Lucky Bird Natives LLC

06/09/2026

I stepped in dog p**p while barefoot recording this....

On another note, our online inventory is updated!

Thanks to all who have chosen to plant native this year!

06/05/2026

This month we'll be slingin' more native plants alongside our friends Fields & Flora at the Downtown Appleton Farmers Market every Saturday this month!

We're also adding the market as a pickup location in addition to our Stevens Point pickup for folks that prefer to shop online.

Hope to see you there!

05/24/2026

So excited to be working with Food + Farm Exploration Center along side Pheasants Forever to bring you: Native Roots & Pollinator Routes - a Native Plant and Pollinator Workshop!

We'll be discussing the important roles native species play in our local food systems and ecosystems, large-scale conservation efforts and programs, as well as how production agriculture can support our local pollinators. All attendees will go home with 3 native plants!

Registration is capped at 24 people and closes Wednesday, June 10th so secure your seat today!

05/21/2026

A big thank you to all showed up for our first plant sale! For those that missed out, or are ready for more, we'll be back Process General Store this Saturday!

A few additional species will be making an appearance - late figwort, purple coneflower, cardinal flower, New England aster, meadow blazing star, and rough blazing star. We'll see if there are a few others that end up sneaking in the car...

As a reminder: We would be thrilled to take back and reuse any of the pots you received from us at our previous sale, or even last season.

See you this weekend and happy growing! 🐝

04/26/2026

Mending and making do is resistance against the growing over-consumption and throw-away culture.

Check out this Fix It Clinic event hosted by Recycling Connections!

Love to see mutual aid events like this in our community. 👏🏽

Do you throw yourself away when you get a scratch? No? Then why your stuff? Fix it at the Stevens Point Fix-it clinic!

Get more details about Stevens Point's first Fix-It Clinic at https://www.recyclingconnections.org/event-details/fix-it-clinic

04/16/2026

A few of our second year plants soaking up some sunshine after a LOT of rain this week - with more in the forecast.

Here we have Jacob's ladder, wild bergamot, bottlebrush grass, and stiff goldenrod. We will have seedlings, as well as second year plants like these at our upcoming plant sales. They are more mature, sooner to bloom, and very cold hardy since they've been outside all winter long.

02/27/2026

🐝 Let the garden planning begin! We are thrilled to release our 2026 plant list! We still have all our tried and true favorites from last year, but now joined by 42 new species.

🌿 Take a peek at our list (tinyurl.com/LBNplantlist) and let us know what you're most excited for!

📣 Word of mouth really does wonders - tag your favorite gardening friend and help us get the word out!

01/01/2026

Honestly so blown away by the love and support this year! It's so exciting to know how much interest there is for native plants in our community.

2026 has a lot in store for Lucky Bird Natives. More plant varieties, native garden installations, and events in the works!

I am so grateful for each and every one of you that purchased plants, shared Lucky Bird with a friend, or came to an event. Thank you! ❤️

12/22/2025

Thank you to all who made it out to Central Waters for yesterday's Tap Talk hosted by Golden Sands Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc. Loved connecting with everyone over native plants ✨🌿🦋

12/03/2025

The seasons have finally shifted and while our growing season has passed, seeding season is upon us!

Winter is a great time to seed native species for a few reasons:

1. Many WI native species have a dormancy that requires exposure to cold and moist conditions to germinate (ie winter conditions). We're letting nature work her magic and will be able to come back next spring to seedlings popping up. If we were to seed this same mix in the spring, many of the species wouldn't germinate until the following year. This would give weedy or undesirable plants an advantage to move in.

2. You can actually see where you've seeded for more even coverage.

3. The freeze/thaw cycle will draw the seeds to the ground and improve soil contact, and promoting germination success.

4. Year round gardening anyone?! Soil needs to be prepped prior to seeding, but using this method allows for a larger window to get seeds on the ground. Being able to complete this project during our 'slow season' is a real plus.

Have you tried snow sowing before?

Stay tuned for updates!