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Plants for Ecology

Plants for Ecology
Location:
📍North Opdyke Road, Auburn Hills, Michigan, 48321, US
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About the Nursery

Native Plant Ecological Services. Top products: Native Michigan perennials, Native shrubs, Native tree stock. Plants for Ecology, based in Troy, Michigan, is a specialized horticultural business dedicated to the promotion and installation of native plant species. Founded and operated by Brendan Nolan, the business focuses on restoring ecological balance to residential and commercial landscapes. While the company has transitioned away from a traditional general retail nursery model, it remains a vital supplier of native plants specifically for its curated landscape design, installation, and maintenance projects. The business serves homeowners and clients within Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties who seek to transform static, non-native lawns into dynamic, life-sustaining habitats that support local pollinators, birds, and biodiversity. Core offerings include professional site consultations, detailed native garden planning, invasive species control, and full-service landscape installation. By providing the plant materials necessary for these ecological restoration projects, Plants for Ecology serves as a key resource for native plant enthusiasts and conservation-minded property owners.
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Customer Reviews(4)

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Marganit Raucha month ago

We are on year 3 of our garden planted by Brendan and we're so happy!

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Alison Wa month ago

I am so pleased with the work Brendan has done. My backyard was a nightmare of invasive plants, and is now thriving with native species. I can’t wait for year 3.

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Fart Master11 months ago

Amazing customer service, and roots are VERY healthy. Blue vervain, cutleaf cone, and mountain mint flowered same year, leaf cutter bees went to town on spicebush, sweat bees love the blue vervain, and after having thought i had killed the poke milkweed a few times (didn't plant it soon enough cause of work/squirrels dug them up and roots dried while i was at work) i saw them sprouting new stems from rizomes! I really look forward to juncos eating the bottlebrush seeds this coming winter. In fact, i keep recommending them to my coworkers and family. Not to mention very fair prices! I anticipate supporting them again next year.

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Kelly Hyer6 years ago

Looking to grow native (to Michigan) plants? Brenden is a wealth of knowledge.

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