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Native Plants
  • Home
  • Where to Begin
    • Ecological Introduction
    • Reduce Your Lawn
    • Reduce Negative Impacts
    • Plant Native Plants
    • Create Soft Landings
    • Leave the Leaves
    • Consider Signage
    • Dealing with HOA's
  • Native Plant Sources
    • United States
    • United Kingdom
    • Canada
  • Video Resources
    • Natives and Cultivars
    • Moths and Butterflies
    • Birds, Bats and Bees
    • Lawn Conversions
    • Let's Talk Plants
  • Presenters
    • Doug Tallamy
    • Desirée L. Narango
    • Heather Holm
    • Rebecca McMakin
    • Drew Lathin
    • Uri Lorimer
    • Joey Santore
  • Resources
    • Related Books
    • Organizations
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Canadian Native Plant Retailers, Suppliers and Growers

Click on a province below to locate a business or organization in your that provides native plants. 

Understanding Plant Provenance

Plant provenance refers to the original source location of the plant material that was collected for propagation. The reason this matters is that some species have very broad natural ranges that cover several very different ecoregions. The populations of some of these species have developed adaptations to their environment at a genetic level even though they are outwardly identical. Plant provenance is particularly important for ecological restoration and conservation. 

When possible aquire your plants and seeds from local sources.

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