Canebrake Native Plant Nursery

a lil sumthin sumthin on top of it all... coming in heaps in the garden rn.. **Might** and add a huge MIGHT NOT have tomatoes soon too... haven't decided how many to cut loose this season, they have to make it past a bunch of open mouths and past the saucepot to arrive at the farmstand. 🌸 🥚 ✌ 🥒

Makin' life easier ::All Bouquets:: just 5$ no judgement call required on sizing no tags needed. We'll just load em up, of course cut flowers are pouring on everywhere right now. Update on nursery stock: SOLD OUT Xantharhiza (Yellowroot), SOLD OUT Fig, Brown Turkey ✌💚

Well, here's what I've settled on as far as distribution goes. I've done big annual tent sales, farmers market, online... this way pleases me. I'll post what's available to this page, and otherwise keep on making more native plants. 165 Temple Church Road in Brevard in between the Sherriff's office and the Hospital. Right off the greenway, bike parking available. Flip the sign to 'sold out' if you get the last one, venmo or cash in the box on your honor do your best. ♥
(Happy July, 2026)
American Hazelnut 3 gal 2 yr old 40$ x3
Chokecherry 3 gal 30$ x1
Shrubby St John's Wort 3 gal 30$ x1
SOLD OUT Fig, Brown Turkey 1 qt 1yo 20$ x6
SOLD OUT Yellowroot 1 pint 10$ x24
Allegheny Spurge 1 pint 8$ x15
Rock stonecrop 1 pint 5$ x4
Grotto Alumroot 1 gal 20$ x4
Whiteleaf Sunflower 1 qt 15$ x3

Vuurry nice Flame Azalea waay up Balsam Grove, its like going back in time 3 weeks going up in elevation

Makin' lazyman's

Inspectin' this here Philadelphus for its horticultural goodiness... i think it could make some fine cuttings... whaycha think of this stunner?!?

A lil soak before the Winter's nap, then onto bare root seedling production! -with Carya cordiformis the Bitternut Hickory, should be a fine streambank stabilizing plant

Asimina triloba 'PawPaw' 1st year seedlings on their way for '25, having to eat my way there. Offering non-varietal, locally adapted to the southern Blue Ridge- so share your fruits with the wildlife this ain't no university extension improved stock nothin', just wild trees doing well as Nature selected, reflected in pricing but not taste.

Chasmanthium latifolium aka River Oats aka Fish-on-a-Stringer, oughtta be enough to help stabilize a few feet of riverbank. Together with annual grasses, erosion control matting, shrubs, and trees, Plants are the solution to sediment pollution. Native grasses can be seeded or plugged to complement any proper erosion control effort.

It's just me, one real live actual human being, being a good human by making humus humorously, pleasing plants pleasantly