Hours
Asclepias incarnata SWAMP MILKWEED. Though it tolerates wet or damp soil, it will grow in average garden soil as well. Larval food for butterfiles.
If suburbia were landscaped with meadows, prairies, thickets or forests, or combinations of these, then the water would sparkle, the fish would be good to eat again, birds would sing, and human spirits would rise.
- Lorri Otto, Landscaping Revolutionary
April through October : Tuesdays-Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed Sunday and Monday
Opening for the season April 4, 2009
November - March: Hours by appointment only
We accept cash, checks, visa and mastercard.
Location
2415 Route 100 Orefield PA
Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery is located about an hour north of Philadelphia and about two hours west of Manhattan, about 5 minutes from the Route 100 exit of I-78.
Directions
From PA Route I-78:
Exit at the Route 100 North exit. You will come to a traffic light - this is the intersection of Tilghman Street and Route 100. Continue north on Route 100 from this traffic light for 1.7 miles. The nursery is on the right, behind Cope Dentistry. The address is 2415 Route 100, and the number is on the mailbox.
From Route 309
From the interesection of Route 309 and Route 100, travel south on Route 100 for 6.2 miles and we will be on the left. The address is 2415 Route 100, and the number is on the mailbox.
From Kernsville Rd
Turn left on Route 100, we are about .8 miles down on the left. The address is 2415 Route 100, and the number is on the mailbox.
Using GPS
Our address is not recognized when input into GPS. Please make note of the directions above before you begin your trip. If you need to enter a destination into your GPS, enter 'intersection of Cove Road and Highway 100, Orefield'. We are 1.7 miles north of the interesection of Route 100 and Tilghman Street, on the right hand side as you travel north.