Archived Plants

When a plant is archived, it means it is not currently part of our active catalog. Archived listings are kept online for reference, comparison, and planning purposes rather than for purchase.

These plants may have been offered previously or evaluated for future availability.

Plants may be archived for a variety of reasons, including seasonal availability, changes in growing plans, or a shift in focus toward other varieties.

Archiving helps keep the active catalog clear and focused while still preserving useful information.

Yes, some archived plants may return in future seasons if growing conditions, demand, or production plans change.

Availability decisions are made thoughtfully and may evolve over time.

Archived plant listings can still be useful for garden planning, research, and comparison. They provide reference information that may help guide future planting decisions.

However, availability and specific offerings may differ if a plant returns to the catalog.

Keeping archived plants visible allows customers to revisit past favorites, compare varieties, and understand how the catalog evolves over time.

This transparency supports better planning and helps reduce confusion when a plant is no longer actively offered.

Care information on archived plant listings reflects general growing needs, but details may not be updated as frequently as active listings.

For current recommendations, it’s best to review active plant listings or reach out with specific questions.