NORTH OAKAND WILD ONES
2025 NATIVE TREE & SHRUB SALE – Pre-Order Form
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Native Ephemerals (bare root, 10 species) – Pre-Order Form
FRI/SAT – SEPT. 12 & 13
10 AM – 4 PM
Location: 1651 Bretton Drive N., ROCHESTER HILLS, MI
SAVE THE DATE
We are excited to have more that 35 native species available in 1, 5 and 7 gallon sizes. Our plants are sourced from Wildtype Native Plants and Feral Flora.
Fall is the best time to plant trees and shrubs. From early September to late October cooler air temperatures and warm, damp soil conditions promote vigorous root growth. Roots will keep growing until soil temperatures drop below 40 degrees F. A better established root system allows trees and shrubs to enter the spring growing season with more energy for top growth in the warm months, and enables trees to withstand the heat and drought stresses of summer.
Click on each species in the list below to view images, learn the culture, noteworthy characteristics, and where it is best grown.
2025 Fall Tree & Shrub Sale Species List
You Can Help Native Bees, Birds, Butterflies, Biodiversity
When you landscape with native plants you not only create a beautiful landscape, but you support the life that sustains us! Adding native plants, shrubs, and trees to your gardens provides important food, shelter, and habitat for a wide diversity of wildlife. Using sustainable practices, like reducing or eliminating chemicals, protects our pollinators and reduces pollution. Even small changes make a difference!
You can do it, and North Oakland Wild Ones will help!
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Wild Ones, Native Plants, Natural Landscapes, is a national non-profit organization that informs and teaches people how to use native plants in their landscapes. Wild Ones distinguishes itself from other garden organizations by encouraging gardening with native plants and moving away from the use of chemicals, watering, excessive mowing and other practices commonly used by traditional gardeners.
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Support Wild Ones educational programs by joining our organization. Your $40 membership fee is also a tax-deductible donation.
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| Hummingbirds | ||||
| SCIENTIFIC | Common | color | time | height |
| Monarda fistulosa | Bee-Balm | Lavender | Jul-Aug | 2′-4′ |
| Lobelia cardinalis | Cardinal Flower | Red | Jul-Aug | 2′-4′ |
| Aquilegia canadensis | Wild Columbine | Red/Yellow | May-Jul | 1′-3′ |
| Vernonia missurica | Ironweed | Purple | Aug-Sep | 4′-6′ |
| Lobelia siphilitica | Lobelia Blue | Blue | Jul-Sep | 1′-3′ |
| Echinacea pallida | Pale Purple Coneflower | Purple | Jun-Aug | 3′-4′ |
| Echinacea purpurea | Purple Coneflower | Purple | Jun-Aug | 3′-4′ |
| Penstemon digitalis | Penstemon – Beardtongue | White | Jun-Jul | 3′-4′ |
| Phlox pilosa | Prairie Phlox | Pink | May-Jul | 2″ |
| Asclepias incarnata | Rose/Swamp Milkweed | Pink | Jul-Aug | 3′-4′ |
| Chelone glabra | Turtlehead | White | Aug-Sep | 3′-5′ |
| Hibiscus moscheutos | Rose Mallow | Pink | Aug-Sep | 4′-6 |