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Natives In Harmony

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Natives In Harmony is a native plant nursery specializing in Ohio native forbs and grasses

10/28/2026

HALLOWEEN WEEKEND! This weekend will be the last few days of open operations for the 2026 season. Come spend the day at the nursery! Don’t forget about our BOGO on ALL trees and shrubs!

10/23/2026

Natives in Harmony is so happy to be a part of projects like this!

10/23/2026

Fall is an excellent time to plant! Come out to the nursery for buy one, get one on ALL our trees & shrubs!

Species in stock include:
Buttonbush
False Indigo Bush
Red Oak
Shagbark Hickory
Ninebark
Swamp White Oak
Hazelnut
Chinquapin Oak
Sugar Maple
Black Gum
Wild Black Cherry
Butternut
Wafer Ash
Pawpaw
Black Oak
Silky Dogwood
Cottonwood
Umbrella Magnolia
Fragrant Sumac
and many more!!

Don’t forget about our full flat discount! One full flat of plugs (32) is $32 off! This discount can be mixed and matched.

10/20/2026

Sharing, register at the link below!

Join renowned horticulturist Debra Knapke as she shares her journey of designing pollinator gardens, from her own home landscape to developing pollinator garden templates used across Ohio. Along the way, she'll explore what she's discovered about native plants, pollinators, and the vibrant communities that grow around these shared spaces. Learn how collaboration, connection, and a fresh perspective on garden aesthetics can help create pollinator gardens that are both ecologically rich and visually stunning.

Join renowned horticulturist Debra Knapke as she shares her journey of designing pollinator gardens, from her own home landscape to developing pollinator garden templates used across Ohio.. Event starts at November 4, 2026 1:00 PM EST

10/20/2026

Check out the October edition of Nature Scoop by Toni Stahl habitat ambassador with National Wildlife Federation! In it Toni talks about "Hoo's in our yards for Halloween?" She also provides some good holiday decor tips and lots of other tips for your yard and garden as we head into winter.

Halloween and wildlife, Winter prep & More!

10/19/2026

A big THANK YOU to everyone who came out to our Fall Foraging & Living History event on September 26th and made it a success! We were fortunate to have had a beautiful day for sampling various foods made with native plants and game, learning about various edible native species and their value to Native Americans and pioneers, and we had some great helpers harvesting Jerusalem artichokes and American groundnuts! A heartfelt appreciation for all our friends who came out to help further education and support for Ohio’s edible native plants. For all those who missed it, we hope to see you next year! 🌱🍄‍🟫🍁🌾🌻

09/23/2026

This Saturday is our annual Fall Foraging Festival at the nursery! Come on out to the nursery and enjoy live music, wild edible education, foraging, and more! Join one our experts on walks around the grounds looking at various native plants that produce the abundance of food that our ancestors depended on. Try some locally prepared wild game such as venison, elk, wild turkey, or trout. You can experience living history and try your hand at various survival skills practiced on the Ohio frontier! Explore the history of Native American plant use. Learn ways that you can use native plants in your landscaping to feed both yourself and your local pollinating insects. This free-to-attend event is family friendly and of course the numerous native plants at the nursery are available to shop and purchase as well. We hope to see you there!

09/18/2026

Come out to the Ohio Pawpaw Festival this weekend in Nelsonville! We will be in the Pollinator Tent selling plants through Sunday!

Join us in the Pollinator Tent on Saturday at 11a! Gale Martin presents Plants to Attract Hummingbirds 🌿

Full Pollinator Tent schedule here: https://tinyurl.com/5upy3usw

09/16/2026

We’re back with another Wildflower Wednesday plant profile! This week’s featured plant can be found blooming right now in Ohio’s upland woods.

Blue-stemmed Goldenrod (Solidago caesia) is a distinctive and elegant goldenrod species that prefers shadier conditions in woodland understories. This species excels in dry, upland habitats and can often be found in high-quality forests that have remained largely undisturbed. Growing from 1.5-3’ tall, this is a very well behaved goldenrod species that doesn’t spread as aggressively as some of its cousins. Goldenrods are the number one keystone wildflower in Ohio and host numerous caterpillars and other insects. The flowers are foraged on by various bees, wasps, beetles, flies, skippers, butterflies, and moths. The seeds of this and other goldenrods are eaten by indigo buntings, eastern goldfinches, slate-colored juncos, and other songbirds. Deer will browse the foliage, but this typically just reduces the height of the plant and does not do lasting damage. Blue-stemmed goldenrod is an interesting species to add to open woodland gardens and shaded boarder, cottage or butterfly gardens. It is also an excellent choice for restoring an upland woods.
Height: 1.5-3’
Bloom Color: yellow
Bloom Time: late summer into fall
Sun: dappled sun, medium shade to partial sun
Water: medium to medium-dry

09/08/2026

Come see us this Saturday at the Cincinnati Civic Garden Center’s Fall Native Plant Festival!! Featuring local growers, educational programs, live music, food and drinks, family-friendly activities, and more! No pre-registration is required! Hope to see you there 💚

Address

4652 Township Road 179
Marengo, OH
43334

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+14196889800

Website

http://www.nativesinharmony.com/

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