Wild Ginger Woodlands
Haslett, Michigan
About
Wild Ginger Woodlands is a specialized native plant nursery located in Haslett, Michigan, dedicated to providing high-quality woodland plants and spring ephemerals to gardeners and landscape enthusiasts. The nursery specializes in plants suited to woodland conditions and challenging environments, offering carefully curated selections including ferns and other shade-loving native species. With comprehensive resources including plant lists organized by growing conditions, bloom times, and cultural guides, Wild Ginger Woodlands empowers customers to design ecologically appropriate gardens that thrive in their specific landscape conditions. The nursery combines retail sales with educational content through their blog, garden inspiration gallery, and detailed native plant informational resources, making it an excellent destination for both experienced native plant enthusiasts and those new to ecological gardening.
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I have purchased plants from Wild Ginger Woodlands for the past few years and am always pleased and amazed at the variety, quality, and attention to detail that is required for their propagation. I regularly leave charged by the growers wisdom and am enthusiastic to watch her plants establish and build habitat in new places. Their plants have primarily gone into biodiversity driven commercial sites and a few special residential projects. Plants grown and nurtured by caring hands make a huge difference!
I have purchased from Sally many times as a small business owner. Her native plants are always beautiful and healthy. She is very knowledgeable, caring, and detail oriented. I find most fascinating how she starts her native ferns in her home lab. The icing on the cake for me has been getting to visit with her on her beautiful property for plant pick ups.
I have been getting plants from Sally for a few years now. All are healthy, well established, and a great price. They adjusted well to my garden and are thriving. Finding native woodland plants can be very challenging here in Michigan and making sure they are sourced ethically is important. Knowing that these plants are grown from seed and not from wild populations is fantastic.