ArcheWild officially started its local ecotype seed farm in November 2014 in Hatfield PA. This eight-acre parcel will host 100+ native plant species from EcoRegion
Cattail Use in the Landscape Introduction Historically, the cattail was viewed and used as an everyday source of food and construction materials. During the last
How to identify Ilex verticillata and Ilex laevigata Field guides and websites make differentiation between Ilex verticillata and Ilex laevigata much more difficult than it really
ArcheWild Sustainable Nursery Practices Many customers already know that ArcheWild employs the most sustainable nursery practices of any native plant producer on the East Coast. But for
Our chief propagator has been finding and collecting seed from various east coast genotypes of Euonymus atropurpurea for many years. Genotypes range from West Virginia
ArcheWild was recently contracted to detoxify a lawn after it’s improper contamination by one if the new national lawn care services. The property owner was
Starting in 2015, ArcheWild will release a new Phlox into the market. Someone recently asked, “do we really need another Phlox?” Our propagators replied, “Yes,
