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D&R Greenway's Native Plant Nursery

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D&R Greenway Native Plant Nursery is dedicated to restoring a rich diversity of native flora to the local landscape. We supply local genotypes of indigenous plants for ecological restoration and to the general public.

The Nursery produces over 100 species of native plants, which are essential for native wildlife and for ecosystem function. These include trees, shrubs, herbs, ferns, and graminoids. They are propagated onsite from genetically diverse seed collected in the New Jersey Piedmont eco-region.

Plants are grown in quantity and are largely available in plug, quart, and gallon sizes. Larger plants are more difficult to establish in restoration contexts and are only available by custom arrangement. An online catalog will be available in the near future.

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Arisaema-tripyllum

Plants are available to the general public during spring and fall plant sales, and are available for ecological restoration projects year-round, by arrangement.

Click here to read the Native Plant Nursery's
2010 Perennial Report.

Facility and Personnel

Jared Rosenbaum, Associate Director of Stewardship
Ron Chen, Nursery Assistant
Bill Flemer, Field Specialist, Bulk Native Seed Production 
Note: (e-mail addresses are the first initial of the first name followed by the last name@drgreenway.org, so Joan Smith would be jsmith@drgreenway.org)


D&R Greenway's Native Plant Nursery is located at One Preservation Place, Princeton, NJ 08540 Click for directions. D&R Greenway's telephone is 609.924.4646 ext. 126.

Volunteers are an essential part of our plant production and education mission. For information about volunteering please contact Jared Rosenbaum at the email address above.

Support

We gratefully acknowledge support from Bristol-Myers Squibb, Conservation Resources, Inc., The Garden Club of America, The Edward T. Cone Foundation, and the Mollica family.


Learn More About the Native Plant Nursery


 

D&R Greenway's Native Plant Nursery at the Johnson Education Center
First season of the Native Plant Nursery
 


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