Vermont Wetland Plant Supply, LLC

News: 06/11/10: VWPS is pleased to announce the additions of Charlene Ruane and Ellen Hogan to the staff. Along with Katharine Hogan (who returned in March), the VWPS crew is busy seeding, transplanting, and dividing about 80 different species of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous wetland plants.

News: 06/11/2010: VWPS is on Facebook. Take a look at photos of the nursery and the plants we grow by clicking here.

News 03/12/2010: Daniel C. Redondo, Principal, Aquatic Ecologist of VWPS, will discuss native wetland plantings for wildlife habitat in constructed ponds and backyard wetlands at 2:30 pm on Sunday March 14 at the Vermont Nursery and Landscape Association's Gorgeous Gardens and Green Living Show in Manchester, Vermont.

News 03/12/2010: The 2010 Catalog is available here. VWPS is growing 80 species of submergent, emergent, herbacous, shrubs, and trees. New this year are plants such as marsh marigold and eelgrass. Tubelings of willows, dogwoods, elderberry, and other trees and shrubs are now available for spring and summer planting.

News 02/10/2010: 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.

	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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