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Why Buy From the Wild Ones Store?Profits from the Wild Ones Store further the mission of Wild Ones. Many of the items we sell are not available anywhere else. Prices for Wild Ones Store items include shipping and handling. Unless otherwise mentioned, there are no hidden or extra charges. Amazon-Associate BookstoreCan't find what you're looking for? Don't forget our Wild Ones Amazon-Associate Bookstore. You can find lots of books and other things in our Amazon-Associate Bookstore, and Wild Ones gets a commission (at no extra cost to you) for many of the items purchased through our Bookstore. Also, if you click through to Amazon.com, and buy other books or other items, Wild Ones will also receive a commission for qualifying purchases. Click here for our Wild Ones Amazon-Associate Bookstore.Payment MethodsWe process payments through the easy and safe PayPal system. If you don't have a PayPal account, don't worry. PayPal takes credit cards.
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Wild Ones 2013 Calendar
Wild Ones has produced a 12 month wall calendar for 2013. It will feature stunning photos from the 2012 photo contest along with tips for gardening for wildlife. Folded, the calendar is 8.5 x 11 inches and it opens to 11 x 17 to hang on your wall. If you want to order multiple copies for gifts, contact the headquarters office for cost information at marketing@wildones.org. Get your order in fast, there is a limited number and they are flying out the door… SOLD OUT! $12 includes shipping and handling.
2012 Holiday Sale! All Wild Ones Roots T-shirts and Sweatshirts 20% Off While Supplies Last
Each shirt has the "Roots" drawing by Wild Ones member Janet Wissink on the front, and the Wild Ones logo on the back. Click here to see the roots graphic up close.
Sweatshirt - "Roots" drawing on front, Wild Ones logo on back SIZE SMALL IN THE GREEN IS SOLD OUT! Normally $35, NOW ON SALE FOR $28 including shipping and handling.
Green or Tan Short-Sleeve T-Shirt. Green shirt with beige graphic or Tan shirt with dark green graphic. High-stitch density fabric. 100% ring-spun cotton jersey. 6.1 oz. Preshrunk. Shoulder-to-shoulder taping. Cover-seamed, double-needle neck. We have a very limited supply of t-shirts in light blue and tan. Email admin@wildones.org if you are interested in these colors.
Sizes: Unisex S - XL. Normally $20 each, NOW ON SALE FOR $16 including shipping and handling.
Sizes: Unisex S - XL. Originally $22 each, NOW ON SALE FOR $18 including shipping and handling.
Check out Wild Ones new t-shirt!
The graphic on this natural color t-shirt highlights native wildflowers and American's favorite butterfly—the Monarch. The design was drawn exclusively for us by a very talented member. Adult Sizes: S-M-L-XL. Adult Colors: Natural $20 includes shipping and handling. And Wild Ones other new t-shirt...Wild Ones Logo T-Shirt
Adult Sizes: S-M-L-XL. Adult Colors: Sand
and Ivy. $18.00 includes shipping and handling. Eco-Conscious EcoCap
100 percent Organic Cotton Twill, garment-washed, unstructured Buckram low profile 6 panels. Pre-curved brim, sewn eyelets, cloth strap, Tri-glide buckle closure. One size fits most. Colors: Oyster or Chocolate, with Wild Ones logo in Wild Ones Green. $16 each Click here to order by mail. Wild Ones Ladies' T-ShirtsAnvil - Ladies' V-Neck T-Shirt Embroidered with "Wild Ones" on the left upper chest, this shirt is comfortable and dressed up with a flattering v-neck. Allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. If you're in a hurry, contact the National Office to make arrangements for faster delivery. $27
"Garlic Mustard Spreads" T-Shirt Shirt is white with cartoon graphic on front. $16 includes shipping and handling. "Die, Buckthorn Scum" T-Shirts
Adult Sizes: S-M-L-XL. Adult Colors: Sand
and Yellow. $17.00 includes shipping and handling. Would you be interested in these t-shirts with long sleeve or mockneck styles? If so, let us know. Wild Ones Sweatshirt & Hoodies
Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery of Sweatshirts #1 and #2. For extra-fast delivery, add $10 to the price. Sweatshirt #3 - "Roots" drawing on front, Wild
Ones logo on back
Note: For all sweatshirts, sizes greater than XL are available at an additional $5 more for every X size larger. Contact the National Office toll-free at 1-877-394-9453 to order. Allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. If you're in a hurry,
contact the National Office to make arrangements
for faster delivery. Wild Ones Denim Shirts
Denim Shirt #1A (Short-Sleeve) Logo on this shirt is black words with purple flower. Sizes: S, M, L, & XL: Just $55 (includes shipping and handling) Click here to see shirt up close. Denim Shirt #2A (Short-Sleeve) Note: For either shirt, sizes greater
than XL are available at an additional $4 more
for every X size larger. Contact the National
Office toll-free at 1-877-394-9453 to order. Bucket Hats and Wild Caps
Wild Ones Patch
Using Native Plants to Restore Community in Southwest Michigan and Beyond
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The Midwestern Native Garden
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The roots of native prairie plants grow deep. Far deeper than the plants most people have in their yards. And that's just part of what makes our native plants so valuable to the environment. Of course most people don't realize this fact – but with these Wild Ones Roots T-Shirts, you can help get that message across every time you go out in one of these great-looking shirts. 
