Looking to incorporate more native plants into your yard? Stop by our Farm Stand on Saturday, September 26 from 10am to 4pm to purchase our farm-grown native plants.
About the Native Plant Program…
The Native Plant Program at Hilltop Hanover Farm is a farm-based initiative focused on strengthening and expanding local biodiversity by increasing the number of ecotype plants available in the community. Our native plant nursery specializes in seed-propagated, local ecotype species, native to our region.
Why Plant Native Plants?
Highly, biodiverse ecosystems are more resilient and adaptable; they improve the soil, prevent erosion, protect against flooding, lower temperatures at the ground, and clean the air. Preserving and expanding areas where native plants are grown is a powerful way to combat environmental threats, while also supporting animal and insect populations that are essential to a healthy ecosystem.
Looking to incorporate more native plants into your yard? Stop by our Farm Stand on Saturday, September 26 from 10am to 4pm to purchase our farm-grown native plants.
About the Native Plant Program…
The Native Plant Program at Hilltop Hanover Farm is a farm-based initiative focused on strengthening and expanding local biodiversity by increasing the number of ecotype plants available in the community. Our native plant nursery specializes in seed-propagated, local ecotype species, native to our region.
Why Plant Native Plants?
Highly, biodiverse ecosystems are more resilient and adaptable; they improve the soil, prevent erosion, protect against flooding, lower temperatures at the ground, and clean the air. Preserving and expanding areas where native plants are grown is a powerful way to combat environmental threats, while also supporting animal and insect populations that are essential to a healthy ecosystem.
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