Native Plant Nurseries in North Dakota

North Dakota sits at the center of the prairie pothole region — a landscape of shallow glacial lakes and wetlands that is the most important waterfowl breeding habitat in North America. The state's mixed-grass prairie and pothole wetlands are both severely degraded by agriculture, and native plant restoration in North Dakota focuses on prairie reconstruction and wetland buffer plantings that support breeding ducks, shorebirds, and pollinators.