WILDLIFE PLANTS FOR SALE
Every day
(April through October)
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

at the Cape May Bird Observatory
Center for Research & Education
(in Cape May County)
at 600 Rt. 47 N in Goshen, NJ
609-861-0700

Plantings beneficial to butterflies, hummingbirds, and fruit-eating birds are difficult to find. The Cape May Bird Observatory (CMBO) Center for Research & Education in Goshen, NJ, sells nectar plants, caterpillar food plants, and fruit- and seed-bearing native trees and shrubs. Plant selection changes throughout the season, so stop by often.

Plants offered for sale have been grown for CMBO by Flora For Fauna, a local nursery specializing in habitat gardens. Many native species are offered. Natives have been nursery propagated by seeds and cuttings from plant populations maintained for that purpose. No plant offered for sale has been collected from the wild.

Plants are labeled with their wildlife value (nectar for butterflies and / or hummingbirds, fruits for birds, foliage for butterfly and / or moth caterpillars, or some combination of these values), as well as the plant's needs (moist / dry soil, sun/shade, zone, etc.) and bloom / fruit time, color, height, etc.