Grow Indiana Natives
An estimated 86% of invasive woody species, species like Asian bush honeysuckle, privet, and burning bush, come from landscape plantings. MC-IRIS started the Grow Indiana Natives project in 2009 to promote the sale of native plants as well as reduce the sale of invasive plant species, and the Indiana Native Plant Society has now expanded this program statewide.
To learn more about the Grow Indiana Natives program and find out where to buy native plants in Monroe County, visit the website.
Keep your eye out for the Grow Native logo at Monroe County plant retailers to insure you are purchasing plants native to Indiana.
To learn more about the Grow Indiana Natives program and find out where to buy native plants in Monroe County, visit the website.
Keep your eye out for the Grow Native logo at Monroe County plant retailers to insure you are purchasing plants native to Indiana.
Support the Grow Indiana Natives Retailers in Monroe County
Abell's Nursery and Landscape
Bread and Roses Gardens*
Hinkle-Garton Farmstead*
Linnea's Greenhouse*
Mays Greenhouse
Indiana Natives at Stranger's Hill Organics*
*Certified Invasive Free
Bread and Roses Gardens*
Hinkle-Garton Farmstead*
Linnea's Greenhouse*
Mays Greenhouse
Indiana Natives at Stranger's Hill Organics*
*Certified Invasive Free