Each year, CGS grows four-packs of native tall-grass prairie plants to help you build your Ohio pollinator habitat. Our plants are healthy and vigorous, and you won't find a better price for this combination! And each year that you shop the CGS Prairie 4-Pack plant sale, your own garden grows in biodiversity and beauty.
 
You get 4 different plants in Set A:
 
Purple Love Grass (Eragrostis spectabilis) 12-24”H. A warm-season grass that thrives in the driest, poorest soils (even under walnut trees!). The seed heads bloom mid-summer in shades of light to bright purple, giving an overall purple haze to the landscape. Blooms July/August.
 
Blue Sage (Salvia azurea) 60”H. Gorgeous sky-blue blossoms provide a welcome punch of cool color to the summer garden. Tall and deer-resistant. Blooms Aug/Sept/Oct.  
 
Hoary Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum incanum) 36”H. Like most mints, this is a pollinator favorite. Unlike other Mountain Mints, this one has larger, deeper purple flowers than the traditional small white flowers. The silvery-white foliage is a plus for landscaping. Blooms July/Aug/Sept.
 
Sweet Goldenrod (Solidago odora) 36”H. Clump-forming and makes a nice fall addition to any dry, or even sandy, garden. Also called Anise Scented Goldenrod, the nice-smelling leaves and dried yellow flowers make a great tea. Deer-resistant. Blooms Aug/Sept. 
 
Each Prairie 4-Pack is $18
Buy a complete tray (32 plants) for $135.00 and save $9
 
Trays and 4-packs will be available beginning May 10. Earlier pickup is available, but customer is responsible for caring for immature plants.
 
Please pick up your plant(s) no later than May 20, 2025. Plants not retrieved by May 20th are considered abandoned (no refunds) and will be donated at CGS discretion. 
 
Pickup is at the Columbus Garden School, 1350 E. Cooke Rd, Columbus OH 43224. Arrange a pickup time before coming to CGS by sending text or email first.

Text 614-404-7236
Email info@ColumbusGardenSchool.com
 
NOTE: We have single plants for sale -- see our Shop page for details!
 
[All plants grown locally at CGS to help support our educational programs! Plant photos and some descriptions are derived from our seed source, PrairieMoon.com. See their website for a detailed description of each plant. Four-pack/tray photos may not hold the same plants being sold but show the containers we use.]