RIGHT NOW AT GBNP
March 4, 2026
New Facility
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We've officially moved to 282 Brothers Way in Corvallis, Montana. Construction on the new place started back in November of 2024, and we spent the last few months of 2025 breaking down shade houses and moving the facility. It was a lot of work, but it sure felt good to see it pay off. Because of the craziness of moving and planning for the 2026 season at the same time, we had to forgo our usual January conference plans, but we’ll be back at MNLA and INLA in 2027.
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In December, Tami Kerr joined us as our new Office Coordinator and AR/AP extraordinaire. Tami brings over 30 years of experience in Natural Resource management to the team, and we’re glad to have her on board.
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Production in the new greenhouses officially began on February 10th. It’s been nerve-wracking but exciting to get this new chapter started. By mid-February, we hit total greenhouse madness.
Right now, the crew is busy loading semis for shrub contract grows and tending to our early crops: Rocky Mountain Maple, Rubber Rabbitbrush, and a few different Sagebrush species.
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Trade Show Trip
Aimee spent early February in Denver for the ProGreen Expo. It was great to meet new folks and reconnect with familiar faces. The interest and need for native plants in Colorado is huge.
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Our GBNP team is ready to meet any demand. Our crew has over 50 years of combined experience growing for restoration and reclamation.
We’re applying our expertise to everything we’re working on right now—from municipal stormwater projects and large plug orders for commercial landscapes to finished plant material for garden centers and woody liners for wholesale growers.
Our commitment to providing high-quality plants and native seeds to projects throughout the American West continues!
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Dec 26, 2025
Consolidating at Brothers Way
The biggest news is our physical transition. We are finalizing the move of all operations to our new 13-acre facility at 282 Brothers Way in Corvallis, Montana. Consolidating our propagation, seed cleaning, and administrative offices into this single hub is allowing us to scale our capacity for the 2026 season. If you are picking up an order, this is your new home base.
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The Winter Seed Cycle
While the Bitterroot landscape is dormant, our seed lab is in high gear. Jeanne Montplaisir and the team are currently cleaning, testing, and storing seeds for over 200 native species. This work is the foundation for our 2026 contract grows, and the specialized mixes we provide for mine reclamation and riparian restoration projects.
Trade Show Season Preparation
We are hitting the road this winter and spring! Catch Aimee at several upcoming industry events, starting with Utah Green in Sandy (Jan 6–7). Looking further ahead, we are excited to head to Laramie for the American Society for Reclamation Scientists meeting at the University of Wyoming (June 7–11). Whether you are looking for reclamation stock or wholesale natives, we’d love to connect with you at our booth to discuss your upcoming projects!​​
Team Focus: Hardening Off
The greenhouse crew, led by Tricia Scanlon, is currently focused on quality control and inventory for our "Deepot" liners. We are ensuring our stock has the root-to-shoot ratio needed to survive the harsh Western Montana climates our clients call home.
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