Vermont Wetland Plant Supply, LLC

News 04/01/2009: In conjunction with the Lamoille County Natural Resource Conservation District, VWPS will be conducting a trout-pond vegetation workshop on Saturday, April 18, 2009. Daniel C. Redondo will be discussing the aquatic plants that provides refuge from predators, shades water, provide food, and remove excess nutrients that can cause algal blooms. The workshop will be held from 1:00 to 4:00 pm at 109 Profesional Drive, Morrisville, Vermont. To sign up for the workshop, please visit the Lamoille County Natural Resource Conservation District's Tree and Trout Sale web page and click on the rainbow trout.

News 04/01/2009: The 2009 Catalog is available here. VWPS is growing 60 species of submergent, emergent, herbaceous, shrubs, and trees. Dormant cuttings of native willow and dogwood are available now. Vermont-provenance shrubs and trees will be available for fall planting.

News 02/11/2009: VWPS is pleased to announce that Daniel C. Redondo, Principal, Aquatic Ecologist of VWPS, has been named to the Board of Directors of the Vermont Nursery & Landscape Association.

News 08/20/2008: VWPS is pleased to announce that the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Clean and Clear Program has pre-qualified the team of VWPS (Prime Consultant), Fitzgerald Environmental Associates, LLC, Shelley Gustafson Environmental, LLC, and EcoSolutions, LLC to provide Ecosystem Protection an Restoration Services in 2008 and Option Years 2009 and 2010.

	Vermont Wetland Plant Supply, LLC grows and sells herbaceous wetland plants for the stormwater and ecological restoration industries. In a greenhouse on 46 acres of clay-plain soils at the southern end of Lake Champlain, Vermont Wetland Plant Supply grows native species of sedges, rushes, bulrushes, cattails, and other herbaceous plants for all wet habitats from Lake Champlain to the heights of the Green Mountains.
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