For those cool nights may we recommend one of these Wild Ones sweatshirts. Available in Hunter Green or Sand with the "Roots" design screenprinted on the front and Wild Ones Logo on the back. 
The Wild Flower Shirt
Now you can look like a Wild Ones member at work and play. We have a new t-shirt available in ivy and sand with professionally embroidered Wild Ones logo on the front. 
You already know how important it is to be "eco-conscious." But it's also important to make others aware – and when people see you in this new hat and ask you "What's Wild Ones?" you'll
be able to tell them all about it and why it's
so important. Oh – and it will also keep the sun
from burning the top of your head. 
Garlic
mustard. Seems like it's everywhere these days,
and always unwanted. In yards, along roadsides,
choking out desirable native plants. But we know
one place garlic mustard belongs, and that's on a
t-shirt you can wear to show the truth about this
alien invader. This colorful shirt was designed
by cartoonist and Wild Ones member John Klossner.
Comes complete with Kathy Kudla's garlic mustard
spread recipe. Just $16, which includes shipping
and handling. 
Want
everyone to know your true feelings about buckthorn?
Don't hold back! This shirt, with artwork designed especially for Wild Ones by cartoonist and Wild Ones member John Klossner – along with the Wild Ones logo, tells
it all. These preshrunk, heavyweight, 100% cotton t-shirts
by Jerzees will
clear up any questions. 
For
those cool nights may we recommend one of
these new Wild Ones sweatshirts. Available
in Bluegrass, Sky Blue, Hunter Green or Sandalwood
with professionally embroidered Wild Ones
logo on front. Also available in Bluegrass
or Sandalwood with Wild Ones logo and the famous "Yesterday's
Lawn, Tomorrow's Habitat" design
on the front. And don't forget the Hunter Green sweatshirt with
the "Roots" design screenprinted on the front. 
Even if your closets are full, we just know you're
going to want one of these new Wild Ones denim
shirts. Available in Indigo Blue, Light Blue, and
Natural, with professionally embroidered Wild Ones
logo on front. Also available with Wild Ones logo
on front and the famous "Yesterday's Lawn, Tomorrow's Habitat" design. 
Look
cool. Be cool. Wear a Wild Ones cap or bucket hat
wherever you go. This fine quality headgear is
"a head of the crowd." Get yours now.
If people don't already know you're a Wild Ones member, this woven, colorful, iron-on patch will let them know for sure. Sold in quantities of two for $4 each. In quantities of 10 or more, the price is $3.50 each. 
By Nancy Cutbirth Small and Tom Small. The book includes much of the information and observations about plants, plant communities, and natural landscaping that Nancy gathered over the years, together with essays and articles that Nancy and Tom wrote together or separately for many local, regional, and international publications. The book includes 175 illustrations, most of them commissioned specially for this book.
By Charlotte Adelman and Bernard L. Schwartz. Maryann Whitman, Editor of the Wild Ones Journal, wrote: "At last, an idea whose time has come! This is the only book I know of, for the Midwest, that systematically suggests native plantss of similar appearance and growing requirements to replace non-natives we might otherwise plant in our landscapes. Importantly, the Midwestern Native Garden alerts the reader to the natives' unique roles in attracting and sustaining increased biodiversity in our gardens." Messaged and signed by the authors.
