Bioconcentric Farms
(this business sells at least 20 species of native plants)
Bioconcentric Farms is a Farm Incubator located in Leelanau County, Michigan. The certified organic farm includes a native plant nursery where seed production is being incorporated into the field layout of edible crops. Biodiversity is being increased inclusive of creating populations of various milkweed species to increase a monarch population that returns yearly. The Farms grow plants for food and for habitat while providing training for novice farmers to enable them to purchase their own land and start their own farms. Many native species are available.
Owner: Michael Ulrich
12366 S. Plowman Rd.
Empire, MI 49630
(231) 342-6551
[email protected]
Owner: Michael Ulrich
12366 S. Plowman Rd.
Empire, MI 49630
(231) 342-6551
[email protected]
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Go Beyond Beauty
for wildlife habitat, clean waters, and bountiful gardens
For many people, a garden’s purpose begins and ends with beauty. However, we believe it is possible to create beautiful spaces that transcend beauty alone. Did you know that many of the plants that are most invasive in local natural areas originally arrived as ornamental garden plants? You can prevent the introduction and spread of invasives by purchasing plants at local nurseries and through landscapers that have committed to not selling high-threat invasive ornamental plants. Let’s make Northwest Michigan an example of natural beauty, wildlife habitat, healthy waters, and bountiful gardens that inspires across the state of Michigan… and beyond!
for wildlife habitat, clean waters, and bountiful gardens
For many people, a garden’s purpose begins and ends with beauty. However, we believe it is possible to create beautiful spaces that transcend beauty alone. Did you know that many of the plants that are most invasive in local natural areas originally arrived as ornamental garden plants? You can prevent the introduction and spread of invasives by purchasing plants at local nurseries and through landscapers that have committed to not selling high-threat invasive ornamental plants. Let’s make Northwest Michigan an example of natural beauty, wildlife habitat, healthy waters, and bountiful gardens that inspires across the state of Michigan… and beyond!
