Ernst Seeds
Helping restore the native landscape for over 50 years
Founded by Calvin Ernst in 1964, Ernst Conservation Seeds is the largest native seed producer and supplier in the eastern United States.
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Despite their proximity to humans, songbirds seem to live in another world. No jobs, no bills, no political arguments or bad drivers or long lines at the post office When you observe them long enough, you can feel yourself getting sucked into that world. Their jerky movements and high-pitched songs become a source of peace. […]
Since before there were any humans around taking note of it, pollinators have played an invaluable role in maintaining the natural environment. They’ve evolved alongside the native plant species they feed on and help pollinate, which means the two are so intertwined they cannot live without each other. This codependency means that anyone interested in […]
The Mid-Atlantic is home to many native wildflower seed species, which can beautify any garden while promoting the health of local ecosystems.
Everything that grows must do so with a solid foundation underneath. For crops and plants, this means proper seeding techniques. Successful seeding ensures that your plants have the best possible start to life. It leads to healthier and more vigorous growth, higher yields, and more efficient use of your resources. On the other hand, poor […]
Common milkweed seeds are a great option for those interested in responsible environmental stewardship. We’ll explain why and how to cultivate them.
Supporting native songbirds requires fully understanding the challenges they face, as well as how humans contribute to those problems.
Those interested in saving monarch butterfly populations may be tempted to resort to milkweed monocultures—but the evidence points to polycultures as a more effective option.
To our valued customers, vendors and community: First and foremost, we thank you for your continued business and want you to know we are open for business as of this writing. Customers should notice no substantial change in the way they do business with us. However, in order to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 on our workplace, […]
In the midst of all this March madness, a window of opportunity is closing for landowners to get a jump on early planting of native seeds by frost seeding. As the name implies, frost seeding relies on frost-producing temperatures. In the North, you likely still have a few opportunities, while those in the South might have […]
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