Yes! Our nursery is located on a beautiful 4-acre plot in the foothills above Richmond, UT in northern Cache Valley. The land has been in Skylar’s family for multiple generations, and we’re lucky to be able to use it for our greenhouse and nursery production. The address is 11583 N 2000 E Richmond, UT 84333.(https://maps.app.goo.gl/b9pmR1wQB4rqLSiNA) See map below for nursery access. Please don’t park at the house. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/587fc6_54ea3462ef984c608b3c3d9969c3c049~mv2.jpg

Nursery closed for the season. Order pickups by appointment only.(https://www.cachevalleynativeplants.com/contact) Seeds ship year-round. See you spring 2026!

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After placing an online order, you will receive an email when your plants are ready for pickup. Orders are usually ready for pickup 1-2 days after placing the order. Orders can be picked up from our nursery located at 11583 N 2000 E Richmond, UT 84333 during visiting hours.

We don’t ship live plants. However, we do offer delivery service. The delivery fee for orders within Cache County are $25. For orders along the Wasatch Front (Box Elder to Utah County) the fee is $95. For delivery anywhere else, please reach out to us.(https://www.cachevalleynativeplants.com/contact) We do ship seeds and other merchandise anywhere in the contiguous US for a flat rate of $8.99. Seed and merchandise orders totaling $50 or more ship free.

All our policies can be found here.(https://www.cachevalleynativeplants.com/store-policies) We do not offer returns or exchanges on plants that have left our site. We are passionate about providing only the best plant stock and it is impossible for us to know what care the plants received (or didn't) after leaving us. We check plants as soon as they arrive from our growers and again when we set aside orders for pickup, so you can be sure you are getting a healthy plant! Any problems gardeners usually experience when planting or establishing result from trying to plant in unfavorable conditions (too little or too much water or sun, wrong soil conditions, etc.) or improper planting or maintenance practices. These problems can usually be avoided by planning beds and garden spaces thoroughly, using the information from our website to find plants favorable to your conditions, and following the establishment practices detailed in our website under the "info" tab. Unfortunately, there's no way to learn gardening better than killing a few plants! If any of your plants are struggling, please feel free to reach out to us and we will help you try to solve the problem.

Yes! We wash and reuse plastic nursery pots in good condition. Once they are past the point of use, we send them to a company that recycles them into new products used by the nursery industry.

Yes, most of our plants are available wholesale. Please contact us (https://www.cachevalleynativeplants.com/contact)for wholesale pricing and availability.

Of course! Education and community involvement are important to us. We’re always looking for teaching opportunities that promote the native plant movement. Need a space for your educational event? Talk to us (https://www.cachevalleynativeplants.com/contact)about using our nursery, including the private shaded campground found in our naturalized area.

Yes! While this is still an area we’re growing into (pun intended), we’d be happy to discuss this service (https://www.cachevalleynativeplants.com/contact)with you. Depending on the scope of your project, we could identify and collect the seed for you, or you could provide the seed for us to grow. Keep in mind a custom grow may take anywhere from a couple months to a couple years depending on the species, quantities, and seed collecting requirements.

Not yet, but we may in the future. Currently we only offer plant delivery and placement which involves us placing the potted plants in the exact spot they are to be planted.