Wholesale Growers to the Trade and Retail Sales to the Public
Exactly where is your nursery located?
Even though we have a Felton zip code, we are not located in the town of Felton. We are much closer to the town of Stewartstown, directly across from the East Hopewell Township Building on Hickory Road.
When do you open and close for the year?
We are open year-round, weather permitting, Monday-Saturday 9am-4pm.Closed on Sundays.
What payment options do you accept?
We accept cash, check, and all major credit cards.
What is the return policy?
Returns must be made within three business days from the purchase date; refunds will not exceed the purchase price of the item being returned.
Can I walk around the property to look at the plantings?
You are welcome to schedule a time for your group to tour the property. Throughout the year we host events that offer the opportunity to tour the property as well. However, you may not walk around the property unguided on your own.
Can I bring my dog(s) to the nursery?
Out of respect of the comfort of your own dog and the animals who live here, we ask that you do not bring your dog(s) to the nursery.
Do you carry the ‘straight species’ of native plants?
Over 95% of the hundreds of native species that we propagate and sell are the straight species. Named selections of the straight species occur naturally and are not genetically manipulated, therefore the benefit for pollinators and wildlife is that of the straight species. Named straight species selections are most often found in wild populations of naturally occurring stands, whether in the field or the woods. Sometimes they are found in a garden or Nursery setting. Horticulturists name straight species selections for a particular characteristic of that plant, the location where it was found, or after a person. Most straight species selections were selected because they have greater, consistent flowers and fruit set which increase that plant’s benefit to birds and wildlife. Whether the seed of selections is dispersed by wind, birds, insects or small mammals, the resulting progeny of that named selection is the straight species, because selections are the straight species. Straight species selections are different from and not the same as ‘cultivars’ and ‘nativars’ - which are varieties that have been produced in cultivation by selective breeding.
