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Promoting Native Perennial Plants for 29 years
All our plants propagated in Frenchtown, NJ
Toadshade is primarily a mail order nursery,
and the farm itself is not open to the public.
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When buying wildflowers, make sure they are propagated, not removed from the wild! If you have any doubt, ask! Some plant species have been driven to extinction in the wild due to the collection of wild plants!
Both Weekend Events Are Cancelled
Both of this upcoming weekend’s events (Passaic County Earth Day Festival in Woodland Park, NJ and Wild Earth Fest in Mountainside, NJ) HAVE NOW BEEN CANCELLED due to rain. If you placed a pre-order for pickup at one of this weekend’s events, don’t worry: we’re in the process of reaching out so we can arrange a pickup time and place that will work for you. For everyone else, we’ll catch you next weekend at the New Jersey Beekeepers Association Conference, and at the Hunterdon Community Farmer’s Market (see below for details)!
Spring is here, and with it, the arrival of events season! Safe to say, between shipping orders (plant shipping season has started!), managing the plants as they leap out of the ground, and preparing for events, we’re quite busy here on the farm! We hope you yourselves are getting a chance to enjoy seeing the world wake up for the spring: around us, the violets are in full bloom, the wild cherries are just beginning to leaf out, the maple flowers are turning the hillsides so red it almost looks like fall, and the spring peepers, American woodcocks, and American toads are all throwing raucous parties every night. We even heard a grey treefrog the other night (they usually sing in summer); although to be fair to him, perhaps he was simply caught up in the moment: there certainly were a lot of amphibians singing their hearts out that night, and we’ve all known that person who likes to sing along at concerts. After all, what is a spring night near a pond if not a particularly amphibious concert?
Regardless: before the season fully takes off, we wanted to up
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