Nurseries and garden centers

Taylor Creek Restoration Nurseries

Brodhead, Wisconsin and Baldwin City, Kansas, serving United States restoration and gardening markets. Listed as a reference, not an endorsement.

Overview

Taylor Creek Restoration Nurseries supplies native plants and seed for backyard gardens, habitat projects, and restoration work. This listing is provided for reference, not as an endorsement, certification, ranking, or guarantee of current availability.

Services and programs

  • Native plants
  • Native seed
  • Restoration supply
  • Custom propagation

What to verify before you go

Contact the organization or review its official source before making a trip, placing an order, joining a garden, or applying for funding. Details that commonly change include:

  • Wholesale requirements
  • Current species list
  • Genotype and availability details

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Source: Taylor Creek Restoration Nurseries. Last checked 2026-10-04.

Taylor Creek Restoration Nurseries supplies native plants and seed for backyard gardens, habitat projects, and restoration work.

What this listing covers

The nursery publishes information about locations, native plants, seed, custom propagation, and restoration supply. Different projects may require different ordering or genotype specifications.

Before ordering

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Greenhouse growing

Greenhouse temperature guide for seeds and seedlings

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How much soil does a raised bed need?

How to measure a raised bed and turn the volume into bags or bulk cubic yards, with a worked example for a common 8 by 4 bed.

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What can I plant right now in my garden?

In early October, most US gardeners can still plant garlic, spring bulbs, hardy greens, and cover crops. Here is what is still open and what has closed.

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Fall planting

When should I plant tulip bulbs?

Plant tulip bulbs in fall, about 6 to 8 weeks before the ground freezes. Here is how the window shifts by region and how deep to plant.

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Plant library

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Okra

A heat-loving crop that produces pods daily once summer temperatures climb.

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Parsnips

A slow root crop that sweetens after frost and keeps in the ground into winter.

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Sweet potatoes

A sprawling warm-season vine grown from slips, with roots that cure into sweeter storage.

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Swiss chard

A forgiving leafy green that tolerates both frost and summer heat and harvests for months.

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timing

Growing degree days

Growing degree days estimate heat accumulation over time and help predict development stages for plants and some insect pests.

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seeds

Hardening off

Hardening off is the gradual process of acclimating indoor-grown seedlings to outdoor light, wind, temperature, and watering conditions before transplanting.

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Hardiness zone

A hardiness zone groups locations by average annual extreme minimum temperature. Learn what the USDA zone can tell you and what it cannot predict.

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soil

Hardpan

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