Wildlife Habitat

Plants in our Wildlife Habitat collection are selected for their ability to support birds, pollinators, and beneficial insects throughout all stages of life. These native species provide food, shelter, and breeding habitat, helping rebuild ecological relationships that have been lost to development and fragmentation.

From bareroot field-grown stock to potted plants grown in Root-Prune Pouches, each plant is chosen for its role in creating layered, functional habitat. Many species offer nectar, seeds, berries, or host foliage, while others contribute cover, nesting sites, and seasonal protection across changing conditions.

All plants are grown in the Hudson Valley to ensure strong regional adaptation and long-term resilience. Whether you’re establishing a pollinator corridor, enhancing woodland edges, or restoring a larger landscape, these natives help create living systems that sustain wildlife year after year.