Go WILD with Locally Adapted Plants!
Native Plant Suppliers in the Niagara Area, Ontario
Company
Contact
Type *
2014
Location
A:wetland/aquatic
H:grass/herbaceous
W:trees/shrubs/woody
Acorus Restoration
Paul Morris
(519)586-2603
A,H, W
Walsingham (near Tillsonburg)
W
Erin
W
Welland
A,H, W
Niagara Falls
W
Niagara-on-the-Lake
W
Wainfleet
A,H,W
Waterdown (near Hamilton)
W
Tillsonburg
H (conifers)
Pontypool
[email protected]
www.AcorusRestoration.com
Baker Forestry Services
Cooks Mills Farms- Native
Trees & Bees
Gauld Nurseries Ltd.
Bob Baker
(905) 866-8998
Paul Robertson
(905)384-0789
David Leigh
(905)354-2392
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.gauldnurseries.com
Grimo Nut Nursery
www.grimonut.com
Earthgen International Ltd.
www.earthgen.ca
Hortico Inc.
Ernie Grimo/
Linda Grimo
(905)934-6887
[email protected]
Adam Koziol /
Joelle Mulski
(905)701-7025
[email protected]
John Vanderkruk
fax (905)689-6566
[email protected]
www.hortico.com
Little Otter Tree Farm
Jeff Scott
(519)842-2419
[email protected]
www.littleotter.com
Pine Needle Farms
www.pineneedlefarms.ca
Paul or Lucas Richardson
(705)227-9993
[email protected]
Company
Contact
Type *
Location
A:wetland/aquatic
H:grass/herbaceous
W:trees/shrubs/woody
Sassafras Farm
Chris DiRaddo
(905)658-8907
H, W
Welland
W
Everett
A, H, W
St. Williams
H, W
Port Colborne
W
Wainfleet
H, W
Dundas (Hamilton)
[email protected]
www.sassafrasfarms.ca
Somerville Seedlings
Carl Mansfield
1-877-708-7337
[email protected]
Dave Turnbull
1-866-640-8733
[email protected]
www.treeseedlings.com
St. Williams Nursery &
Ecology Center
www.stwilliamsnursery.com
Plants Choice
Chris DiRaddo
(905)732-5116
www.plantschoice.ca
Rhora’s Nut Farm & Nursery
Charles Rhora
(905)899-3508
[email protected]
www.nuttrees.com
Verbinnen’s Nursery Ltd.
www.verbinnens.com
John Verbinnen /
Pete Scholtens
(905)659-7072
[email protected]
February 2014: KF
Native Plants- evolved naturally growing in your area, and find its soil and climate home.
Plants from seed sources closest to your site will be more adapted to local soil and
climate conditions and survive.
* 1) For increased plant survival ask for plants/seed with origin from EcoDistrict 37
(7E-3 and 7E5)
2) Order plants by scientific name to ensure native species, and
3) Ensure plants are not endangered or threatened. These plants require very specific
areas only.
4) Check the NPCA Native Plant Guide for Native Niagara Plant Species
For further information on plantings or other conservation topics contact the Niagara
Peninsula Conservation Authority at (905)788-3135 or www.npca.ca