Pinebush Seed Mix
What can I grow in my sandy garden? Do you have any solutions for dry sand landscaping?
YES! Owning land in the sandy parts of Saratoga, Clifton Park, Ballston Spa, Albany or Malta is a huge opportunity. The chance to garden and landscape in such a space is delightful- once you know what plants to choose. We can help. The Pinebush Seed mix consists of plants that love growing in dry, sandy conditions.
The Albany Pinebush and the Wilton Wildlife Preserve are a part of our region’s unique ecosystem known as the “Connected Pine Grove.” The sandy Pinebush is a treasure, a gem we underrate and under appreciate. The sandy parts of Saratoga County, Albany County and Warren County can be challenging to garden and landscape in when you don’t know what plants to use. But, oh! Plug in the right native species and watch part of the Pinebush regrow, regenerate, revive right under your nose! Owning a piece of sandy land in the greater Capital region is a beautiful opportunity. The sense of pride and good land stewardship that accompanies successful Pinebush gardening is something everyone who lives on sand should experience.
If you’d prefer to commission our landscaping crew to handle the design/build process for your Pinebush region landscaping, fill out our customer intake form to get on the waitlist.
Prefer to purchase full-grown native plants for sandy, dry soils, rather than the Pinebush Seed Mix? Bookmark our plant availability list or sign up for our newsletter.
Seed mix will vary by availability, to include:
Monarda punctata
Liatris spicata
Aster oblongifolium
Eryngium yuccifolium
Blue Lupine
Rudbeckia triloba
Monarda fistulosa
Asclepias tuberosa
Andropogon gerardii
((Blue Lupine, Lupinus perennis- pending availability.))
