Time for Spring Planting

After attending the Ohio WIldlife Diversity Conference this week, we were reminded of the importance of planting for wildlife by a great talk by Chelsea Gottfried, “Building Mothopolis in Your Backyard.” Remember there are lots of pollinators out there like moths that you can plant natives for–she mentioned Boneset as a great example to have in your landscape. Native trees play an important role in providing pollinator habitat in early spring. and there are hundreds of moth species that rely on native oak trees.

We appreciate Natives in Harmony, Riverside Native Trees/Plants, Chad Machinski, Quail Ridge Specimen Trees, and Thin Places Native Trees for working with us on this sale.

Get your order in early as we have limited supply of plants/trees!

2024 LEIC Spring Plant and Tree Order Form

Lisa Brohl, Chair Lake Erie Islands Conservancy