when you visit and we'll match plants to your yard.

Turk's Cap, Flame Acanthus, Esperanza, and Salvia are reliable hummingbird favorites. Milkweed is essential for monarch butterflies as their host plant and mistflower is always a butterfly favorite. Many of our other natives support pollinators too, so look for the pollinator and hummingbird tags on each plant's page or stop by and let us help you pick something that fits into your exact space.

Fall and early spring are the best windows, since cooler weather lets roots establish before summer heat arrives. Many natives can go in through the cooler months here in North Texas, so check each plant's page for specific planting-month guidance.

We grow a great deal of what we sell right here in Trenton, and we work with growers we trust to widen the range. Our #1 goal is to make sure our customers have top quality plants to give them the highest chance of success.

They go up on our Facebook page first — new arrivals, sales, and what's coming ready that week.

Native plants are suited to the soil and weather you already have. They sink deeper roots, need less water once established, and feed the pollinators and birds that live here year round.