At the nursery

Bring the question.
Leave with a plan.

A small growing yard, an indoor plant bench and a counter where we can talk through what your space needs.

Chosen for the place
you want to plant.

We grow some perennials here from seed and divisions. We bring in shrubs and houseplants to round out the benches, choosing for the conditions people describe at the counter.

For outdoor plants, tell us how much direct sun the spot gets, how wide it is and whether water sits there after rain. For a houseplant, a window direction and a photo can help.

We explain the tag, the planting depth and what to check before watering. We do not promise that every plant will suit every garden or room.

Shop hours

Follow Fieldgate Road.

47 Fieldgate Road
Maple Crossing, Wisconsin

November–March: Thursday–Saturday, 10am–4pm.
April–October: Tuesday–Sunday, 9am–5pm.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, December 24–26 and January 1.

In winter, use the indoor shop entrance. Outdoor rows reopen with stock in April. The growing yard has gravel paths; ask about access or bringing plants to the counter.

A useful visit in three small steps.

01 / THE SPOT

Show us where.

A photo, a rough measurement and a note about light are more useful than a perfect plant name.

02 / THE TAG

Read it together.

Check mature size, light and water needs. Ask about plants around pets or children before deciding what to bring home.

03 / THE FIRST WEEK

Know what to check.

We talk through the pot, the soil and watering. For a winter pickup, bring a warm car and head home rather than leaving plants in the cold.

Check the plant list and planting seasons

Before you make the trip

Shall we check the bench?

Give us the plant name, pot size and quantity. We confirm stock and a pickup day before setting anything aside.

Request a plant hold