Business
Groff's Plant Farm
A retail nursery in Kirkwood, Pennsylvania (Lancaster County, Octoraro Creek watershed), carrying a substantial native-plant section alongside conventional perennials and annuals. Listed by Wild Ones SEPA in their 'partially native' tier — a working garden center where native selection is meaningful but not exclusive.
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What they do
A working garden-center nursery with a substantial native-plant selection alongside the standard perennial-and-annual range. Customer base is mixed — homeowners doing native gardens, landscapers, and customers who just want a flat of marigolds.
Why it’s listed
The “partially native” tier is operationally important: it captures [[the-garden|the garden]] centers where someone who walks in not yet committed to a fully-native landscape can still leave with native plants. The pure-native operations (Octoraro, [[edge-of-the-woods-native-plant-nursery|Edge of the Woods]], ArcheWild) serve customers already convinced. Groff’s serves the much larger group who could be persuaded. Both are part of the supply chain.
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- Member of: [[business]]
- Contained by: [[brandywine-valley]]
- Practices: [[native-plant-nursery]]
Sources
- Groff’s Plant Farm (groffsplantfarm.com)
- Wild Ones SEPA — Partially Native Nurseries list
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