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Production Time
We are heading into that lively time of year at the nursery known as production.
If you have items to be custom grown or a LiveRoof coming up, the time to call is NOW.
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 The World's Only HYBRID Green Roof System
For more information email Nichole at liveroof@natsnursery.com
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 The World's Best Landscape Edging
for a quote email Michael at permaloc@natsnursery.com
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 The Perennial Specialists
for current availability email Haley at plugs@natsnursery.com
Where do our plants go?
- restoration, re-vegetation, storm-water management, green roofs, living walls, bio-swales
- reforestation, drought-tolerant plantings, landscapes, nurseries and many more applications...
For a current plant availability email your representative:
Canadian Container Sales : canadiansales@natsnursery.com (Michael Campbell)
Starter Plant Sales: plugs@natsnursery.com (Haley Argen)
US Container Sales: ange@natsnursery.com (Ange Desaulniers)
LiveRoof Inquiries: liveroof@natsnursery.com (Nichole Borgal)
(For faster and better service, please include your company information and type of availability you are looking for!)
ABOUT NATS
N.A.T.S Nursery Ltd. is a specialized wholesale grower of Pacific Northwest Native Plants, Green Roof and Living Wall Plants, Hardy Ferns, Ground Covers and . For over 20 years NATS has been supplying high quality plants to the restoration and land reclamation industries.
(Assorted plug crops in our computer-controlled propagation house.)
Our move to Langley, BC in 2004 allowed for the construction of a modern propagation facility that has resulted in a dramatic quality improvement to our propagation. We were one of the first nurseries to become P. ramorum-free certified
NATS Nursery's expert team produces over 300 crops, including over 200 native plants, 18 types of hardy ferns, and 75+ groundcovers, totalling over 3 million plants annually. Please browse the catalogue pages to select a product or learn more about the plants we grow.
With the convenience of our location near both Vancouver and SeaTac International Airports, we are able to efficiently ship our quality products worldwide. Our product is aimed at Wholesalers, Landscape Contractors, Landscape Architects, Governments, Retail Nurseries and Garden Centres, and Restoration Firms. N.A.T.S. also offers custom growing for your project-specific plant needs. If you are a homeowner or student, please visit the webpages on this site dedicated to assisting you.
Learn why our plants are right for your projects.
OUR PASSION
The unique and highly skilled team at N.A.T.S. is committed to providing the best quality Pacific Northwest plants possible to the global market, whether it be for restoration, reclamation, reforestation or sustainable gardening. We strive to help our customers in their search for the right plant for the right place and to share our personal passion for plants and improving the world in which we live.
OUR MANDATE
NATS is committed to being a sustainable company. We have adopted many policies to that effect:
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We grow plants which sequester carbon, produce oxygen, prevent soil erosion, provide food and habitat for local wildlife, moderate climates and absorb stormwater runoff. (They are also very beautiful to look at!)
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Recycling of materials such as plastics, metals, compost, paper. Even our office building was pre-loved and brought to this site, as were our old cold frame greenhouses.
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Reduced car use. Many staff carpool to work, one cycles to work, others live within close proximity.
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We utilize post-consumer paper in the office and in our marketing materials
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Our property retains runoff and nutrients in a detention pond to protect the integrity of neighbouring salmon bearing streams
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Plants are continually being trialed and observed for their green roof performance on one of our three testing modules
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Environmental information is made available to all staff on a regular basis
to maintain awareness about current affairs and to make conservation a team challenge.
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