Swamp Rose Coop

Native plant nursery and landscaping cooperative in Metro DC area

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Regenerative Landscaping with Native Plants

close up of aromatic aster shrub with tiny purple flowers. Flowers have brown centers
Symphyotrichum Oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

Landscape Design & Plant Sales

Transform your space with our landscape design and installation services or build it yourself with our native plant sales.

Swamp rose bush with dark green leave and 5 petaled pink flowers
Rosa Palustris | Swamp Rose

About the Co-op

Learn about our vision of ecological sustainability and equity in the workplace.

Orange butterfly on dense blazingstart flower. Flower has thin, light purple petals emerging from buds
Liatris Spiciata | Dense Blazingstar

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Native plants can almost always help solve stormwater challenges, and bring more life into your yard while they are at it! We love a garden with good bones! Honoring an oak tree by giving it back to the ground under our feet. We'll be selling plants across the DMV area next week! So come get your natives from Swamp Rose Co-op! 🌿🌸 One of our spring cleanup goals: Make space for native bees. The sawdust here is from a tiny construction site, where a bee is building their new home! Make every day #earthday starting today! Come celebrate #earthday with us tomorrow at Greenfest at the amazing Brookside Gardens! Come see us this weekend @MCGreenFest! 🌿 This garden hasn’t had its first birthday yet, and it is already #glowing With the early arrival of summer-like heat in the mid-Atlantic, we're a little late to the #bluebell party because these friends are getting cooked quick! 🌿 Our plant shop is OPEN for preorders! Browse our plant list in the link in bio and reserve your native plants today 🌻 Excited to show some work in progress on an ambitious backyard transformation! Another two-part stormwater management upgrade, our clients are replacing a degraded series of railroad tie terraces with stone block walls and an expanded set of planting beds in between. Alongside this, we replaced an old cement pad patio with a larger footprint of cobble pavers.