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Beargrass Thunder

Beargrass Thunder is a media company & native plant nursery based in the neighborhood of Smoketown – Louisville, KY.
We conduct interviews and on-the-ground research & field work for promoting urban agriculture & cleaner air, water, and soil in the urban neighborhoods of Louisville. We will always stay true to our goal of helping people connect with and improve their local environment and communities.

Contact us for custom native seed mixes for food or flowers, or to schedule a “placemaking” consultation to change a vacant piece of land into more usable space for your family or community.

Email Address:

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Is the supplier open specific hours or by appointment only?

Open by appointment only

Retail, Wholesale, or Both:

Retail Only

Are sales online only?
  • Yes
Products and Services Offered:
  • Seeds
  • Plants
  • Landscape design/installation
  • Restoration projects

We offer what we call a “Yarden” package, where we convert mowed grass into either a food garden or native Kentucky wildflowers

Milkweed (Asclepias) species sold (if applicable):

3 species

Rose/Swamp Milkweed Asclepias incarnata
Common Milkweed Asclepias syriaca
Butterfly weed Asclepias tuberosa

Services are limited to these geographical areas:

Installations within 30 miles of Louisville
Custom Seed Mixes shipped statewide
Placemaking Consultations statewide

Are the plants sold sourced from regionally local genotypes?

Only some of our products are from local genotypes.

Where are regionally local genotypes sourced from?

Jefferson, Pike, Cumberland, Bullitt , Hardin

Does this supplier use neonicotinoid pesticides on the plants sold?

No

Does this supplier sell any non-native species?

No

Does this supplier sell any species on the Kentucky Exotic Pest Plant Council’s list of Exotic Invasive Plants of Kentucky?

No

Other comments from the supplier:

We love Kentucky and Kentucky native wildflowers!

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