By Clayton R. Oslund. A Guide to Wildflowers of the Upper Great Lakes Regions, Eastern Canada, and Northeastern USA, containing a comprehensive guide with over 340 species of native and naturalized plants, with more than 620 full-color photographs. The book is organized by bloom time for your spring-to-fall nature hikes, and includes complete index of scientific and common names of herbaceous and native woody plants. Also, contains tips for incorporating native wildflowers into your home landscaping projects. Signed by the author.
By documentary filmmaker Catherine Zimmerman. Catherine brings an emphasis on education and environmental issues, while showing us through photos how to "meadowscape" existing lawns into easily managed, pesticide free, native meadow gardens. Through her lovely photos, she introduces readers to the beauty and biodiversity of the meadow, and reminds us all of the importance of these living landscapes. Signed by the author.
By Dr. Douglas Tallamy. This updated edition of Bringing Nature Home includes expanded lists of native plants for regional habitats. As Dr. Tallamy explains in his book, "Everyone can welcome more wildlife into their yards just by planting even a few native plants." Foreword by Rick Darke, who writes, "Once in a long while a book appears that fundamentally changes the way we think about our gardens and their role in the larger landscape. Provocative and powerfully persuasive, Doug Tallamy's Bringing Nature Home accomplishes this with grace and humor, blending solid ecological science and human social science to outline a modern recipe for inclusive habitat." Signed by the author.
By
Merel Black and Emmet Judziewicz. Describing more than 1,100 species, this incredible
native plant identification book covers the wildflowers
of Wisconsin and parts of Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, and Ontario from 459 genera in 100
families. It includes over 2,100 photographs, 300
drawings, as well as 1,085 Wisconsin county distribution
maps. A new introduction to this second edition discusses
wildflowers in the context of their natural communities.
The book's plastic-coated cover and durable stitching
mean it can take whatever fieldwork you may have
in mind, and using its simple identification framework,
you can quickly identify the plant family of a given
wildflower and then the genera. Suitable for use
by outdoor lovers of all kinds, from novice naturalists
to professional botanists. 
A national field guide to non-native trees, shrubs, and vines. Published by the U.S. Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration. This
laminated guide identifies 60 common invasive plants
that are commonly found across the United States.
Colored drawings of leaves, seed pods, and flowers
assist in the identification of these plants. The
guide is small enough to fit in glove compartments,
so you can have the guide handy at all times to help
more people identify the invasive plants that cause
us all so many problems.
Lynn Steiner's newest book is aimed at beginners and veteran gardeners
alike. Designed to help Wisconsin gardeners find,
plant, and maintain the best native species for
their specific sites however modest or lavish.
the Native Plant Profiles section offers comprehensive
descriptions of some 600 species of flowers and
groundcovers, trees, shrubs, vines, evergreens,
grasses, and ferns native to Wisconsin, as well
as information on planting, maintenance, and landscape
uses for each plant. Similar books by Lynne Steiner
cover Minnesota and Michigan. All signed by the
author. 
The updated edition is now available.
Edited
by Bonnie L. Harper-Lore, Maggie Johnson, and Mark
W. Skinner. A welcome guide to the best
management practices for invasive species control
along roadsides. 
OUT OF STOCK - By
Hans W. Morsbach. Illustrations by Robert W. Hutchinson. Published by Chelsea Green. Straight
talk about managing your woodland. A great how-to
manual for cultivating trees and small woodlands.
An excellent reference. 
This guide is the result of the hard work and collaboration of numerous individuals and organizations. Properly identifying prairie seedlings during the first year or two after seeding is an important part of whether a prairie planting has been successful. This guide is designed to be a resource help you reach that goal. The guide is divided into two general sections.
This
booklet was written by Wayne R Pauly, Dane County
Wisconsin Naturalist, for the Dane county Environmental
Council and the Dane County Highway and Transportation
Department. The narrative is divided into 6 topics:
1) What, when, and how often to burn, 2) Equipment,
including proper clothing, 3) Weather conditions
and controlled fires, and contacting neighbors, 4)
Firebreaks, 5) Conducting a simple burn and 6) Hazards.
An appendix has a summary of how fire stimulates
prairie plants and how it controls some weeds. The
booklet was initially written in April 1982, revised
1985, and reprinted in 1988.
A
roadside field guide for the Western Region published
by the Federal Highway Administration – this
field guide identifies 100 showy native forbs and grasses
often found on highway western roadsides. All are native
to the United States and do not include introduced
plants that have naturalized. These native plants are
part of America's natural heritage.
