At Natural Themes, we are passionate about restoring the natural beauty and biodiversity of our region. We provide a wide selection of native plants for home gardens, landscaping projects, and ecological restoration efforts.
We grow and offer over 400 species of native trees, shrubs, wildflowers, grasses, ferns, and vines. Our plants are grown in containers and plugs to ensure healthy root systems and ease of planting.
We specialize in growing native species from eastern and central North America, with a focus on those native to eastern Ontario, the southern Great Lakes region, and the Carolinian zone. Our plants:
Are adapted to our local climate and growing conditions
Play a vital role in supporting wildlife and enhancing ecosystems
Contribute to rebuilding resilient, diverse landscapes
Discover the native species we grow and their ecological benefits on our
Native Plant Inventory page.
Conveniently Located in Quinte West
Our nursery is located just east of Belleville and north of Prince Edward County, only 10 minutes north of Highway 401. We are within a 1-hour drive west of Kingston and a 1.5- to 2-hour drive east of Toronto.
Garden/yard consultations, including rain gardens, woodland/shade gardens, pollinator gardens
Ecological restoration consultations, including shoreline restoration, natural pond and wetland creation, and afforestation and reforestation projects
Planting services for projects of all sizes
We are well-versed in landowner stewardship programs and can assist in aligning landowners with available grant opportunities whenever possible. We proudly serve communities in Quinte West, Belleville, Prince Edward County, Stirling, Campbellford, Brighton, Warkworth, and Napanee.
Natural Themes Native Plant Nursery
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Nature Doesn’t Always Follow the Rules! Seeds don’t always stick to their germination “requirements”! Here, pasture rose, silky dogwood, and fly honeysuckle—grown from collected seed—decided
Natural Themes Native Plant Nursery
1 week 8 hours ago
❄️ Winter May Be Here, But We’re Growing! ❄️ Outside, a thick blanket of snow covers the ground, but inside, we’ve been seeding hundreds of