Poster & Prairie Seeds
$15.00 (Includes one packet of mixed seeds and a vintage poster)
Here’s your last chance to get the VINTAGE POSTER “If you listen, they will teach you.” These posters created from artwork by local Athens artist, Kevin Morgan, were printed in the mid-1990s and these are all that are left. We thought offering the last posters with prairie seeds collected from the sanctuary would be the perfect pairing!
PRAIRIE SEEDS collected from the UpS Botanical Sanctuary – Includes 3 native species; blazing star (Liatris spicata), gray headed coneflower (Ratibida pinnata) and wild bergamot (Monarda fistulosa).
Sage Seed Pack
$15.00 (Includes two packets of sage seeds and 3 stickers)
One packet of white sage (Salvia apiana), one packet of common sage (Salvia officinalis) and 3 stickers featuring paw paw, ginseng, and bloodroot artwork by local artist @moonvilleprints of Athens, Ohio.
White sage and common sage have more in common than you think – both are overharvested in their native environment due to pressures of harvest demand. Read here about the challenges facing white sage and common sage in Albania.
The wonderful thing about sages is they are easy to grow! Learn how.
In the news: Susan Leopold’s investigation of white sage featured in Vice, High Country News, and Deborah Smalls’ Indigenous Ethnobotany Blog
Medicinal Seed Pack
$15.00 (Includes four medicinal seed packets and 2 stickers)
Our Medicinal Seed Pack includes several species that are easy to grow and great for your garden!
Receive one packet each of purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea), lemon balm (Melissa officinalis), German winter thyme (Thymus vulgaris), Greek mullein (Verbascum olympicum) and two stickers, butterfly weed art by @moonvilleprints and the UpS logo.
We love to encourage growing your own medicinal plant garden, so we put this wonderful seed packet together of easy-to-grow herbs for almost any location. The Greek Mullein seed was collected from Paul Strauss Equinox Botanicals farm just down the road from United Plant Savers. This variety is coveted because it produces more flowers for medicine making.