OUT OF STOCK - By Elizabeth Czarapata. Long-time
member of Wild Ones, Elizabeth Czarapat has authored
an all-comprehensive resource book on invasive plants
in the Upper Midwest. The culmination of Betty's dedication
and her life's work, this guide includes more than
250 color photos that will help identify problem plants,
details of plant identification, information and advice
about herbicides, and suggestions for related ecological
restoration and community education efforts.
The 25th Anniversary Commemorative Book - The Story of Wild Ones - 25 years in the making.
You have a lot of questions about natural landscaping . . . 
You have a lot of questions about natural landscaping . . . 
This laminated, 18 x 26-inch poster features the
same design by Janet Wissink as our "Roots" t-shirts.
A simple black-and-white print shows just how deep
our impressive prairie plants grow. 
This
attractive 15-ounce campfire style mug may not make
your coffee taste better, but it's going to look
great in your hand or on your table.
With the Wild Ones logo on one side, and a sketch
of the WILD Center on the other side, you'll want
to get one for every day use and another just for
display.
Available
in red, dark blue, or white, these totes are made
from sturdy 80 grams per square meter (*GSM) premium
quality non-woven polypropylene, 100 percent recyclable
and reusable, with contrasting two-tone panels, stitched
seams, reinforced sewn handles, bottom gusset, and
zipper closure. These tear-resistant and water-repellent
bags are made from recycled material. Silk screen
imprint.
"America's Lost Landscape: The Tallgrass Prairie" tells
the rich and complex story of one of the most astonishing
alterations of nature in human history. Prior to
Euro-American settlement in the 1820s, one of the
major landscape features of North America was 240
million acres of tallgrass prairie. But between
1830 and 1900 – in the space of a single lifetime
– the tallgrass prairie was steadily transformed
into farmland. This drastic change in the landscape
also brought about an enormous social change of
native Americans; in an equally short time their
cultural imprint was reduced in essence to a handful
of place-names appearing on maps. The extraordinary
cinematography of prairie remnants, original score,
and archival images are all delicately interwoven
to create a powerful and moving viewing experience
about the natural and cultural history of America.
Wild Ones weatherproof aluminum yard sign announces
to all that the owner's land is being restored toward
harmony with nature. The sign is enameled with a
white border, beige background, black printing and
a scratchboard-effect coneflower over a purple field.
The vertically displayed sign measure 7" x 10" and
has two mounting holes top and bottom to allow for
securing to a support by either screws or ties such
as wire or cording. No hardware is included.
Children are more susceptible to pesticide exposure because their activities include playing in the
grass and their organs are not mature enough to handle the toxins.
Perfect
for organizing and storing your copies of the
"Wild Ones Journal."
Packet comes with 12 plastic holders and a four-color
Wild Ones cover sheet and spine title strip for your
3-ring binder - enough to hold 2 years issues of
"Journals" in
a standard 1" 3-ring binder. $10.
Available only as a Wild Ones
membership premium. As
part of our Grow Wild Ones campaign, we have recently
updated, revamped, and reproduced this very popular
video in DVD format. And now you can get your own
copy at no extra charge when you join Wild Ones or
upgrade your existing membership level.
"A
Tapestry of Learning: Creating School Natural
Areas." Wild Ones has produced a film
to introduce the idea of creating an outdoor
school natural area using native plant species.
The intended audience would be teachers, parent-teacher
organizations, neighbors, community groups
and possible school natural area funding sources.
Featuring Lorrie Otto prominently throughout,
the film captures in just 7 minutes the essence
of an outdoor learning center. Produced by
David Savinski, the narration and sound track
was provided gratis by Emmy award winning film
producer, Mike Syverson, who is a Wild Ones
member through marriage.
For the past ten years, photographer Larry Godson and artist, Lana Gits, have combined their talents to create "The Prairie Portraits" - a series of detailed black and white photo-images of individual prairie plants. In order to call attention to the inherent diversity found in a true prairie, subjects were restricted to one, single locale - Wolf Road Prairie Nature Preserve in Westchester, Illinois. Here, over 400 different species exist on only 85 acres. Several of these plants, however, are found growing in other bio regions across the United States.
In September of 1999, photographer Larry Godson and artist, Lana Gits, were honored with an exhibit of "The Prairie Portraits" at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, Missouri. The original exhibit included over fifty framed portraits - each with a detailed plant description. Several of "The Prairie Portraits" are available here in card sets, assembled exclusively for the Wild Ones.