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WELCOME TO NIKKI'S NATIVE PLANT NOOK

The goal of Nikki's Native Plant Nook is to emphasize the beauty and benefits of adding New Jersey Native Plants to your gardens. Click on each plant name for a full plant profile!

What's Growing in the nook

Container 1

Container 1

Container 1

Aster 'Woods Purple'

Plantain-leaved Pussytoes

Container 2

Container 1

Container 1

False Sunflower

Lyreleaf Sage

Container 3

Container 1

Container 3

Golden Alexander

Wild Strawberry

Container 4

Container 3

Wild Petunia (native adjacent)

 Virginia Mountain Mint (not pictured) 

Container 5

Wild Strawberry

Wood Violet

Lyreleaf Sage

Daisy Fleabane

PAST BLOOMS

Whorled Milkweed

Texas Sage (native adjacent)

Create Your Own Pollinator Garden

Many of the plants that you'll see within The Nook were purchased from My Backyard at Nectar's located off rt. 29 in nearby Titusville! They are a small business making massive strides within the native plant community; offering both locally grown plants and an abundance of knowledge. For a full list of  nurseries offering native plants click here!


 Planting native plants is one of the best ways to support local ecosystems. Native species are perfectly adapted to the climate, soil, and wildlife of their region, making them easier to maintain and naturally resilient.. They provide essential food and habitat for birds, bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Native gardens use less water and require no chemicals. By planting native, you’re helping nature thrive right in your own backyard, patio, or even on your sidewalk!


Plants that are shallow rooted and prefer dry to average soil conditions tend to have the most success being kept in containers long-term.  Specimens must be winter hardy to two zones lower than your region. A light layer of leaf mulch at the end of fall can help insulate plants over the winter and will provide water retention during the growing season. Be sure to give supplemental water during extended periods without rain. 


More Native Plant Resources

Homegrown National Park

The Native Plant Society of New Jersey

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