Michiganense Natives

06/23/2026

Signs that it's field season

06/08/2026

Digging through emails this morning after the gauntlet of remote sales this past week!!

A few As to common Qs :
* Yes, we are still filling preorders. Due to the sheer volume of plants / customers we're releasing orders in batches. If you haven't gotten your "My order is ready for pickup" email , there is nothing to do yet but we hope wrap up distribution this week.

* There are no status updates on orders. We simply don't have to bandwidth to reply with estimates as there are variables such as people ahead in the queue picking up their orders and space to stage the next batch without them getting fried from the heat.

* We are open Th-Sun 10-4. This is when you can pick up orders AFTER receiving your "order is ready" email.

* We hope to reopen the website for e-Commerce at some point but getting the last orders out and refilling the retail tables takes priority.

* No, website inventory is not accurate. We will hopefully have it updated by fhe end of this week but if you haven't sensed a theme, there is a ton going on in late May / early June. Things are easing towards more normal state so thanks for riding along with us 😀

See you soon! 😎

06/05/2026

Idyllic day at Stony Creek Metropark for the Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership 's 2026 Contractor Graduation Field Day 🎓🌾😎

This group rolled out erosion control blankets, anchored coir logs to the shoreline, and planted around 725 of our native plants!!

05/31/2026

One more this weekend, see you today in Berkley!

Mark your calendars! Our spring native plant sale is coming soon. We hope to see you there 💚

05/29/2026

Next stop on the remote sale circuit: Grosse Pointe Park! Come see us tomorrow from 9-1!

05/29/2026

Our homies at New Leaf Natives Plant Nursery are open for biz this weekend!

05/24/2026

Columbine, Aquilegia canadensis, big fan 😍

05/24/2026

Check us out on FOX 2 Detroit !

Native plants are having a moment and there is no better time to explore their benefits and beauty than right now. On Brother Nature, we take a look at a New Boston prairie, the plant options at Michiganense Natives, and a starter program in Oakland County.